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Upon completing a second consecutive season atop the individual NRC standings, American Chris Horner remains unsure just which team he’ll be riding for next year. With Team Sports manager Tom Schuler still searching for a replacement sponsor for Saturn — rumors persist that Schuler’s close to signing a deal — Horner is playing the wait-and-see game into November. “I don’t have anything finalized yet,” Horner said in a phone interview last week. “I’m sure I’ll have a job next year, it’s just a matter of where.” After an awesome display of strength at September’s T-Mobile International,

Ciclismo Italiano is now on line

Phil Zajicek flirts with the devil

Horner's waiting for someone to show him the money

Gord 'Pops' Fraser and son, Angus Ian Fraser

Lance Armstrong completed a weeklong ride across the United States to Washington, D.C., on Saturday to raise awareness about fighting cancer. The 32-year-old American, who overcame testicular cancer to win five consecutive Tours, was part of the Tour of Hope, a 3,200-mile trek from Los Angeles to the nation's capital. The journey by 26 riders was a call to lawmakers to stay committed to supporting research into cancer cures. "The Tour of Hope is about getting the word out that we can beat this disease, but it has to be a team effort," Armstrong said. "My treatments were made possible by

Patrik Sinkewitz attacks

Juan Antonio Flecha

Bellotti was one of the early animators

world champion Igor Astarloa

Gully fights off a tough crowd in Maine

McCormack has been dealing with a cold and his wife's morning sickness

Mary McConneloug has nearly two minutes' worth of cushion at the finish

After Chris Horner’s ride in Hamilton, I don’t think anyone can question whether a U.S. domestic pro can compete with the big boys at world’s. Could you imagine the shockwaves that would have rippled through the pressroom and the crowd if one of his late attacks had stuck? Would have ranked as one of the great upsets ever. It’s a shame Tom Danielson was sidelined with injury for Hamilton. After seeing what Horner did, there’s no doubt Danielson could have been a player in the race as well. And what a perfect symmetry there would have been had he somehow managed to snag the rainbow jersey:

Rebellin, Bartoli and Oscar Camenzind at last year's World Cup finale.

USA Cycling released a statement Wednesday afternoon announcing that Eric Moore, NORBA’s director of field operations, resigned from USA Cycling effective immediately. Moore, who joined NORBA in 1994, spent the majority of his career working on, developing and helping to shape NORBA’s National Championship Series. "I want to thank Eric for his many years of dedication to the sport of cycling, especially in his work on behalf of NORBA and the NCS," said USA Cycling CEO Gerard Bisceglia. "We wish Eric all the best as he moves on to new challenges."

Five components that caught Andrew's attention

Five components that caught Andrew's attention

Five components that caught Andrew's attention

Five components that caught Andrew's attention

Five components that caught Andrew's attention

Kestrel magic with Tiki scheme

Sure it's a recumbent, but it's a carbon recumbent!

The Bianchi Luna - it's just so beautiful

A few components that caught my fancy

A few components that caught my fancy

A few components that caught my fancy

Elvis lives

Tuesday's EuroFile: Sevilla jumps to Phonak; Mergers, trades and an unhappy Bettini

It's pedal powered ...

... but the interior smells like beer.

Tyler Hamilton made his appearance at the Cervello booth, but down the aisle his new Phonak ride was waiting at the DT booth

Carbon pioneer Calfee is now offering a bar/stem combo

Merlin's effort took more than 12 hours of machine work on one tubeset...

... but the result is worth the trouble

Descente found out who lives in a Pineapple under the sea...

Rubbing shoulders with the legends

Vervecken

Knapp leads Dunlap up the course's sloppy run-up

Alone, Dunlap navigates a slick descent

Behind the four leaders were, from left to right, Jackson Stewart, Ryan Trebon, Eric Tonkin and Ben Jacques-Maynes

Gully and Andy Jacques-Maynes lead the chase early

Fours years at Juilliard and this is what I get.

Bob Roll attracted a bg crowd at the VeloNews booth and we weren't even offering free beer

Andy Hampsten makes an appearance at the Parlee booth

Hampsten's new carbon rig is produced by Parlee

Marilyn makes her appearance at the Answer booth... well on the fork leg

What everyone needs... a sidecar

Bring the treadmill concept to the bike world

Multiple-use Bike... or is that multiple-use ski?

Rubbing shoulders with the legends

Rubbing shoulders with the legends

1-woods 2-Pena

Fred and George

Freddy

Mouren Chase

trio Norway

1 Norway 2- triotunnel

Horner on the attack in Hamilton

Italy: Lots of power, but a blown strategy?

Rodriguez willing and able

Julich's early mechanical spelled disaster

World's preview: Hincapie aims to crack world’s podium

Van Petegem launches the decisive move

World's preview: Hincapie aims to crack world’s podium

On his own: Astarloa gambles

Bett-Casa

Rich and varied scenery in Hamilton

TopTube

Hincapie: 'I didn't have the legs today'

1- Julich/Hinc

Horner - here with David Millar - was aggressive all day

1 - Peloton 2 -koos

Italy: Lots of chasing, but...

InterBike kicks off with On-Dirt Demo'

InterBike kicks off with On-Dirt Demo'

NRS Air

Clif Bar's Andy Jacques-Maynes and Jackson Stewart lead Vervecken (1), Wells and Gullickson on the first lap