Bridges, mountains and history start off California tour
The first stage of the 2010 Amgen Tour of California will mark the 50th anniversary of one of the oldest races in America when it starts in Nevada City on May 16.
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Quadruple snap: Carlsen, Ciolek, Cozza and Arvesen break bones
In three days of racing in the winds at the Tour of Qatar, four men have broken their collarbones after crashing.
Boonen snags stage win in Qatar
Quick Step’s Tom Boonen sprinted to victory in the third stage of the Tour of Qatar on Tuesday, powering in ahead of Heinrich Haussler (Cervélo TestTeam) and Saxo Bank’s Baden Cooke
Freire holds off retirement to aim for fourth world title
Óscar Freire (Rabobank) was back in the winner’s circle Monday for the first time in nine months with victory in the second day of the Mallorca Challenge.
Tall Boys: Garmin tests Mavic prototype in Qatar
American sprinter Tyler Farrar came to the Tour of Qatar with a prototype Mavic wheelset.
National track series tries grass roots approach
A new national track series aims to rally the best of the best – tracks and racers – for a chance to be named ATRA’s National Champion. The American Track Racing Association (ATRA) National Championship Series includes 11 events across the country.
How To Make It To A-Grade
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Southeast conference gets going in Gainesville
New collegiate time trial rules were in effect as the Southeast Collegiate Cycling Conference began its season with a race in sunny Gainesville, Florida, on Saturday and Sunday.
February 7: A momentous day in cycling history
Certain dates in cycling history have earned far greater importance than others — among them February 7, which saw an inauspicious debut and an untimely departure.
Freire fastest at Trofeo Cala Millor
Óscar Freire wins the sprint to take the Trofeo Cala Millor.
Steurs steals a march in Qatar
Geert Steurs (Topsport) wins Stage 2 of the Tour of Qatar.
Dumoulin wins Etoile de Bessèges
Samuel Dumoulin overcomes relegation in Stage 4 to take the overall at the Etoile de Bessèges.
Results, 2010 Tour of Qatar
Geert Steurs wins Stage 2 and Wouter Mol takes the lead at the 2010 Tour of Qatar.
Sky takes TTT at Qatar
Team Sky's eight-man squad flew to victory in the opening team trial at the Tour of Qatar. Sky posted a time of 9:41 on the windswept 8.2km course.
Molmy wins stage at l’Etoile de Bessèges after Dumoulin relegated
French rider Arnaud Molmy pulled the double Saturday, winning the fourth stage at the l’Etoile de Bessèges and moving into the overall lead in what proved to be a controversial finale.
Boonen confident for Tour of Qatar
Boonen confident for Tour of Qatar: Qatar plus Tour of Oman will be good training for the classics, the Belgian sprinter says
A Wild win in Qatar
After her teammates spent much of the day chasing down breaks and keeping her in position, Cervélo TestTeam’s Kirsten Wild won the stage 3 sprint finish and thereby the overall title at the second Ladies Tour of Qatar.
Men’s Tour of Qatar kicks off Sunday
If the classics are known for the cobbles and the bergs, the Tour of Qatar is known for the wind. The six-day men’s race is dead flat, yet the field can often be shattered by ferocious desert crosswinds. The preceding three-day Ladies Tour of Qatar has already had a taste of the sideways forces, with stage 2 shortened for conditions Thursday.
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Bronzini takes Qatar lead after wind-shortened stage
Italy's Giorgia Bronzini improved on her second place in stage 1 by winning the second stage and taking the overall lead of the Ladies Tour of Qatar on Thursday.
Hesjedal is ready for more
Following a breakthrough 2009 season, highlighted by a mountaintop stage victory in the Vuelta a España, it’s no surprise that Ryder Hesjedal is hungry for more.
Lithuania’s Lelivyte takes Ladies Qatar opener
Lithuania’s Raissa Lelivyte won the opening stage of the second annual Ladies Tour of Qatar on Wednesday. The 20-year-old with the Italian Safi-Pasta Zara Manhattan team out sprinted a 30-woman pack at the end of the 104km stage from the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha to Al Khor Corniche.
2010 Ladies Tour of Qatar results
Results from the 2010 Ladies Tour of Qatar
Goss grabs fourth straight points win in Oz
Tasmanian Belinda Goss added to an impressive list of victories when she collected her fourth straight points race gold medal at the Australian Track Cycling Championships at Adelaide's Super-Drome on Wednesday.
