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Looking ahead: Friday’s Tour stage returns to the scene of Cav’s first stage win
LISIEUX, France (AFP) — Despite the temptation, Britain's Mark Cavendish is likely put nostalgia to one side when he saddles up for a pop at his second stage win of the Tour de France Friday.
Tour de France Pro Bike: Sylvain Chavanel’s Eddy Merckx EMX-5
Sylvain Chavanel's Eddy Merckx EMX-5. Why the French champion has a stealth paint job
BC Bike Race: Interesting People
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VIDEO: Chris Horner says ‘Contador still looks really strong’
RadioShack's veteran says Contador still looks strong, but his team may not be
Breakfast with Bernie, stage 6: Post-stage rituals and the crowd crush
Ben Delaney checks in with HTC's Bernhard Eisel before stage 6.
2011 Tour de France results, stage 6
- 1. Edvald Boasson Hagen (Sky)
- 2. Matthew Goss (HTC-Highroad)
- 3. Thor Hushovd (Garmin-Cervelo)
USGP of Cyclocross moves finals to Bend
Bend, Oregon, may have lost the U.S. cyclocross national championships this year, but elite racing will return to central Oregon with the city hosts the final rounds of the U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross presented by Greenware.
Catching Up with Willow Koerber
Willow Koerber will be at the World Cup in New York this weekend, but not on a bike. She is pregnant...
Le Tour Diary | Stage 5
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2011 Tour de France Stage 5
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Olympian Mark Whitehead dead at 50
USA Cycling has confirmed the death of Mark Whitehead, a member of U.S. Olympic track cycling team in 1984.
Inside the Tour with John Wilcockson: The power of the yellow jersey
Thor Hushovd is the latest rider to be inspired by the leading the Tour
The Livestream Diaries, Entry #6
Dan Wuori is one of the funniest Twitter bards in the cycling world (follow him at @dwuori). This month, he will be expanding a bit beyond 140 characters to share periodic journals during the Tour de France. Today's is the sixth.
Crashes KO Brajkovic; Contador, Leipheimer, Gesink all hit deck
CAP FREHEL, France (VN) - The official medical communique of Wednesday's sixth stage at the Tour de France only lists eight names, but the pain and suffering went much deeper than that.
Make mine a triple: a chat with 1987 Giro-Tour-worlds champion Stephen Roche
It was some 24 years ago, in 1987, that Irish cycling hero Stephen Roche won the Tour de France; it was his and Ireland’s only ever Tour victory — if you can actually be so blasé as to use the word “only” in the same sentence as a hard earned Tour de France victory; the culmination of a life’s work and ambition for any cyclist.
Remove and Install: Octalink-ISIS Cartridge
Singletrack.com's Lennard Zinn explains how to remove and install an Octalink-ISIS cartridge.
From the magazine: Worlds Collide – the Garmin-Cervélo merger and intrasquad dynamics
Editor's note: The following article appeared in the March 2011 issue of VeloNews magazine. We thought our web readers would enjoy a look at the what the Garmin-Cervelo team said about team cooperation before the season really started.
Good enough for Thor … riding the Cervelo S5
Nick Legan rides Cervelo's new S5 (the same model Mr. Hushovd is using). Plus a look at Hushovd's personal bike.
With slightly tailored training, Horner hopes for top form to hit in next week
Training to peak for a key event may be more art than science, but Chris Horner is two-for-two this season.
HTC’s Mark Renshaw – GC riders adding danger to the sprints
Cavendish's leadout man talks about the dangerous Tour and Cav's first win of this Tour
Finish-line analysis: Pushing and shoving in stage 5
Delaney and Hood on the pushing and shoving - before, during and after stage 5
Rojas loses green jersey to Gilbert over intermediate sprint argy bargy
CAP FREHEL, France (AFP) - Movistar's Jose Joaquin Rojas lost possession of the Tour de France green jersey after blocking Mark Cavendish on the midway sprint of the race's fifth stage, officials announced on Wednesday.
HTC calls stage 5 win ‘one of Cav’s best ever;’ six wins still in the cards
CAP FREHEL, France (VN) —With 800m to go in Wednesday's crash-filled fifth stage, Rolf Aldag thought that HTC-Highroad had blown another chance at victory.
Robbie McEwen concerned by lack of Tour sprint stages
CAP FREHEL, France (AFP) - Australian Robbie McEwen said he is concerned about what he feels is a recent trend to reduce victory opportunities to sprinters on the world's biggest cycling races.
2011 Tour de France results, stage 5
- 1. Mark Cavendish, Htc - Highroad, in 3h 38' 32"
- 2. Philippe Gilbert, Omega Pharma - Lotto, at s.t
- 3. Joaquin Rojas Jose, Movistar Team, at s.t.
- 4. Tony Gallopin, Cofidis Le Credit En Ligne, at s.t.
- 5. Geraint Thomas, Sky Procycling, at s.t.
Mark Cavendish wins stage 5 of the Tour de France, Hushovd retains lead
Mark Cavendish won Wednesday’s stage 5 of the 2011 Tour de France, a 164.5-kilometer race from Carhaix to Cap Fréhel.
VIDEO: Breakfast with Bernie stage 5: The toughest and the worst
Breakfast with Bernie: Stage 5 of the Tour de France
Contador, Wiggins and Gesink crash on stage 5, Brajkovic and Kern abandon
CAP FREHEL, France (AFP) - Reigning champion Alberto Contador and fellow yellow jersey contenders Bradley Wiggins and Robert Gesink survived crashes to continue the fifth stage of the Tour de France on Wednesday.
