Vaughters: Garmin will have new objectives for 2012 Tour
Still riding the vapors of its most successful Tour de France ever, Garmin-Cervélo will take on next year's grande boucle with even higher ambitions.
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Brunswick CC Tuesday Night Track 8 Nov 2011
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CCCC Sandown Twilight Crits Tuesday Movember 8 2011
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Everything you wanted to know about riding and setting up Campagnolo’s Electronic Power Shift group
Inside and out. On the road and on the workstand: Lennard's in-depth look at Campy's electric groups.
Irmiger and Fluckiger prevail at 2011 Bell's Brewery Iceman Cometh Challenge
The Bell's Brewery Iceman Cometh Challenge is the largest single day point-to-point mountain bike race in North America.
Weekend Rundown
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2012 UCI Track Cycling World Championships – Hoy Lays Down Challenge To Perkins
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Compton and Powers ride the brown stripe to day 3 victory in Cincinnati
CINNCINNATI, Ohio (VN) — They call it “riding the brown stripe.” It’s the dirty mark of a dialed course, the kind of course you usually only see on Belgian TV and they had it at the final day, the UCI C1 event, of the Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival Sunday at Harbin Park in Fairfield, Ohio.
Lennard Zinn’s hopes for Campagnolo’s 11-speed electronic drivetrain
We’ve seen what the system looks like on the Movistar Pinarellos, but we don’t know many details.
Emily Batty, Chris Sheppard grab gold at 2011 Canadian cyclocross championships
Emily Batty (Subaru-Trek) and Chris Sheppard (Rocky Mountain-Shimano) grabbed the gold in the elite women and men’s categories at Saturday’s Canadian national cyclocross championships.
Kevin Pauwels wins 2011 GVA Trofee Ronse
Kevin Pauwels (Sunweb-Revor) bested world champion Zdenek Stybar (Quick Step) at the Cyclocross GVA Trofee Ronse on Sunday.
Ryan Trebon, Katie Compton victorious in day 2 of Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival
Ryan Trebon (LTS-Felt) and Katie Compton (Rabobank) rode to victory in day two of the Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival, on a course that was very much different from Friday's opener.
La Ruta Update: Stages 1 and 2
Two things are certain: La Ruta is as grueling as ever and who the winner will be is uncertain.
Tour of California organizers announce 2012 host cities
The 2012 Amgen Tour of California will feature a new time trial in Bakersfield, a longer route for the already-grueling Mount Baldy stage, and forays into new parts of the Golden State.
Breakaway Strategies
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Team Exergy TWENTY12 announces new talent for 2012
Exergy TWENTY12 just announced signing a mix of seasoned talent and a promising rookie to the team
2011 Tour of Southland – Stage 2
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Cavendish wants green before gold
Mark Cavendish says the Tour de France will take priority over the Olympics, but that doesn't mean he's not out to impress in both next season.
2011 Tour of Southland – Stage 1
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Interview With Nathan Haas
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2011 Tour of Southland – Prologue
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Berden, Compton take Boulder Cup
Belgian Ben Berden and U.S. national champion Katie Compton emerged as winners Sunday at the C1 Boulder Cup cyclocross race in Colorado, the inaugural UCI race held at Boulder's new Valmont Bike Park.
Fabio Duarte to join Colombian-backed Coldeportes for 2012
Fabio Duarte, the former U23 world champion, has signed a deal to join the Colombian-backed Coldeportes project for 2012.
Tom Leaper’s Melbourne to Warrnambool
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2011 Shipwreck Coast Classic – Men
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2011 Brasil Ride, Stage 6: Fast Facts
It's was back to the stage 1 and 2 start town of Mucuge by way of an 128km route with 1716 meters of climbing.
2011 Melbourne To Warrnambool
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Inside the Crocodile Trophy
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Last Minute Melbourne to Warrnambool Tips
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Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Why 2011 was the year of the underdog
Even though Philippe Gilbert won five major classics in the 2011 road season that just ended, he was the exception rather than the rule in one of the must unpredictable seasons on record. From Matt Goss at Milan-San Remo in March to Oliver Zaugg at the Tour of Lombardy earlier this month, many of this year’s big winners have come from left field.
