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Jaroslav Kulhavy of the Czech Republic won the men’s Olympic mountain bike gold after an epic seven-lap race

The 2012 Tour of Utah has already been a big success for the Bontrager-Livestrong development team

Wil Matthews trains his lenses on the 2012 Tour of Utah

Americans Todd Wells and Sam Schultz posted the best results ever by U.S. men in Olympic mountain bike competition

Jaroslav Kulhavy of the Czech Republic won the men's Olympic mountain bike gold in Essex

1. Jaroslav KULHAVY (CZE) 2. Nino SCHURTER (SUI) 3. Marco Aurelio FONTANA (ITA) 1. Julie Bresset (FRA) 1h30:52 2. Sabine Spitz (GER) 1:02 3. Georgia Gould (USA) 1:08

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Bontrager-Livestrong's Ian Boswell was riding to honor his friend Matt Gold, who died while skydiving

Relive the Leadville Trail 100 with the replay of our live reports

In admitting to doping, Slipstream boss Jonathan Vaughters says the solution is to make the choice he faced impossible

Johann Tschopp takes the stage and the lead in the 2012 Tour of Utah

Pendrel: "I'm not sure what happened."

Relive the Leadville Trail 100 with the replay of our live reports

BMC rider's late attack brings him the victory and the jersey in stage 5 at Snowbird

Pendrel: "I'm not sure what happened."

BMC Mountainbike Racing Team announces the signing of the two-time Olympic champion on the eve of the Olympic race

Wil Matthews snaps the Bontrager-Livestrong team in action during the 2012 Tour of Utah

With a gold, silver and bronze, Spitz doesn't expect to compete at the Rio Games

Gould: “I can’t even describe it. I’m still a little bit in shock.”

With a gold, silver and bronze, Spitz doesn't expect to compete at the Rio Games

The Canadian time-trial specialist bests Taylor Phinney to take the lead

Casey B. Gibson trains his lenses on Hadleigh Farm as the women race the Olympic cross country

Gould: "I'm glad I didn't let them all down. Or maybe I did. If so, sorry guys."

Sabine Spitz took silver and Georgia Gould won bronze

The word of the week for UnitedHealthcare, says Jeff Louder, is "execution"

The Garmin-Sharp rider takes the five-stage race by 12 seconds over Movistar's Sergio Pardilla Bellon

Garmin's Andrew Talansky continues to lead the Tour de l'Ain

Sabine Spitz took silver and Georgia Gould won bronze

Jake Keough took a breakthrough win on Friday at the Tour of Utah and Wil Matthews captures the action

The BMX Supercross finals ran Friday in London and Casey B. Gibson was there to capture the action

UCI president Pat McQuaid says USADA is willing to bend the rules to nab Armstrong and needs an independent review

Jeremiah Bishop says that this year's Leadville Trail 100 has more horsepower than any year before

1. Jacobe Keough, UnitedHealthcare, in 4:47:06 2. Marco Benfatto, Liquigas-Cannondale, at 0 3. Tyler Farrar, Garmin-Sharp, at 0 4. Matthews Michael, Rabobank, at 0 5. Alexander Candelario, Optum, at 0

Judge Sparks allows another week for Armstrong, USADA to maneuver, but deadline looms for Armstrong response

Gould, Davison, Wells and Schultz prepare for their Olympic bids

Altitude causing nose bleeds and loss of sleep

American makes a statement with his downtown Salt Lake City stage win

Optum veteran overcomes powerless feeling with charity auction benefitting the American Red Cross

What tech will we see in London? Prototypes, 650b, red-orange bikes, SRAM XX1 and lots more

Americans take two mountain stages to assume control

Gould, Davison, Wells and Schultz prepare for their Olympic bids

Chinese squad appeals team sprint decision for a second time; Jean-Christophe Peraud returns dirt; cycling continues France/Britain spat

Ahlstrand, Brammeier remain disqualified

Pajon immediately turns her eyes to winning another Olympic gold

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Strombergs becomes first repeat BMX champ, Pajon of Colombia wins women's BMX gold

1. Giacomo NIZZOLO, RadioShack-Nissan, in 4:10:20 2. Jurgen ROELANDTS, Lotto-Belisol, at 0 3. Manuel BELLETTI, Ag2r La Mondiale, at 0 4. Arnaud DEMARE, FDJ-BigMat, at 0 5. Tom BOONEN, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at 0

RadioShack's Italian sprinter gets a win in Benelux

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Russian receives medal returned by Tyler Hamilton after his 2011 doping admission

Alban Lakata recalls a really tough year last year and anticipates another challenging race this year

Former junior champion looks forward, not backward, at the Tour of Utah, almost two decades after a car accident left him paralyzed

After finding himself in a longshot breakaway, U.S. champ says he has to take whatever opportunity presents itself to get over on Garmin

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Absalon says a medal would be 'just a bonus,' Bresset looks to Pendrel as 'the big favorite'

From his first Leadville Trail 100 to the best year of his career, Bryson Perry has seen Leadville through the ages

Sam Willoughby and defending Olympic champion Maris Strombergs qualified for the men's BMX semi-finals Thursday

Rabobank, Argos, Omega Pharma each lose a rider for towing

Absalon says a medal would be 'just a bonus,' Bresset looks to Pendrel as 'the big favorite'

Michael Matthews led the Tour of Utah over a hot, hilly stage 3 and Wil Matthews was there to capture the action

1. Michael Matthews, Rabobank, in 3:24:07 2. Michael SchÄr, BMC Racing, at 0 3. Brent Bookwalter, BMC Racing, at 0 4. Rory Sutherland, UnitedHealthcare, at 0 5. Caleb Fairly, Spidertech-C10, at 0

Rabobank's former u23 world champion gets a sprint win after spending the day in the breakaway

With Horner saying he's not feeling in top condition, Bennett and Busche are ready to take up the RadioShack torch

Three time Norwegian national marathon champion, Lars Manengen says his only anxiety about the race is the altitude

Van Hoecke lets loose in London and Belgian bosses send him home

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Three-time defending champion Rebecca Rusch is enthusiastic about the growth and depth of the women's field at the Leadville Trail 100