2011 Tour de France, stage 21 description
July 24 Stage 21: Créteil to Paris (Champs-Élysées), 95km (59 miles)
2011 Tour de France, stage 20 description
July 23 Stage 20: Grenoble time trial, 42.5km (26.4 miles)
BC Bike Race: Tire Choice
You won't find a lot of 1.9s rolling around the trails of the BC Bike Race.
2011 Tour de France Stage 4
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Le Tour Diary | Stage 4
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Technical FAQ: Pro bike ‘choices,’ carbon fork fatigue, and fitting tools
Pro bike 'choices,' carbon fork fatigue, fitting tools & more
The Livestream Diaries, Entry #5
Dan Wuori is one of the funniest Twitter bards in the cycling world (follow him at @dwuori). This month, he will be expanding a bit beyond 140 characters to share periodic journals during the Tour de France. Today's is the fifth.
Pate, Van Garderen take different roads to this year’s Tour
MUR-DE-BRETAGNE, France (VN) — Americans Tejay Van Garderen and Danny Pate earned hard-fought slots on HTC-Highroad's competitive Tour de France selections, but both came via very different routes.
MTB Mechanic: How to Install a Front Derailleur
Looking to upgrade your machine? Singletrack.com's Lennard Zinn demonstrates how to install a front derailleur so you can polish your mechanic skills.
Inside the Tour with John Wilcockson: Stage win boosts Evans’ chances at the Tour
Beating Contador and Gilbert at Mûr-de-Bretagne are major victories
Tour de France Notebook, stage 4: Farrar’s breakthrough, Van Garderen close to white
A look at the jersey competitions and more from stage 4
Hushovd the beast keeps yellow; Garmin hopes to keep jersey to Super-Besse
Tuesday's biggest surprise was Thor Hushovd, whose tenacity and strength kept him in the yellow jersey by one second to Cadel Evans (BMC).
Schleck: Contador’s attack no surprise
MUR-DE-BRETAGNE, France (AFP) — Tour de France contender Andy Schleck brushed off losing eight seconds to yellow jersey rival Alberto Contador on Tuesday as the Spaniard provided drama on a thrilling finish to stage 4.
UCI increases random bike checks at the Tour de France
The UCI will begin random bike controls at the Tour de France
Alberto Contador takes some time back
MUR-DE-BRETAGNE, France (VN) — Alberto Contador isn't one to take setbacks sitting down.
Finish-line analysis: tenacity and surprise on stage 4
Andrew Hood and Ben Delaney discuss the big rides of stage 4
Tour Pro Bike: Cadel Evans’ stage-winning BMC teammachine SLR01
A look at Cadel Evans' stage-winning BMC teammachine SLR01
Tour de France Tech: Wet weather preparations
Nick Legan looks at how team mechanics prepped bikes for Tuesday's rainy stage
2011 Tour de France results, stage 4
Stage 4
- 1. Cadel Evans, Bmc Racing Team, in 4h 11' 39"
- 2. Alberto Contador, Saxo Bank Sungard, at s.t.
- 3. Alexandre Vinokourov, Pro Team Astana, at 00:00
- 4. Rigoberto Uran, Sky Procycling, at s.t.
- 5. Philippe Gilbert, Omega Pharma - Lotto, at s.t.
Cadel Evans wins stage 4 of the 2011 Tour de France, Hushovd retains overall lead
Cadel Evans (BMC) won Tuesday's stage 4 of the 2011 Tour de France, a 172.5-kilometer race from Lorient to Mûr-de-Bretagne with a tough uphill finish.
Soler remains in ICU three weeks after crash
Colombian climber Mauricio Soler remains in intensive care, but is no longer in a medically-induced coma nearly three weeks after his high-speed crash at the Tour de Suisse.
VIDEO: Breakfast with Bernie, stage 4: Arm wrestling, stolen wallets and a bad-joke competition
Arm wrestling, stolen wallets and a bad-joke competition
BC Bike Race: Bottles or Hydration Pack?
The question of lugging bottles or hydration pack is an oft-debated topic at events like the BC Bike Race.
2011 Tour de France, Stage 3
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Le Tour Diary, Stage 3
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Inside the Tour with John Wilcockson: Steep hills and great fans await the Tour in Brittany
A region that spored Tour winners Hinault, Bobet and Robic
UCI press release on saddle tilt rule
Press release : Seat position rules - explanation from the UCI
After stage 3, Cavendish says ‘don’t write me off’
REDON, France (AFP) - Mark Cavendish warned his Tour de France sprint rivals not to write him off after the Briton was forced to play second fiddle to American Tyler Farrar on the race's third stage Monday.
Tour Pro Bike: AleJet’s Wilier Triestina Cento 1
AleJet’s Wilier Triestina Cento 1 — long, low stem and short cranks
Omega Pharma’s ‘luxury problem’ of three strong cards: Gilbert, Van Den Broeck and Greipel
REDON, France (VN) — Omega Pharma-Lotto made it clear from the first few kilometers of the 2011 Tour de France that the Belgian squad is here to race. With one stage win already in the bag, Omega is looking for more victories, plus a stint in the green jersey and a podium spot in Paris.
Tour de France Notebook, stage 3: Van Garderen learning ropes; 4th of July first; RadioShack sitting pretty
Facts and figures from stage 3
There’s only one: Thor Hushovd
Norwegian continues to set records at the Tour de France