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Horner second at Sardinia; Kreuziger takes over
Chris Horner (RadioShack) just missed victory with second in Thursday’s “queen stage” at the 28th Giro di Sardegna in Italy. The veteran American finished second to stage-winner and new race leader Roman Kreuziger (Liquigas), with Thomas Voeckler (Bbox Bouygues) coming through third in a challenging, 175km stage finishing atop the Cat. 1 Monte Ortobene.
Rasmussen wins Ruta TT; Rogers takes lead
Alex Rasmussen (Saxo Bank) delivered a huge TT win over some big names in Wednesday’s 10.9km course at the Ruta del Sol in Spain, topping such riders as Bradley Wiggins (Sky) and Tony Martin (HTC-Columbia).
Tour of Poland to dedicate stage to Ballerini
The Tour of Poland will dedicate its third stage to Franco Ballerini, the Italian national team manager and retired pro who died in a rally car accident last month.
U.S. rider Shelley Evans wins New Zealand opener
Shelley Evans, racing for the U.S. national team, won the opening stage of the Women's Tour of New Zealand Wednesday and takes the first leader's jersey of the six-stage race.
2010 Women’s Tour of New Zealand results
2010 Women's Tour of New Zealand results
Rodríguez sees more liberty at Katusha
Joaquín Rodríguez's move to the Russian-backed Katusha squad in 2010 will see him get a chance to race the Tour de France for the first time.
Tech Gallery: Yeti of Yesteryear (Part 1)
Since 1985, Yeti Cycles has been pushing the envelope for off-road race bikes. Singletrack.com stopped by the Yeti lair to see what makes this little company tick.
Gary Fisher, Mellow Johnny’s sponsor Hotel San Jose team
Gary Fisher Bicycles, Subaru and Mellow Johnny's bike shop join up with Hotel San Jose to sponsor Austin team.
Gringo Diaries: Vuelta Independencia
Josh Liberles reports back from the Vuelta Independencia, the Dominican Republic's largest bike race.
Tech Feature: Vinyl Only
Who is behind that flashy team vehicle color scheme? Chances are it's Victory Circle, a Colorado company that specializes in custom vinyl graphics for team cars and trucks. Zack Vestal pays a visit.
Training for Gran Fondos, Part 1: Endurance
The first article in a new training series for riders preparing for Gran Fondos and other challenging events.
KBS heads to Langkawi and expands international schedule
Kelly Benefit Strategies expands its international schedule to better prepare for the Amgen Tour of California and an eventual upgrade to Pro Continental status.
Neben leads U.S. women in New Zealand
Former world champion Amber Neben will lead the USA Cycling Women's National Team at the NZCT Women's Tour of New Zealand, which starts Wednesday.
Glencoe, Illinois, takes on 2010 U.S. professional criterium championships
After 24 years in Downers Grove, Illinois, the 2010 USA Cycling Professional Criterium National Championship is moving about 26 miles to the northern Chicago suburb of Glencoe, Illinois.
Technical FAQ: Learning the pros’ tips at the Park Tool Tech Summit
Lennard attends the Park Tool Summit and returns with tips for garage mechanics.
Women’s crit planned for first day of ATOC
A women's criterium will be held in Sacramento on May 16, just prior to the arrival of the men's Amgen Tour of California peloton in the city. The Sacramento Grand Prix at the 2010 Amgen Tour of California will begin at 10 a.m. and will circle the Capitol building duplicating part of the finishing circuits that will be used in the men's race.
Tech FAQ: Park Tool Tech Tips
Lennard Zinn reports back from the 2010 Park Tool Tech Summit with tips for those about to wrench their rigs.
Team Type 1 aiming for fast start, fast finishes in 2010
Team Type 1 staffs up with new riders and crew, as it aims for an improved Tour of California showing.
Team Tech: Team Type 1’s Colnago CX-1
Team Type 1 riders will sport Colnago CX-1's with Shimano components in 2010.
2010 Giro di Sardegna results
2010 Giro di Sardegna results
It’s two in a row for Freire at Andalucia
Oscar Freire (Rabobank) has already won more races this year than he did in all of 2009, and it’s only February. The Spanish “gato” pounced to his second straight victory in Tuesday’s third stage at the Ruta del Sol (AKA the Vuelta a Andalucia), fending off Grega Bole (Lampre) and Simon Gerrans (Sky) to claim his third win in the 2010 season.
BTI 2010 Catalog on Its Way
Shops to get Bicycle Technologies International catalog next week.
