News 2008 Tour de France, stage 5: It was a long day, but not terribly difficult for the new race leader. Published Jul 9, 2008
News 2008 Tour de France, stage 5: Brard leading the three-man escape that lastest almost the entire stage. Published Jul 9, 2008
News Race leader Stefan Schumacher and teammate Bernard Kohl enjoy an uneventful day during stage 5. Published Jul 9, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: The special PowerTap hub on VandeVelde’s rear disc. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Danny Pate slips an ice vest on while warming up for the TT. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: David Millar used everything to his advantage for his third place in the TT. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Lim takes one of the ice vests out of the cooler, for riders to wear while warming up. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Dr. Alan Lim checks the computer assignments before the stage 2 start Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Alan goes over the computer data on his laptop before the TT start. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Lim then has to calibrate each computer for the bike and hub. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Lim shows one of the super small skinsuits to Vs.’s Robby Ventura. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: The Garmin mechanics take a well deserved break after fine tuning nine bikes for the TT. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Frischkorn takes the final corner in the TT. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Will Frischkorn is interviewed after his stage 3 second place finish. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Team owner Doug Ellis talks with David Millar prior to Stage 2. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Backstage with Garmin-Chipotle: Magnus Backstedt warms up for the TT, and that is a really big back. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Casey Gibson Gallery, stage 4: Siutsou had a bit of a radio problem at the start. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Casey Gibson Gallery, stage 4: Danny Pate went out and set the early best time. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Casey Gibson Gallery, stage 4: The timing gear in the start booth that makes it all go. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Casey Gibson Gallery, stage 4: Columbia’s Thomas Lovkvist took the best young rider jersey. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Casey Gibson Gallery, stage 4: Hincapie had a great ride for Columbia, and finished 9th. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Casey Gibson Gallery, stage 4: Will Frischkorn rode well in his first TDF time trial. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Casey Gibson Gallery, stage 4: Cadel Evans solidified his GC ambitions with a fourth place. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Casey Gibson Gallery, stage 4: Cancellara was the favorite, but finished in 5th. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Casey Gibson Gallery, stage 4: Wow, the first American sighting, and they are from Virginia. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Not many of us will ever experience being one of the last riders to start a Tour de France time trial. Will Frischkorn did. Published Jul 8, 2008
News 2008 Tour de France, stage 4: Hincapie tested a new bike, and came in 9th. Published Jul 8, 2008
News 2008 Tour de France, stage 4: Christian Vande Velde was the top American, in eighth. Published Jul 8, 2008
News 2008 Tour de France, stage 4: Millar was third by less than a second to Kirchen. Published Jul 8, 2008
News 2008 Tour de France, stage 4: Frischkorn did a solid ride after his big day. Published Jul 8, 2008
News 2008 Tour de france, stage 4: Schumacher won the stage and took the jersey. Published Jul 8, 2008
News Millar says Cancellara is beatable, but it will take a great ride to do it. Published Jul 8, 2008
News 2008 Tour de France, stage 3: Cedric Vasseur retired, but still looks quite dapper. Published Jul 7, 2008