Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 26. Chapters: Hayden Roulston, Tama Easton, Greg Henderson, Richard Arnst, Julian Dean, Gordon McCauley, Alison Shanks, Jesse Sergent, Linda Villumsen, Sarah Ulmer, Sarah Walker, Sam Webster, Michael Vink, Tino Tabak, Kennett Bros, Heath Blackgrove, Louise Sutherland, Gary Anderson, Myra Moller, Brian Fowler, Timothy Gudsell, Jeremy Yates, Rosara Joseph, Graeme Miller, Glen Chadwick, Westley Gough, Shane Archbold, Sonia Waddell, Kashi Leuchs, Peter Latham, Marc Ryan, Blair Stockwell, Bruce Biddle, Sam Bewley, Sue Golder, Harry Watson, Des Thomson, Jack Bauer, Laurie Byers, Warwick Dalton, George Giles, Brendon Cameron, Susy Pryde, Glen Thomson, Lee Vertongen, Stephen Cox, Hayden Godfrey, Paul Brydon, Harry Kent, Vern Hanaray, Warren Johnston, Tim Carswell, Richard Johnstone, Roger Sumich, Les Lock, Nick Carter, Serena Sheridan, Matthew Randall, Neil Lyster, John Brown, Melissa Holt, Ritchie Johnston, Graham Avery, John Baird, Paul Odlin, Philip Harland, Anthony Walsh, Christian Huriwai, Paul Medhurst, Robin Reid, Robert Thomson, John Kirkcaldie, Robert Oliver. Excerpt: Hayden Roulston, MNZM (born 10 January 1981 in Ashburton) is a New Zealand professional racing cyclist for UCI ProTour team HTC-Highroad. He won the silver medal in the men's 4000 m individual pursuit and a bronze medal in the men's 4000 m team pursuit at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. Roulston was a talented junior rider on both road and track and competed for New Zealand on the track and initially on the road for a club team in France. He turned professional with the French team Cofidis in 2002 where he remained for two seasons before moving to Discovery Channel for 2005. His season with Discovery Channel featured some impressive rides but was interrupted by injury and eventually ended when he resigned after an incident in a Christchurch bar. He attempted t...