Giro Notebook, Stage 9: ‘Purito’ top danger to Ryder’s pink jersey
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Amgen Power Analysis: Marc de Maar stage 1
TrainingPeaks co-founder reviews UHC riders' stage 1 power. Where did de Maar put down a peak six-minute power output of 458 watts?
Ventoso survives late crash to win stage 9 at the Giro d’Italia
Movistar rider wins Giro stage after another late crash for the sprinters; Hesjedal retains the pink jersey
California Analysis: Let the (mind) games begin
With Leipheimer claiming he's not a factor and Horner suspicious, the opening stage of the Amgen Tour was a tactical grudge match
Jacques-Maynes, Louder jump into early Amgen break that nearly goes the distance
Americans punched the clock almost immediately in the opening stage of the Amgen Tour stage and nearly stayed away
Peter the Great shows class and adaptability in Amgen win
Sagan was surgical, strong and explosive in Santa Rosa on Sunday; Horner says Liquigas rider could win five stages
Sagan wins Amgen Tour opener in Santa Rosa
Matthews misses chance with late crash
With Chongming win, Olds forces Olympics selection tie-breaker with Stevens
Olds, Stevens locked in a race for UCI points after Olds wins World Cup round 5 in China
Kittel aims for Amgen sprint wins en route to France
German sprinter looks to introduce himself to U.S. racing with a California win
Nibali, Sagan not in California to ‘take a stroll’
After a post-classics break, Liquigas tandem takes aim at nearly every stage of the Amgen Tour
Persistent Hesjedal can’t be ignored by Italian media for long
The new Giro leader isn't on Gazzetta's list of favorites, but that can't last for long
Tiralongo climbs to victory on first summit finish at Giro’s stage 7; Hesjedal takes pink
Paolo Tiralongo of Astana climbs to victory on first summit finish at Giro's stage 7, ahead of Scarponi and Schleck; Hesjedal takes pink jersey as overall leader
Lee Rodgers’ diary: Jelajah Malaysia, stages 1-3 – Sizzlin’ in the jungle
Lee Rodgers blogs about the Jelajah Malaysia, stages 1 - 3: extreme heat, ice pack runs and brutal efforts
Brad Huff and Samantha Schneider open MoPro weekend with wins in Loop de Loop
Missouri Professional Cycling Series opened yesterday with Brad Huff and Samantha Schneider winning the Loop de Loop; Tour de Grove and Dutchtown Classic follow this weekend
Leipheimer to start Amgen Tour with bridled ambition
Omega Pharma champ will start the Tour of California with limited expectations following car-bike crash in April
Preview: No clear favorite for Amgen Tour of California
From a cautiously optimistic Horner to an on-form Talansky and on-fire Nibali, there is no single favorite for the seventh Amgen Tour
From the pages of Velo: Metamorphosis (Analysis of the 2010 Amgen Tour)
Michael Rogers' 2010 Amgen Tour of California win was transformative
Giro Notebook S6: Androni manager Savio gets his win, continues string of success on a budget
Giro Notebook S6: Androni manager Gianni Savio gets his win, with Rubiano's stage 6 victory today; continues string of success on a budget
Miguel Rubiano solos to stage 6 win at Giro, Malori in pink
Colombian takes solo victory in stage 6 of the Giro d’Italia; Italian Adriano Malori leads
Garmin-Barracuda bringing multi-layered squad to California
Danielson, Talansky, Haussler front a motivated Garmin squad for the Amgen Tour of California
From the pages of Velo: Momentum Gained (Analysis of the 2009 Amgen Tour)
Neal Rogers examines the 2009 Amgen Tour of California and whether the race can survive, or even thrive, with a new May date
Giro Notebook Stage 5: Tuft in green; Nava’ in pink
Canadian hardman working through the Giro with an eye toward uncertain Olympic selection
Cavendish takes textbook win in stage 5 of the Giro
World champ wins his second Giro stage
Le Mevel skipping Giro to hunt Tour stages
As his Garmin squad leads the Giro d'Italia, Frenchman says the team will enter the Tour with a green light to attack for stage wins
Giro Notebook, Stage 4: Garmin’s TTT prowess; Haedo hopeful
Garmin shows again that its team time trial prep is second-to-none; J.J. Haedo says he has a Giro stage win in his legs
Hesjedal, Rodríguez come out on top of TTT sweepstakes
Canadian and Spaniard take the biggest gains on the overall favorites for the Giro in Verona
