News Rebecca Rusch (left) and her teammate Cristina Begy speed through the prologue of the Absa Cape Epic. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Pia Sundstedt and Alison Sydor now hold a half-hour advantage in the women’s race Published Mar 30, 2008
News Organizers say the stage 2 journey from George to Calitzdorp was the toughest in Cape Epic history. Published Mar 30, 2008
News The barren Klein Karoo desert set the backdrop for a long day in the saddle. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Jakob Fuglsang (right) and Roel Paulissen charged off to the stage win, and now sit only three minutes back on GC. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Luis-Leon Sanchez (Caisse d’Epargne) just misses the podium, finishing fourth. Published Mar 30, 2008
News American Jennie Reed celebrates her rainbow jersey in the keirin at the 2008 world track championships. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Rory Sutherland (Health Net) works his way toward the front in the final laps. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Teddy King (Bissell Pro Cycling), Stefano Barberi (THF Realty), and Jorge Martinez (Caico) have a go. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Race leader Oscar Sevilla (Rock Racing) in the yellow jersey during callups. Published Mar 30, 2008
News American Jennie Reed wins the keirin at the 2008 world track championships. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Norwegian Edvald Boasson Hagen (Team High Road) on the podium after winning the final leg of the 2008 Critérium International. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Edvald Boasson Hagen (Team High Road) en route to winning the final stage of the 2008 Critérium International. Published Mar 30, 2008
News The final podium at the 2008 Critérium International, won by Jens Voigt (CSC). Published Mar 30, 2008
News High Road teammates Kim Anderson and Alex Rhodes ride away from the women’s field in stage 2 of the 2008 San Dimas Stage Race. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Alejandro Borrajo (Colavita-Sutter Home) takes stage 2 of the 2008 San Dimas Stage Race. Published Mar 30, 2008
News Sauser (left) and Stander blazed to a stage win and the overall lead on stage 1 Published Mar 29, 2008
News Sundstedt (left) and Sydor had their revenge after puncturing during Friday’s prologue Published Mar 29, 2008
News Abraham Ruhumuriza of Team Rwanda leads American Jock Boyer through the prologue Published Mar 29, 2008
News Finland’s Pia Sundstedt leads Alison Sydor to a second place finish in the prologue Published Mar 29, 2008
News Christoph Sauser leads the main bunch through South Africa’s dusty, arid coastal mountains on the way to George Published Mar 29, 2008
News Cannondale-Vredestein’s Jakob Fuglsang, the U23 world champ, leads teammate Roel Paulissen through a creek Published Mar 29, 2008
News Kevin Evans and teammate David George took the lead in the prologue. The two would not be so lucky on the stage to George. Published Mar 29, 2008
News Strong, like Bulls: Defending champions Karl Platt (left) and Stefan Sahm signed some autographs the day before the race Published Mar 29, 2008
News The Absa Cape Epic’s sign-in offers a chance to show off the toned legs and new kit, however hideous Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Beatriz Rodriguez (SC Velo) a local rider finished just out of the top-ten. Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Maria Monica (Touchstone) made the steep pitch of the climb look easy Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Kathleen Billington (Rock Racing) elected not to use a time trial bike Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Jennifer Reither (SouthBay Wheelman) dances on the pedals Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Shannon Koch (Metro Volkswagen Cycling Team) looked smooth on the lower part of the climb Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Tyler Wren (Colavita/Sutter Home) takes his turn against the mountain Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Alex Candelario (Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast) looked like a man possessed Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Adam Myerson (Time Pro Cycling) a new team and a tremendous challenge as he battles the climb Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Teddy King (Bissell Pro Cycling) eyes his 30 second man just up the road Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: In great early season form, Chris Baldwin (Toyota-United) was just 19 seconds off the pace Published Mar 29, 2008
News San Dimas Stage 1: Michael Creed (Rock Racing) shows the strain of a difficult effort Published Mar 29, 2008