Bannan on GreenEdge: ‘We are two-three years away from a GC Tour team’
GreenEdge officials will be on their edge of their seats in the coming days as the team waits for news if it earns a ProTeam license for its debut season next year.
Bos welcomes Renshaw, mulls return to track for London
Theo Bos says he's looking forward to the arrival of Mark Renshaw to Rabobank and says he's mulling a return to the track for another shot at Olympic gold next season.
2011 Keith Esson Memorial
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CCCC Glenvale Criterium 23 Oct 2011
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Girona Notes – Pacing the Pros
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UPDATED: Oscar Freire and Erik Zabel set to join Katusha
Three-time world champion Óscar Freire will race his final season as a professional with Katusha. The Spanish daily MARCA reported that Freire penned a deal with the Russian team yesterday.
Team Sky re-ups with young trio
Team Sky will keep three of its most promising riders in-house, announcing Thursday that it has extended the contracts of Ian Stannard, Ben Swift and Peter Kennaugh going into the 2012 season.
Irmiger Wins Gold at 2011 Pan American Games
Heather Irmiger wins first medal of the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara.
Jayco Herald Sun Tour Stage 5
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CCCC Glenvale Criterium 16 Oct 2011
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2011 HONDA WOMEN’S TOUR STAGE 5 Final
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2011 Honda Women’s Tour Stage 4
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Sven Nys, Katie Compton win opener to 2011-12 UCI World Cup season in Pilsen
A crafty Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet) outfoxed world champion Zdenek Stybar (Quick Step) and Kevin Pauwels (Sunweb-Revor) to win the first race of the 2011-12 UCI World Cup in Pilsen, Czech Republic.
Nathan Haas wins final overall and 4 jerseys at 2011 Jayco Herald Sun Tour
Nathan Haas began the year as a member of the supporting cast in the Jayco Bay Cycling Classic criteriums and ends as the winner of the 59th edition of the Sun Tour.
Jake Keough hopes for bigger Euro presence in 2012
Jake Keough says UnitedHealthcare hopes to "make more of a push to Europe" in 2012, along with tackling the top-shelf domestic races.
Oliver Zaugg wins 2011 Tour of Lombardy
Oliver Zaugg (Leopard-Trek) stunned a host of favorites to claim the biggest win of his career at the Tour of Lombardy Saturday.
Nathan Haas takes lead in 2011 Jayco Herald Sun Tour
Nathan Haas wears the race leader’s jersey with 10 seconds’ insurance over Garmin-Cervélo’s Australian road champion, Jack Bobridge, heading into Sunday’s final stage.
A conversation with Sun Tour stage winner Marcel Kittel: Renaissance man
DRYSDALE, Australia (VN) — Along with Tony Martin and John Degenkolb, Marcel Kittel is one of a handful of riders leading a renaissance in German cycling, following the ignominious exit of Jan Ullrich.
Sun Tour: No-so-little Kittel rides Great Ocean Road to victory
DRYSDALE, Australia (VN) — The Great Ocean Road produced one of its most stunning days on stage 3 of the 2011 Jayco Herald Sun Tour, and in the best traditions of a tourist icon, it inspired a visitor to victory.
2011 Honda Women’s Tour Stage 3
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Out of Africa and into contention: Van Rensburg wins stage 2 of Herald Sun Tour
GEELONG, Australia (VN) — A barely-known 22-year-old from Pretoria, South Africa, upstaged his more experienced rivals to win stage two of the 2011 Jayco Herald Sun Tour in Geelong Thursday.
2011 Honda Women’s Tour Stage 2
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Phil Gaimon Diary: Track Nats, part 2
" ... Someone should invent an “emergency brake.” I’m not sure how it should work (I’m just the idea man), but when there is a crash in the field, there’d be nothing worse than watching it come and having no way to avoid it. Maybe if you could just pull a parachute ..."
Sandown Twilight Crits – Oct 11
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It’s a wrap: race, season and team over for Porte
BALLARAT, Australia (VN) — Exactly 102 kilometers into Wednesday’s opening stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, Saxo Bank-SunGard’s Richie Porte climbed off his bike and called it a day.