Rujano looking to upset the Giro favorites for Androni Giocattoli
Gianni Savio brings his unpredictable Venezuelan climber to turn over the Giro in the mountains
News Shorts – 9th May, 2012
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Orica train says the only way to beat Cav is to stop his leadout
Orica-GreenEdge riders and management say the only sure-fire way to beat Mark Cavendish at the Giro is to derail his leadout train
Ferrrari vows to apologize for erratic Giro sprint
Italian sprinter accepts fault for late-stage pileup, will apologize publicly on Wednesday
From the Archives: The Rapid Rise of Taylor Phinney
In our July 2009 issue, VeloNews Magazine profiled an up-and-coming Taylor Phinney. We go back to the archives now that the American has arrived with his early run in the maglia rosa at the Giro d'Italia
Engoulvent locks up Saur-Sojasun’s biggest win at Dunkirk
Frenchman wins the overall at the Four Days of Dunkirk
Ferrari downplays Giro crash, Savio apologizes
Embattled Italian sprinter to face peloton on charter flight from Denmark to Italy Monday night
Giro Notebook, Stage 3: Phinney winning Italian fans; longest transfer
Race leader Taylor Phinney is winning fans in the Italian media and public with his fluent language skills and coolness under pressure
Race jury relegates Ferrari for dangerous Giro sprint
Ferrari punished for irregular sprint
Goss wins Giro stage; Phinney, Cavendish crash in finale
Overall leader Phinney received medical attention, retains pink jersey
Giro memorializes Wouter Weylandt before stage 3
The Italian tour remembers Wouter Weylandt, who died during stage 3 in 2011
NewsWire: Doping tolerated at Rabobank until 2007
Doping tolerated at Rabobank until 2007; Farrar returns to Giro; Cavendish and Thomas partner up
Tour of the Gila 2012 results
Bos questionable, Renshaw motivated after crash derails Rabobank train
A crash in the last corner of Sunday's second Giro stage may prove difficult to overcome for Mark Renshaw and Theo Bos
Cavendish, Thomas relieve doubts with Giro win
The British Sky teammates had reservations ahead of the stage 2 sprint at the Giro, but came through in Herning
Giro Notebook, Stage 2: Cavendish laments ‘lack of respect’; Weylandt memorial; Phinney keeps growing
World champ says there is a lack of respect amongst the peloton's older riders; Giro to memorialize Weylandt; Phinney is up to 6-foot-5 and growing
Phinney fights through tough stage, eyes pink showdown with Cavendish
Giro d'Italia leader endures nervous day in Denmark that saw him isolated near the finish
Cavendish wins crash-marred Giro stage 2 finale; Phinney defends
World champion takes long sprint in Herning after late crashes delay overall leader, some sprinters
Ryan, Williams win Electric City Circuit at Speed Week
Allar, Alzate defend overall leads with one event remaining
Giro Notebook stage 1: No time bonuses in key mountain stages; Phinney joins history books
European Correspondent runs down the key stories from Saturday's opening stage and looks ahead to Sunday's wind-battered affair
Tour of the Gila blog: Phil Gaimon from America’s nosebleed section
Phil Gaimon from Kenda-5 Hour Energy blogs from New Mexico's Tour of the Gila about nosebleeds, a bullying big brother and other racing intrigue
Purito hopes improved TT will finally lead to Giro win
After A string of disappointing rides against the clock at grand tours, Rodriguez hopes he can stem that tide in Milan in three weeks
Degenkolb sprints to stage 1 win at Four Days of Dunkirk
Degenkolb sprints to stage 1 win at Four Days of Dunkirk; Nuyens returns to racing
NewsWire: Goss aiming for pink; Germany in Giro’s future
Matthew Goss aims for early pink jersey at the the Giro; Nuyens returns to racing; Giro looks to a German start
Sky’s Swift disclocates shoulder in training, out of Giro; replaced by Hunt
Sky's Ben Swift dislocates shoulder training, out of Giro; countryman Jeremy Hunt called up to replace fast man on the eve of the race
Cavendish eyes six Giro sprint stages for self, more for teammates
Mark Cavendish thinks there are six stages he could win at this year's Giro, and hopes his teammates will also have chances for their own stage wins
Preview: Wide-open Giro launches without clear favorite
Without a patron, heavy final week should decide who wears the maglia rosa in Milan
Giro d’Italia Quiz!
