This place is as busy as Penn Station.
This place is as busy as Penn Station.
This place is as busy as Penn Station.
The green line of Athens tram line.
Canada's Lori-Anne Muenzer breaks down her day.
The track is sold out all week.
Sarah Ulmer embraces Katier Mactier after the individual pursuit final.
McGee's daughter wants to check out daddy's gold.
... as did the Cubans.
Four men from Oz set a new mark of 3:56:342
The Dutch team were all given some pretty hip recumbents...
The Brit's break 4:00 and still turn in the day's second-best
... just for cruising around the village
France gets some unwelcome company
Michael Barry stops for lunch in the cafeteria.
Germany manages to field a team - something they couldn't do a year ago
Kristin Armstrong, Dede and Michael Barry along with Gord Fraser on a training ride outside of Athens
Ng represents Malaysia in Athens.
Oh Canada: Gord and Michael
The U.S. women: Barry, Christine Thorburn and Armstrong
The Sponsor: Oakley's Steve Blick striking a pose with the TT medalists
Mactier, Ulmer and the soon-to-be-retired Zijlaard-van Moorsel
Ulmer has come a long way since her Olympic debut
Depending on the venue you happen to be at, there are two ways the post-race press conferences can go. At some events, including the men’s and women’s road races, the press conference room is outfitted with hearing devices that allow members of the media to hear translation of what the athletes are saying in Greek and French, while up on the podium is a translator taking care of English-language needs. It’s a reasonably smooth process that keeps things moving along at a decent clip. On the other hand, you have the venues that are not outfitted with hearing devices, like the velodrome.
A diverse community in Athens
Last year's surprise at world's - Katie Mactier - made the final again
The Brit's brought a bit of flavor from home...
Van Moorsel settled for bronze
Escobar rode to the bronze
England and Wong grind up Mt. Washington in near-whiteout conditions
Wiggins just rolled away from McGee – then praised him for raising the bar in the individual pursuit
McGee said it was a pleasure to battle without harming their friendship
Ulmer briefly lost her world record – then took it right back
No more golds for Van Moorsel – she will be racing for bronze
Talk about your close calls. On Friday afternoon disaster nearly struck the Olympics, when a fire broke out at the Mount Parnitha mountain-bike venue, tearing through a kilometer of the 6.1km course. According to a source that was at the site, the blaze came within 100 meters of several of the venue’s buildings, and the course, which will play host to the men’s and women’s cross-country races on August 27 and 28, has been shortened to 5.3km. The source, who requested anonymity, said arson was being blamed for the fire and that at least one Athens Olympic Committee employee had been
The Germans started in the team sprint and just kept on going
Colby Pearce practices for Tuesday's points race
The Japanese proved surprisingly strong
Ulmer en route to another world record
The French outfought the Aussies for bronze
Wiggins grabs the gold for Britain
The Aussies were, after all, up against the defending Olympic champs
McGee joked that he felt caught with his pants down
The German juggernaut
The U.S. team rode its fastest, but not fast enough
Fiedler and his son celebrate with a victory lap
Mirabella turned a personal best, but missed qualifying
Mactier cracked Ulmer's record, but didn't keep it
British fans were out in force
And Chris Hoy gave them plenty to celebrate
Hoy's teammate, Bradley Wiggins, set an Olympic mark in the qualifying round of the individual pursuit
Meares sets a new 500 standard
Aussie McGee will tackle Wiggins in the gold-medal ride
Nimke racing to bronze in the kilo'
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Meares celebrates gold and a new world mark
Meares realizes that she's won
No gold for Tournant, but he keeps the world record
Julich (r) making the rounds with his fellow medalists Demet and Hamilton on Thursday
Barry shows off her hardware.
Olivia Julich: Dad's biggest fan
Zijlaard-van Moorsel's machine.
Ullrich, considered an odds-on fav' for a medal, was disappointed
Big-time swim meet.
Today in Athens
The Greeks root on their own.
Olympic Tech: Bobby J and his funky chainrings
Stark gets time with Phelps...
Tyler, Bobby and Dede will be here on Thursday.
...others just wait.
Waterworld.