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• 1. FERRAND PREVOT Pauline (FRA), in 2:31:47
• 2. RATTO Rossella (ITA), at s.t.
• 3. RIVERA Coryn (USA), at s.t
• 4. SOLOVEI Canna (UKR), at s.t.
• 5. ZORZI Susanna (ITA), at 16

The Peanut Butter & Co.-Twenty12 sprinter scores her first worlds medal in Italy.

Felt refines its road line with a new carbon bladder process that led to lighter and stiffer frames.

Organizers are hoping to announce a route next month at Interbike. They say classic routes for climbers and sprinters are in the works.

Riders registered for next weekend's race in Glencoe, Illinois.

• 1. Hayden ROULSTON, (NZL) HTC-Columbia, in 4:03:17
• 2. Matti BRESCHEL, (DEN) Team Saxo Bank, at 2
• 3. Manuel BELLETTI, (ITA) Colnago-CSF, at 2
• 4. Maxim BELKOV, (RUS) ISD-Neri, at 2
• 5. Clinton Robert AVERY, (NZL) Team RadioShack, at 2

• 1. Jonathan Cantwell, Fly V Australia, 1:52:55.4
• 2. Jacob Keough, UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis, 1:52:55.7
• 3. Patrick Bevin, Bissell Pro Cycling, 1:52:55.9
• 4. Luis Amaran, Jamis-Sutter Home-Colavita, 1:52:56.0
• 5. Alessandro Bazzana, Fly V Australia, 1:52:56.0

Garmin's Svein Tuft finishes second overall as RadioShack's Matthew Busche rounds out the podium in third.

Erica Allar and Clayton Barrows maintain their overall leads in the USA CRITS series.

Jakob Fuglsang takes the overall lead with one stage remaining.

• 1. André Greipel (Ger), HTC-Columbia, at 3:51:58
• 2. Yauheni Hutarovich (Blr), Française des Jeux, s.t.
• 3. Robert Förster (Ger), Milram, s.t.
• 4. Daniele Bennati (Ita), Liquigas-Doimo, s.t.
• 5. Wouter Weylandt (Bel), Quick Step, s.t.

It's the first ProTour victory for the Garmin-Transitions rider.

Matti Breschel and Jakob Fuglsang remain in first and second overall going into the final time trial.

Mavic managed to keep a few surprises under wraps until just this week when company reps rolled into town behind the wheel of a brand new, bright yellow service course Sprinter van bristling with wheels, tires, and tools.

Tom Boonen (Quick Step) will likely not race the Vuelta a España later this month and could miss the road cycling world championships in September.

The Danish Saxo Bank team took over control of its home race in style on Friday with Matti Breschel winning the third stage and grabbing the overall lead at the Tour of Denmark.

Trek Bicycle Corporation officials told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel on Friday that they have provided documents to a federal criminal investigation involving Lance Armstrong.

Dave Wiens says he's feeling "pretty good" about his fitness for the Leadville Trail 100 on August 14; at least as fit as he has the last few years at this point leading up to the race.

Lawson Craddock (Hot Tubes) of Houston, Texas, reached the podium of the UCI World Junior Road Championships for the second year in a row, finishing third in the individual time trial in Offida, Italy, on Friday.

Garmin-Transition's Daniel Martin kept the leader's jersey in the Tour of Poland after Friday's sixth and penultimate stage, a 228.5km ride from Oswiecim to Bukowina Tatrzanska.

Leadville Trail 100 founder Ken Chlouber on Thursday announced he had sold his collection of ultra-endurance running and cycling events to Life Time Fitness.

2006 Tour de France winner Óscar Pereiro says he’s all but sure he will retire at the end of this season.

In an exclusive interview, the RadioShack team boss talks about the team's Tour de France, its new stagiaires, 'jerseygate,' Contador and the team's future.

Luís León Sánchez says he’ll wait to see if Caisse d’Epargne can find a new sponsor before abandoning ship.

Former world time trial champion Bert Grabsch will ride for two more years with HTC-Columbia, the team announced Friday.

Alberto Contador said he’s raising the bar with his move to Saxo Bank-Sungard in 2011, with the likely participation in two grand tours next season.

Michael van Stayen (Topsport Vlaandern) won the Tour of Denmark's stage 2 on Thursday and took over the race lead. Saxo Bank's Matti Breschel is second and Saxo's defending champ Jakob Fuglsang almost scores with a late-race attack.

• 1. Michael VAN STAYEN, (BEL) Topsport Vlaanderen-Mercator, in 3:59:08
• 2. Matti BRESCHEL, (DEN) Team Saxo Bank, at 0
• 3. Bert DE BACKER, (BEL) Skil-Shimano, at 0
• 4. Jeremy HUNT, (GBR) Cervélo TestTeam, at 0
• 5. Manuel BELLETTI, (ITA) Colnago-CSF, at 0

Garmin-Transition's Daniel Martin won Thursday's fifth stage of the Tour of Poland, taking the overall lead.

While at first glance Colorado's stage race appears to tread on Utah's, officials from both races say there is no problem.

Cervélo's Xavier Tondo hopes to start the Vuelta a España despite breaking his collarbone in the fourth stage at the Tour of Poland.

The Vuelta a España will return to the Basque Country for the first time in more than 30 years for its 2011 edition.

Bernhard Eisel will stay with High Road Sports (HTC-Columbia) through 2012

The Wilderness 101 in Pennsylvania was the fifth stop on the eight-race Kenda National Ultra Endurance Series schedule.

