A Case for Suffering: The quest begins
Sometimes the ride is motivation enough, but sometimes our relationship with suffering is what pulls us onto the saddle
Commentary
Commentary
Notes from the Scrum: Tranquillo
Bike racing is an exercise in timing and suppression, and both come into doubt when Matthew Beaudin narrowly avoids a car/bike collision
Op-ed: Cycling TV needs a big change for the sport to survive
How do we move past doping and attract new fans when we ask them to watch six hours of racing for 10 minutes of drama?
Commentary: Disputing Ferrari’s altitude training claims, part 2
Dr. Michael Puchowicz contests Michele Ferrari's claims that Lance Armstrong would have benefited equally from altitude training and EPO
Commentary: Disputing Ferrari’s altitude training claims, part 1
Sport medicine doc Michael Puchowicz contests Michele Ferrari's claims that Lance Armstrong would have benefited equally from altitude training and EPO
From the Pages of Velo: Pick of the Litter
Sometimes a rider dreams of a flashy, carbon race machine. Sometimes a rider dreams of something else entirely
Dancing around the truth: Fuentes gives little away in opening days of Puerto trial
The opening days of the Puerto trial have the look of a great work of surrealist art
Notes from the Scrum: Dark was the night
Velo reporter Matthew Beaudin reflects on the good things in mountain life: mid-winter snow bike rides, beer, and laughs