Herald Sun Tour: Drapac’s Pollock takes opening stage, race lead
BALLARAT, Australia (VN) — Rhys Pollock produced the ride of his life to win stage 1 of the 2011 Jayco Herald Sun Tour Wednesday, but for any rider outside the top 10 to win the event overall, it will take something more exceptional.
2011 Honda Hybrid Women’s Tour – Stage 1
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Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: In search of the perfect grand tour
So what can we expect from next year’s Giro and Tour, the routes for which will both be announced officially in the coming days?
Chinese peloton needs country’s backing – UCI official
BEIJING (AFP) — China's chances of producing a road cycling star of the future would increase significantly if the sport was given much needed backing from sports leaders, according to a top UCI official.
Jeremy Powers stages miraculous comeback to win day 2 of 2011 New Belgium Cup
Jeremy Powers (Rapha-Focus) staged a marvelous comeback to beat Ryan Trebon (LTS-Felt) on day two of the New Belgium Cup on Sunday in Fort Collins.
Mary McConneloug sprints to victory in day 2 of the 2011 Providence Cyclocross Festival
Mary McConneloug (Kenda-Seven Cycles) outsprinted Laura Van Gilder (C3-Mellow Mushroom) to win day two of the Providence Cyclocross Festival in Rhode Island.
Ben King Diary: Tour of Beijing, part 2
"Even with our RadioShack sponsors on course in Beijing, I focused on the things I could control, like swallowing fear and riding in good position on the last lap."
Greg Van Avermaet wins 2011 Paris-Tours
Greg Van Avermaet (BMC Racing Team) won a sprint finish to claim the Paris-Tours cycling classic on Sunday.
Tony Martin wins 2011 Tour of Beijing; Denis Galimzyanov takes final stage
Tony Martin (HTC-Highroad) claimed his first stage-race victory as world time trial champion when he won the inaugural Tour of Beijing on Sunday.
CCCC Glenvale Criterium 9 Oct 2011
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Laura Van Gilder wins day 1 of 2011 Providence Cyclocross Festival
Laura Van Gilder (Mellow Mushroom) took day one of the Providence Cyclocross Festival on Saturday in Rhode Island.
Elia Viviani wins stage 4 at 2011 Tour of Beijing; Tony Martin holds lead
Elia Viviani (Liquigas) dominated a bunch sprint to win the fourth stage of the Tour of Beijing Saturday.
Elijssen seriously injured in Beijing crash as Bookwalter suffers
BMC saw its second serious crash in a row at the Tour of Beijing on Friday.
2011 Cycling Australia Masters Road National Championships – Criteriums
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Ben King Diary: A mid-race report from China
Ben King is a first-year professional with Team RadioShack, racing this week at the Tour of Beijing
Nicolas Roche wins Beijing queen stage, Martin holds the lead
YONGNING, China (AFP) — Irishman Nicolas Roche of the AG2R-La Mondiale team won the 162km third stage of the Tour of Beijing, the hilliest in the race, as Germany's Tony Martin held on to the overall lead Friday.
Florida masters racer refuses doping test, hit with two-year suspension
A 45-year-old Miami, Florida, cyclist has accepted a two-year suspension from cycling after refusing to submit a sample at the USA Cycling masters national track championships in July, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency announced Thursday.
Sky’s Hayman wins Paris-Bourges
BOURGES, France, Oct 6, 2011 (AFP) - Australia's Mathew Hayman of Team Sky won the 61st edition of the Paris-Bourges race on Thursday.
Roulston secures future; hoping to go out with High Road win with Martin
MENTAUGOU, China (VN) — Hayden Roulston is back on familiar turf this week in Beijing, but this time he's racing on pavement instead of the track, where he brought home two medals from the 2008 Olympic Games.
Talansky out; Bookwalter crashes in China
MENTAUGOU, China (VN) — The Tour of Beijing has not been kind to two Americans riding in the debut edition of the race.
Haussler back in winner’s circle in China as crowds turn out for second stage
MENTAUGOU, China (VN) — Heinrich Haussler ended a season-long drought with a narrow sprint victory as the Chinese fans turned out in numbers in Thursday's 137km second stage at the Tour of Beijing.