The elite men’s break goes up the road
The elite men's break goes up the road
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Evans blazes the final time trial to take the overall
Evans blazes the final time trial to take the overall
Evans celebrates his last-minute victory
Evans celebrates his last-minute victory
Contador conceded nearly a minute and the overall win in the final stage
Contador conceded nearly a minute and the overall win in the final stage
Felicia Gomez (Webcor) starts her successful prologue
Felicia Gomez (Webcor) starts her successful prologue
Jeremy Powers (JellyBelly) shows the pain of riding uphill into a headwind
Jeremy Powers (JellyBelly) shows the pain of riding uphill into a headwind
Mari Holden (T-Mobile) looks ahead to a successful start to LVDB
Mari Holden (T-Mobile) looks ahead to a successful start to LVDB
Valverde makes it look easy
Valverde makes it look easy
Contador’s grip on yellow has been loosened a bit
Contador's grip on yellow has been loosened a bit
A perfect day – and place – for a bike race.
A perfect day - and place - for a bike race.
Ullrich: riding into shape.
Ullrich: riding into shape.
Garate leads the attack
Garate leads the attack
Still Smiling: Horner leads the chase. The American now sits in 10th place at 1:14.
Still Smiling: Horner leads the chase. The American now sits in 10th place at 1:14.
Kashechkin
Kashechkin
Phil Zajicek (Navigators) pushes the last 100 meters to the finish
Phil Zajicek (Navigators) pushes the last 100 meters to the finish
A Fred’s Eye View: Short-track tuneup; Fontucky dreamin’; hard-luck Schmatz; great Scott-mobile; and a Miller’s-eye view
There’s a lot of sniffling, sneezing, coughing and wheezing going on at VeloNews world headquarters lately. I suspect the first two ailments (sniffling and sneezing, that is) are due to the onset of Colorado’s allergy season two weeks ago. Our first bout with prolonged sunshine and balmy temperatures sent every flower, blade of grass and tree (not to mention college kid) into hormone hyper-drive, and the air is now a sea of pollen. One local news station suggests minimizing outdoor exposure on warm days and avoiding inhaling truck and car exhaust. Good thing you never encounter either of
VeloNews sees expanded interest for 2006 Official Tour de France Guide
VeloNews sees expanded interest for 2006 Official Tour de France Guide
VeloNews sees expanded interest for 2006 Official Tour de France Guide
VeloNews sees expanded interest for 2006 Official Tour de France Guide
Winning Horner style
Winning Horner style
Contador takes the stage and the lead
Contador takes the stage and the lead
Horner’s stay in the yellow jersey was a short one
Horner's stay in the yellow jersey was a short one
Where’d you ride today?
Where'd you ride today?
The Evans group
The Evans group
Sevilla solo
Sevilla solo
Contador attacks
Contador attacks
Paco chasing down national U-23 rider Colin Cares
Paco chasing down national U-23 rider Colin Cares
The bad, black Scott USA Sportsmobile
The bad, black Scott USA Sportsmobile
Kintner, up close and personal
Kintner, up close and personal
Lopes, in living color
Lopes, in living color
VeloNews sees expanded interest for 2006 Official Tour de France Guide
PARIS, France -- It sounds unlikely, but even after the retirement of Lance Armstong, interest in the Official Guide to the Tour de France produced by VeloNews is considerably ahead of what it was at the same time last year. With two weeks left until space close, the 2006 Official Tour Guide has already sold more advertising pages, the newsstand draw has approximately doubled, bike shop interest is at a record high, and the issue looks likely to set an all-time record for paid circulation for the ABC-audited magazine. While VeloNews's long-time status as the official publication of
Photo or sculpture?
Photo or sculpture?
Friday’s Mailbag: How ’bout that Horner?
The Mailbag is a regular feature on VeloNews.com. If you have a comment, an opinion or observation regarding anything you have seen in cycling, in VeloNews magazine or on VeloNews.com, write to WebLetters@InsideInc.com. Please include your full name and home town. Letters may be edited for length and clarity.What a shot!Velo,I love the picture of Chris Horner crossing the finish line totowin Stage 2 at Tour de Romandie. That photo captures what I’ve alwaysthought of Chris Horner…loose in the saddle and guns-a-blazing! Congratulations,Chris.Scott WellsHampton, Virginia The year of the
The Aeolus 6.5…
The Aeolus 6.5...