The NUE Series will make its first-and-only 2010 stop on the West Coast when it rolls into Bend, Oregon for the High Cascades 100 this weekend. Check out the video recon of the course.

Former Gerolsteiner manager Hans-Michael Holczer says blood tests showed "clear evidence" that American Levi Leipheimer doped during the 2005 Tour de France.

The RadioShack rider will race without teammates in Utah.

Astana's Allan Davis loses 30 seconds and falls out the lead

• 1. Mirco LORENZETTO , (ITA) Lampre-Farnese Vini , in 4:07:36
• 2. Grega BOLE , (SLO) Lampre-Farnese Vini , at 0
• 3. Alessandro BALLAN , (ITA) BMC Racing Team , at 0
• 4. Simon GESCHKE , (GER) Skil-Shimano , at 0
• 5. Sergey LAGUTIN , (UZB) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team , at 2

• 1. Matthew Harley GOSS , (AUS) HTC-Columbia , in 4:04:21
• 2. Michael VAN STAYEN , (BEL) Topsport Vlaanderen-Mercator , at 0
• 3. Mark RENSHAW , (AUS) HTC-Columbia , at 0
• 4. Kenny Robert VAN HUMMEL , (NED) Skil-Shimano , at 0
• 5. Philip NIELSEN , (DEN) Team Concordia-Vesthimmerland Procycling , at 0

HTC-Columbia's Matt Goss scored a win in the opening stage of the Tour of Denmark on Wednesday.

Seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong and Colorado governor Bill Ritter announce the Quiznos Pro Challenge, a new Colorado stage race for August 2011.

Now that the Schleck brothers and Alberto Contador have announced their plans for 2011, it's worth asking where key support riders will land.

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• 1. Luis Amaran, Jamis Sutter Home/Colavita , 1073 points
• 2. Rory Sutherland, UnitedHealthcare P/b Maxxis , 805 points
• 3. David Veilleux, Kelly Benefit Strategies , 743 points
• 4. Ben Jacques-Maynes, Bissell Pro Cycling , 632 points
• 5. Jonathan Cantwell, Fly V Australia , 615 points

The Colorado high school league is the first to be established outside of California by the National Interscholastic Cycling Association and will feature a four-race series starting in September.

The FdJ rider beats Haedo by inches. Allan Davis retains the overall lead.

Organizers of the cyclocross series have released its 2010 schedule and announced they will offer equal mens and womens prize lists this year.

Alberto Contador closed out his 2010 season — and his career with Astana — with a win at a post-Tour criterium in France on Tuesday.

One rider quietly lining up at the start of last weekend’s Clásica San Sebastián was Andrey Kashechkin.

Saxo Bank-Sungard boosts its GC strength for 2011 as Alberto Contador signs two-year deal after Schleck brothers leave to ride for new Luxembourg-based team.

Slideshow: Consider adding Dejay Birtch to your list of the "lucky cyclist." Birtch manages and races for the Niner-Ergon mountain bike team, riding and traveling for most of the summer with an Air 9 Carbon.

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Newly converted to the tubey lifestyle, at least for special occasion rides, Zack Vestal gives the Schwalbe Ultremo HT tires a workout

Here's a taste of a Dave Wiens training ride: Hancock Pass summits at just over 12,000 feet and then plunges down through a minefield of rocks. Now just add a few more high-elevation passes.

Zack Vestal samples Campagnolo's clothing lines: Items from the posh 11 Speed collection, the high-functional Raytech line and the race ready Racing line.

HTC-Columbia's big German powered across the finish line in Dabrowa Gornicza well clear of Australian Allan Davis (Astana) and the remainder of the pack in the bunch sprint that decided the 240km stage.

The pro road scene clicks back into gear this week with the Tour of Poland and Taylor Phinney's ProTour debut at the Tour of Denmark

Michele Scarponi's arrival at Lampre may see Damiano Cunego leave for Footon-Servetto.

The Fly V Australia sprinter bumps overnight leader Karl Menzies (UHC) into third overall.

Three-time Tour champ Alberto Contador may be the icing on Bjarne Riis' sponsorship cake.

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Jelly Belly's pro rider helps organize a Grand FUNdo in Massachusetts to support developing riders — and have fun.

Team Type 1 is frustrated but shows its strength at the Tour do Rio, scoring two stage wins and second overall in the team’s first South American race

The China Daily reports that Fuyu Li's second sample has tested positive for a banned substance.

A look at Team Sky's Pinarello Graal time trial bikes.

A list of confirmed ProTour transfers, contract extensions and retirements from the 2010-2011 transfer season.

The future is now. VeloNews takes a close look at the fresh young crop of super-talent riders, such as cover boy Tejay Van Garderen, world champion Taylor Phinney, Liquigas' sensation Peter Sagan and more.

Tech editor Zack Vestal puts areo wheels to the test in the lab, on the road and in the wind tunnel. We rank the wheels by aerodynamics, weight, stiffness and rotational inertia, and list the feedback of the test riders. The results don't lie. Subscribe today!

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From cross-country and dual slalom and big air, it's been a full weekend at Colorado's Winter Park Resort's Trestle Bike Park.

Results from the 2010 Open De Suède Vargarda.

The Open de Suède Vagarda featured a team time trial, won by Cervélo TestTeam, and a road race.

Karl Menzies finishes third on the day to take the lead in the men's race.

Jorge Espinoza and Gwen Inglis take stage 2 of the Salida Omnium.