Sign-Up for U.S. Open of MTB Next Week
Registration for pro-am U.S. Open of Mountain Biking's gravity events at Diablo Freeride Park in New Jersey opens March 1.
Racing this week: Belgian classics season opens
Omloop Het Niuwsblad, KBK and the Vuelta a Andalucia highlight a big week in Europe. Andrew Hood gives the run down.
2010 Wake Forest collegiate results
2010 Wake Forest collegiate results
Tech Gallery: Black Sheep one-off headed to handmade bike show
Ever try to define the term "functional masterpiece?" Let this one-off belt-drive singlespeed titanium 29er from Black Sheep do the talking (while you drool).
Atlantic conference gets early start at Wake Forest
The Atlantic Coast Cycling Conference’s two-day, three-event weekend, at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina began early by college standards, at 8:30am.
Wrenched & Ridden bike reviews: fi’zi:k Cyrano Seatpost
The fi’zi:k Cyrano seatpost offers easy adjustment and excellent support for carbon and oversized saddle rails.
Tour de Indochine
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Bissell’s Pinarello Dogma 60.1: A Casey B. Gibson gallery
Ace photographer Casey B. Gibson recently spent some time with Team Bissell's Pinarello Dogma 60.1 bikes and sent us this photo gallery. He was impressed, and we expect you will be, too.
Not Rockin’, Pat McCarty jumps to Yahoo Cycling Team
Former European-based pro Pat McCarty, who had announced last fall that he would join Rock Racing for the 2010 season, has signed on with Yahoo Cycling Team on a provisional basis.
A Mexican license for Rock Racing?
The team is attempting to register as a Mexican-based Continental team, a UCI spokesman said, and another cycling official in Europe said the team is trying to align with some of the sponsors from the defunct Spanish Murcia team.
Trek Backing Wisconsin Off Road Series
Trek, with its headquarters in Waterloo, Wisconsin, will also be the presenting sponsor of the Subaru Cup Pro XCT race held June 26 and 27 in Mt. Morris, Wisconsin.
Downieville Classic: On Hold Until Further Notice
Registration error and then outpouring of negativity has race organizers rethinking approach to venerable California event.
Seminole Classic weekend attracts 14 collegiate teams
Collegiates try the gamut at Florida State this weekend: TT, TTT, road race in crit.
FSU Seminole Classic, Feb. 20-21, 2010, results
FSU Collegiate Race, Feb. 20-21, 2010 results
Idaho ‘Trails’ License Plate One Step Closer
Specialty plate that aims to raise funds for MTB trails in Idaho approved by lawmakers in that state's House; Senate vote is next.
Freire speeds to Ruta stage win
Oscar Freire (Rabobank) wins Stage 2 of the Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta Ciclista del Sol.
2010 Volta ao Algarve galleries
Graham Watson shoots the final stage of the 2010 Volta ao Algarve.
El Pistolero, Machado and winter track
Our readers sound off on Alberto Contador's victory salute, Portuguese standout Tiago Machado and bringing track cycling to the Winter Games.
UA dominates SW conference crit championships
University of Arizona wins the conference criterium title in rainy Phoenix.
2010 ASU Sundevil Criterium results
Results from the ASU Sundevil Criterium, February 20, 2010
Azevedo says Tour isn’t a two-man race
The 2010 Tour won't be a two-man race between Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador, says José Azevedo.
Podium Blokes For The Giro?
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2010 Vuelta Independencia results
2010 Vuelta Independencia results
Camping with Bissell: A Casey B. Gibson gallery
Casey B. Gibson, with camera in hand, pays a call on the Bissell team camp in California.
Bissell smaller, swifter for 2010
The Bissell Pro Cycling Team is smaller but swifter for 2010, hoping to contend in crits as well as time trials and stage races.
Results, Tour de Mumbai
J.J. Haedo wins the Tour de Mumbai.
Results, Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta Ciclista del Sol
Sergio Pardilla wins Stage 1 at the Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta Ciclista del Sol.
Le Mevel wins Haut Var
Christophe Le Mevel (Française des Jeux) wins the 42nd Tour du Haut Var.
Pardilla wins Ruta kickoff
Sergio Pardilla (Carmiooro) wins the first stage of the Vuelta a Andalucia Ruta Ciclista del Sol.
Contador clinches Algarve crown
Alberto Contador (Astana) finishes second in the final time trial to take the overall title at the Volta ao Algarve.
Results, Tour du Haut Var
Rinaldo Nocentini wins Stage 1 of the Tour du Haut Var.
