Health Net worked early for sprinter Henderson
Health Net worked early for sprinter Henderson
Health Net worked early for sprinter Henderson
Vandborg snatches the win from Ekimov
Rubiera clocked in early for a long day at the office
Phonak set about defending Landis's lead
McCartney, meanwhile, was working for The Boss
Landis with Ekimov on his wheel
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. Armstrong’s UCI contributions are disturbingEditor:Learning that Lance Armstrong has donated money to the UCI for drug-testing research was disturbing (See Thursday’s Eurofile). It seems like too much of a conflict of interest. I am not surprised that he wanted to keep it quiet, seeing
Armstrong on the ascent
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An appreciative public applauds the peloton
Gamera? No, chimera
Paris -- The organizers of the Tour de France have renewed their agreement with VeloNews to produce the North American edition of the Official Tour de France Guide for another two years. The Tour and VeloNews have collaborated on the Guide since 2000. The Official Guide to the Tour de France is a high-quality, perfect-bound magazine of 148 pages that exhaustively previews each year's Tour de France. Appearing in June before each year's race, the Guide is packed with features, photos and stats on the world's largest annual sporting event. And with American hero Lance Armstrong
Landis nails it
Armstrong struggled a bit on Thursday
Armstrong concedes he has work to do before July
Julich finishes fourth on the day
Baldwin rode well, despite the sketchy conditions.
Landis knew early that he stood a chance to win the stage
Eki', too, had a strong ride.
One reporter called it "the Black Monday of American cycling." Just like that, in the matter of a few hours on April 18, the U.S. lost two of the best Tour de France riders of a generation. First, Lance Armstrong, the undisputed king of the Tour, announced he’s abdicating the throne after making a run for a seventh crown come July. Then, Tyler Hamilton, heir apparent and former right-hand man, was delivered a devastating two-year racing ban for illegal blood transfusions. If you add in the ProTour ethics code, Hamilton won’t be able to even think about riding the Tour for four years, when
Tafi gets encouragement from his director
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. Keep up the fight, TylerEditor:I believe Tyler. A rider of his determination and grit has more credibility. I hope that his appeal will bring out the justice and credibility of his claims. In the meantime, I hope he can maintain the will to keep training and believing in himself. Go
Eki drives at the front
Winning at Huy was unexpected, said Di Luca
Voigt was aggressive from the start
Kashechkin goes for it
The Mur de Huy
Di Luca takes over the ProTour lead.
Di Luca timed his move perfectly
Wolrich - really it is - takes the win
Profile Stage 1
Bowman gets sage advice from team guru Jonathan Vaughters
For Tafi, it may seem like retirement started early...
Armstrong had a safe and easy day
Profile Stage 2
Julich has had a great early season...
Map Stage 2
...but Armstrong remains a big favorite in any stage race he enters.
Phil and Bob ready for commentary
Bobby Julich
Bus Stage 2
Bobby Julich Stage 1
Lance Armstrong Stage 1
Image files - info Tour de Georgia
Parade Lap - Stage 1
Image files - info Tour de Georgia
Race Start Stage 1
Saul Raisin
Andrea Tafi
TIAA-CREF plotting and planning at the start Stage 1
One of the few fast moments in Tuesday's stage
Map Stage 1
Hunter takes slooooooow Georgia opener