Boonen looking for a smoother ride
Tom Boonen is looking for a smoother ride following a 2009 season that spiked and dipped like the Dow Jones
Openers
In Michael Barry's first column of the new year, he talks about his new team, Sky, and the sharp transition from winter training to racing.
Petacchi wins Stage 2 of Reggio Calabria
Alessandro Petacchi (Lampre-Farnese Vini) wins Stage 2 of the Giro della Provincia Reggio Calabria.
HTC-Columbia ready for strong start to women’s season
HTC-Columbia Women's Team gets its racing season underway in the Tour of Qatar next week, and they're aiming for a strong start to 2010.
Paprstka takes junior `cross title in Tabor
Czech rider Tomaš Paprstka held off Julian Alaphilippe of France to win the world junior cyclocross title in Tabor, the Czech Republic, on Saturday. Dutchman Emiel Dolfs rounded out the top three.
Bauer’s team shoots for Tour in 2012
It is Steve Bauer’s goal to take Team SpiderTech powered by Planet Energy to the Tour de France in 2012. Moreover, he wants to see a team member in the yellow jersey. If that happens, it will have been 22 years since a Canadian last donned the Maillot Jaune and you would be correct if you guessed that the last Canadian to do so was Bauer himself.
Gear: Adidas and Ryders Shades
The Adidas Adizero and Ryders Sprint sunglasses are lightweight, but are they great fitting?
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Jamis-Sutter Home gets up to speed in Argentina
The newly labeled Jamis-Sutter Home team unveiled its new kit at Argentina's Tour de San Luis, where it brought home some results and tuned up for the season.
Cavendish torn between Giro, California
With a 2010 schedule full of challenges ranging from defending his Milan-San Remo win to the green jersey at the Tour de France to even a run at the rainbow jersey in Australia, Mark Cavendish has one big question mark on where he will race in May.
Sutton wins finale as Greipel takes Tour Down Under
Picking up where he left off two years ago, HTC-Columbia’s big German sprinter, André Greipel, has claimed his second overall victory in the 2010 Santos Tour Down Under.
Paris-Nice route ‘ideal’ for Contador
Officials revealed details of 68th Paris-Nice on Thursday and “Race to the Sun” follows a familiar pattern, with an individual time trial on the outskirts of Paris on March 7 to open what’s arguably France’s most important stage race behind the Tour de France.
It’s Greipel again at the TDU
HTC-Columbia’s André Greipel added to his grip on the overall lead at the 2010 Tour Down Under on Friday, winning the fourth stage, his third victory of the week-long tour.
Portuguese champ Manuel Cardoso takes stage at 2010 Tour Down Under
Manuel Cardoso (Footon-Servetto-Fuji) takes Stage 3 at the 2010 Tour Down Under. Andre Greipel (HTC-Columbia) holds the lead.
Northern classics on radar for Cavendish
Mark Cavendish wants to be more than the world’s fastest sprinter and is planning to widen his net to include a run for glory over the pavé of the northern classics.
Greipel grabs another Down Under
HTC-Columbia's Andre Greipel extended his dominance of the Tour Down Under on Wednesday, winning his second stage in as many days.
Tour Down Under – Stage 1
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2010 Tour Down Under results
2010 stage winner/GC leader (Click for full results):
- Stage 1: Andre Greipel/Greipel
- Stage 2: Greipel/Greipel
- Stage 3: Manuel Cardoso/Greipel
- Stage 4: Greipel/Greipel
- Stage 5: Sanchez/Greipel
- Stage 6/FINAL: Sutton/Greipel
Down Under in Tanunda, Greipel takes one for real
Team Sky drew first blood in Sunday’s Cancer Council Classic. But two days later in the South Australian village of Tanunda, 2008 champion Andre Greipel of HTC-Columbia fired the first real warning shot of the opening event of this year’s ProTour when he claimed the first road stage and ochre leader’s jersey at the 2010 Santos Tour Down Under.
Christian Meier: From death, a new outlook on life
The death of Christian Meier's brother gives the Garmin-Transitions rider a fresh perspective on life.
Sky off to ‘dream start,’ says Yates
Team Sky manager Sean Yates applauds his squad's performance in the Tour Down Under prelude.
Greipel’s ready to roll
Sidelined by surgery after a wicked crash, HTC-Columbia's André Greipel is ready to race.