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Armstrong wins again at Gila; Young takes men’s stage
Olympic time trial champ solidifies lead ahead of time trial; Sutherland defends his jersey
Bayer, Alzate take Speed Week wins in Walterboro
Alzate locks into Speed Week lead with win, while Van Gilder defends with three stops remaining
Ask Nick: Ace moto pilots, frame-specific forks, DOT fluid on carbon, and new bike nervousness
Tech editor Nick Legan also answers readers' questions about using DOT fluid on carbon and new bike nervousness
What’s inside the June 2012 issue of Velo Magazine
For Tom Boonen, spring was once again sweet.
Greipel skipping Giro; betting all on Tour, Olympics
Andre Greipel will skip the Giro, instead betting all on Tour de France and the Olympic Games
The Giro d’Italia al dente
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Technical FAQ: Setting your bikes up identically
Lennard Zinn responds to readers' comments from previous columns and offers tools to make your bike fits match
Rabobank confident for Giro, after three wins in Turkey for sprinters Bos and Renshaw
After three stage wins at Turkey, Rabobank heads into Giro with leadout squad intact – and a wealth of confidence.
Lee Rodgers Diary: Conflicted airborne memories of Korea
Our off-beat diarist is en route to Malaysia and is back with his thoughts on an up-and-down Tour of Korea
Goss primed for Giro victory after winless spring
Struggling through a knee injury and sickness, Australian is ready to break his early-season winless streak in Italy
News Shorts – 1st May, 2012
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NewsWire: Wiggins: Tour needs a credible winner; Pellizotti returns to racing
Wiggins says the Tour needs a credible winner; Pellizotti returns to racing with Androni-Giacattoli; Stybar begins road season; Keisse wins
Zawacki, Van Gilder land Speed Week wins in Roswell
Van Gilder, Murphy lead overall standings after two events
Luke Keough wins Twilight cliffhanger; Erica Allar wins women’s race
Luke Keough wins Athens Terrapin Twilight cliffhanger; Erica Allar wins women's race
Bos wins final stage at Turkey, ready for Giro; Gabrovski takes overall for local team
Bos wins final stage at Turkey, ready for Giro; Gabrovski takes overall for local team
Keisse breaks bad luck streak with wild win in Turkey
After years of bad luck, Keisse returns with a wild win in Tour of Turkey stage 7 today
Sanchez nabs second straight Romandie win, takes overall lead
Luis Leon Sanchez nabs second victory in a row at the Tour de Romandie , takes over lead from Bradley Wiggins
Petacchi out for Giro, eyes Tour comeback
Sprinting star Alessandro Petacchi left off Lampre-ISD's Giro squad, will focus on getting prepared for a return to the Tour
California next stop for upstart Kittel, then Tour
Enjoying a breakout season, Marcel Kittel looks forward to racing in California for the first time, where he'll hone his form for the Tour
Lee Rodgers Diary: Tour of Korea stage 5 marred by multiple crashes, sketchy support
Lee Rodgers Diary: Racked with wrecks, Tour of Korea stage 5 marred by pandemonium, sketchy support (and oh yeah, someone won stage 6)
Local boy Oscar Clark takes USA CRITS Series lead into Twilight Crit
Local boy Oscar Clark takes USA CRITS Series lead into Twilight Criterium; hopes to defend lead and maybe podium
Canadian Veilleux finding his comfort zone in Europe
In just his second year racing in Europe, Canadian David Veilleux is getting increasingly comfortable in the pro peloton