… and a closer look.
... and a closer look.
Tech Talk: Bontrager and the importance of being aero’
Tech Talk: Bontrager and the importance of being aero’
Tech Talk: Bontrager and the importance of being aero’
Tech Talk: Bontrager and the importance of being aero’
Horner seizes the stage and the lead with a late break
Horner seizes the stage and the lead with a late break
Think he’s at all happy about how things turned out?
Think he's at all happy about how things turned out?
Loosli and Beauchat get things rolling early
Loosli and Beauchat get things rolling early
Moreau has a go
Moreau has a go
Ullrich falls off the pace
Ullrich falls off the pace
Savoldelli retains the overall lead
Savoldelli retains the overall lead
Konyshev took a good, long dig
Konyshev took a good, long dig
Voigt finished more than 10 minutes back at Liège and he couldn’t be happier.
Voigt finished more than 10 minutes back at Liège and he couldn't be happier.
McEwen notches another win
McEwen notches another win
McEwen’s back where he likes to be, in the thick of the action
McEwen's back where he likes to be, in the thick of the action
Davitamon-Lotto on the front
Davitamon-Lotto on the front
Technical Q&A with Lennard Zinn: Water build-up and Shimmy solutions
Technical Q&A with Lennard Zinn: Water build-up and Shimmy solutions
Gianetti has put together a strong squad for ’06…
Gianetti has put together a strong squad for '06...
… and has put a lot of stock into two of his stars.
... and has put a lot of stock into two of his stars.
A fan reacts as Savoldelli shifts gears en route to victory
A fan reacts as Savoldelli shifts gears en route to victory
Ullrich makes his racing debut for 2006
Ullrich makes his racing debut for 2006
Valverde slots into second
Valverde slots into second
McGee takes third
McGee takes third
Pereiro grabs fourth
Pereiro grabs fourth
Bodrogi rounds out the top five
Bodrogi rounds out the top five
Monday’s Mailbag: Live coverage of Georgia and a geopolitical reminder
The Mailbag is a regular feature on VeloNews.com. If you have a comment, an opinion or observation regarding anything you have seen in cycling, in VeloNews magazine or on VeloNews.com, write to WebLetters@InsideInc.com. Please include your full name and home town. Letters may be edited for length and clarity.A pat on the editorial backEditor:Your live online coverage of the Tour de Georgia is absolutely fantastic. Well done, VeloNews. Michael DowToronto, Ontario, Canada P.S. Could you please ask John Wilcockson if he would possibly be interested in tutoring me? I'd be honored to follow
Mauro Gianetti
Mauro Gianetti
Valverde celebrates
Valverde celebrates
Make that an extra-beautiful day
Make that an extra-beautiful day
Horner scored an eighth-place finish
Horner scored an eighth-place finish
Boogerd on the attack
Boogerd on the attack
The Bettini group on La Redoute
The Bettini group on La Redoute
Whatever you do, hold your line
Whatever you do, hold your line
Valverde wins
Valverde wins
The podium
The podium
Boogerd and Rodriguez on the march
Boogerd and Rodriguez on the march
Haedo wins the stage
Haedo wins the stage
Landis had a mechanical, but stayed cool and collected the overall
Landis had a mechanical, but stayed cool and collected the overall
The jersey winners enjoy the prerogative of the podium
The jersey winners enjoy the prerogative of the podium
Frischkorn and Louder have a dig
Frischkorn and Louder have a dig
A beautiful day after some rainy riding
A beautiful day after some rainy riding
And an appreciative crowd
And an appreciative crowd
Toyota at the front
Toyota at the front
Landis adds the Georgia title to an already-stellar early campaign
Landis adds the Georgia title to an already-stellar early campaign
And Haedo has something to celebrate
And Haedo has something to celebrate