Nocentini opens Haut Var with win
Rinaldo Nocentini (Ag2r-La Mondiale) wins the first stage of the Tour du Haut Var.
J.J. Haedo takes Tour of Mumbai
Saxo Bank's Jose Juan Haedo on Sunday won the inaugural Tour de Mumbai, India's first UCI-sanctioned pro race.
Contador unhappy about UCI decision to ban bike
Alberto Contador isn’t happy about the UCI’s decision to ban his Specialized Shiv time trial bike on the eve of Sunday’s decisive final TT in the Volta ao Algarve.
Rosseler wins at Algarve, Contador keeps lead
With the star-studded RadioShack roster, Sébastien Rosseler never expected it would be him to score the new squad’s first victory. The stocky Belgian rider pulled it off in Saturday’s hilly fourth stage at the Volta ao Algarve, powering away from a breakaway with nearly 30km still to go.
Camping with Jelly Belly
Heading into its 11th season, Jelly Belly presented by Kenda set up camp once again at the golfing community of Lake San Marcos in Southern California.
Afghanistan sends team to Tour of Pakistan
Riders from war-ravaged Afghanistan are bound to be the center of attraction in next month's Tour de Pakistan, particularly since Indian cyclists were left out in the cold by organizers, an official said on Saturday.
New Feature for Fox in 2011
Fox Racing Shox says distinctive gold-colored Kashima Coat maintains better lubrication for lower friction — plus it's tough.
Photo Gallery: Cancellara’s winning ride
Fabian Cancellara added another victory to his palmarès Friday with the overall win at the inaugural Tour of Oman. He did so on his Specialized Tarmac SL3.
Contador takes over at Algarve; Leipheimer, Van Garderen close
Quick-draw Contador wins stage 3 Alberto Contador (Astana) picked up where he left off last July and won Friday’s “queen stage” to surge into the overall lead at the Volta ao Algarve in Portugal.
Cancellara takes Oman overall as Boasson Hagen wins final stage
Saxo Bank's Fabian Cancellara won the final overall title at the Tour of Oman Friday after finishing second to Team Sky's Edvald Boasson Hagen in the race's concluding 18.5 km individual time trial.
Leipheimer on different start to season in 2010
Levi Leipheimer isn’t used to racing in Europe so early in the season, at least not since the inception of the Tour of California in 2006.
Cavendish debuts at Ruta del Sol
Mark Cavendish (HTC-Columbia) is slated to begin his 2010 campaign on Sunday at the Ruta del Sol after an abscessed tooth postponed a planned start at the Tour of Qatar.
Jelly Belly camp 2010 – A Gallery
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South Australian government pleased with Tour Down Under
Australia's Tour Down Under last month attracted record crowds, visitor numbers and income, the South Australian state government said Friday.
The Cyclist’s Disclaimer
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George Hincapie: ‘I try not to be superstitious’
Anthony Tan sits down with George Hincapie to talk about pre-race rituals, Paris-Roubaix, the Giro, Cadel Evans and his new team.
Got La Ruta in Ya?
Chris Carmichael has the belt buckle from Leadville. Now he's going for La
Ruta, and bringing 10 Carmichael Training Systems customers with him in 2010.
Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: California tour has a sting in the tail
Despite being in only its fifth year and lasting just eight days, the Amgen Tour of California is fast approaching the status of a three-week grand tour — in terms of the publicity it generates. That was shown by last week’s online release, over four days, of the 2010 stage details, and by the number of Tour de France contenders choosing to compete in the U.S. when the Giro d’Italia is under way in Europe.
Greipel takes chilling victory at Algarve
Early in Thursday’s infernally cold and rainy stage at the Volta ao Algarve, André Greipel called off his HTC-Columbia troops and told them not to chase down a five-man breakaway that had opened up a six-minute gap. ... Well, he won anyway.
Rusch Recap: Tour de la Patagonia
Endurance champ Rebecca Rusch gives the blow-by-blow of her South American race adventure with teammate Heidi Volpe.
Going to 'Awesome Land'
Awesome Land: Women of Dirt is a new film from Bones Over Metal that highlights women shredding all forms of mountain biking.
King: ‘Looking for experience to pay off in 2010’
Ted King is ready to apply the lessons he’s learned in 2009 to have an even better sophomore season in the pro ranks.
Boonen scores stage win in Oman, Bennati keeps lead
Belgian champion Tom Boonen (Quick Step) won the fifth stage of the Tour of Oman, Thursday, already his third win of the season.