Sky nails Cancer Council Helpline Classic with 1-2 finish
Britain's all-new Team Sky stormed to a one-two win in the Cancer Council Helpline Classic on Sunday, their debut race and a prelude to next week's season-opening Tour Down Under.
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Interview with Koen de Kort
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Preview: Fifth stage remains key to Tour Down Under win
Old Willunga Hill — and Lance Fever — remains the highlight of the Santos Tour Down Under
Giro TT course route set in Amsterdam
The route for the Giro d’Italia’s opening time trial will take in some of the highlights of Amsterdam when the season’s first Grand Tour begins May 8.
Renshaw will be ready for Cavendish in time for Tour
Mark Cavendish's ace lead-out man Mark Renshaw, sidelined with the Epstein-Barr virus, is on the mend and will be back in action in time for the most important events of the year, the HTC-Columbia team says.
Boom, Van den Brand dominate Dutch CX
Lars Boom (Rabobank) and Daphny van den Brand claim the elite titles at the Dutch cyclocross championships.
Mourey takes French CX title
Francis Mourey (Française des Jeux) wins his fifth French cyclocross championship.
Meyer wins Aussie road title
Just days after his brother, Cameron, won the Aussie time trial title, 20-year-old Travis Meyer won the elite men’s Australian championship.
CT Interviews Simon Gerrans
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What’s Best For The Jersey?
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Milram mulls pull out
German dairy company Milram said it is unlikely to renew its sponsorship of its top cycling team after their mutual contract expires at the end of this year.
Katusha goes worldwide
Katusha riders will be scattered across three continents as the Russian squad opens the 2010 season.
Bay Crits – That’s a Wrap!
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2010 Giro d’Italia, stage 14 results
2010 Giro d'Italia, stage 14 results
2010 Giro d’Italia, stage 18 results
2010 Giro d'Italia, stage 18 results
2010 Giro d’Italia, stage 16 results
2010 Giro d'Italia, stage 16 results
2010 Giro d’Italia, stage 15 results
2010 Giro d'Italia, stage 15 results
2010 Giro d’Italia, stage 13 results
2010 Giro d'Italia, stage 13 results
Tour of Turkey
The Tour of Turkey is an eight-stage race that covers the western part of Turkey. It is rated as a UCI 1.HC event.
Neil Bezdek has gone from bike messenger to a domestic pro in two seasons
From bike messenger to Cat. 5 to pro, in two seasons.
2009’s Best of the Best: It Takes Teamwork
For the most part, mountain bike racing is a singular sport. But 2009 proves that a strong team can produce results.
Job security for top Garmin stars
There’s job security for the top names at Garmin-Transitions for 2010 as the squad officially unveils its official lineup for the upcoming season.
Bahati Foundation takes new approach to sponsorship and coaching
When the Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling Team launches in 2010, the newest U.S. continental team will be about two things: philanthropy and coaching. Well, three – if you count bike racing.
Tense Tour top story of 2009
AFP rates the return of Lance Armstrong and his often-tense relationship with teammate Alberto Contador as the top story of the year.
Hoy considers Olympic strategy
British cycling great Chris Hoy is ready to abandon the defence of some of his Olympic titles at the 2012 London Games ifit increases his chances of adding to his gold medal collection
Barry Wicks’ Journal: Meanwhile, at ’cross nats
The Decider, a.k.a. Barry Wicks of Kona-FSA, tackles the USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships.
Cavendish: ‘Green jersey is goal’
Mark Cavendish says his goals next year will be much as they were this year: win and win a lot.
USAC announces Club of the Year winners
USA Cycling has announced the recipients of its annual Club of the Year awards. Nine USA Cycling-sanctioned clubs received recognition for outstanding programs throughout the 2009 season and will receive complimentary registration fees for the 2010 racing season.
Tested: Fox F100RLC Fork
Fox knocked it out of the park with its 2010 F100 FIT RLC. The only question we have is how Fox will possibly improve upon the fork in 2011.
Summerhill nails U23 ’cross title
Summerhill wins U23 title as nearly 500 riders compete across six divisions on penultimate day of USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships
Juniors and masters ride at ‘cross nationals
Juniors and masters lined up to compete at cyclocross national championships in Bend, Oregon, on Friday.
Millar: Wiggins “wasn’t quite as noble as he could have been”
Garmin-Transitions team captain David Millar pulled no punches on his friend and former teammate Bradley Wiggins, who announced on Thursday that he was leaving the American squad for Britain’s Team Sky.