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May 25, 2007 - Valencia, Venezuela - Last night in the final event of the 2007 Pan American Track Championships, Team Slipstream/Chipotle’s Brad Huff added another medal to his collection.

Teaming up with former TIAA-CREF rider/manager Colby Pearce (who recently returned to racing following a stint as USA Cycling’s Endurance Track Coach), Huff made a great match for his former coach in the Madison event.

Huff and Pearce executed perfect teammwork and finished with the highest point total and the gold medal - Huff’s second of the Pan American Championships.

May 25, 2007 - Spain - In his first ProTour race ever, Tom Peterson is fighting for a place at the top of the GC in La Volta Catalunya. Peterson - only 20 years old and the youngest rider competing in “La Volta” - fought his way past top Tour de France riders such as Alexandre Vinokourov and Cyril Dessel to finish his first ever high mountain stage in 21st place, only 3 minutes down.

“I think this shows that Tom can one day truly be a top Tour de France rider - in fact, I have no doubt about that” said team director Jonathan Vaughters. “It also shows me that cycling is truly cleaning up, not just cosmetically, but to the core. A very young, clean rider able to ride with the best in the world in a high mountain stage would not have been possible a decade ago. Now it is. Whatever problems cycling is going through, to me, this is first hand evidence that the worst is long behind us. I could not be prouder of our team and of the sport for dealing with pain - and overcoming it.”

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May 22, 2007 - Valencia, Venezuela - Team Slipstream/Chipotle’s track star Brad Huff kicked off the Pan American Road and Track Championships yesterday with a gold medal in the Omnium event.

On the opening day of competition Monday in Valencia, Venezuela, Huff bettered his World Championships bronze medal in the Omnium by posting top-5 results in all 5 events, including a win in the Kilo Time Trial.

Head over to VeloNews.com for the full report.