Rigoberto Urán

Renshaw is reunited with Mark Cavendish and will serve in the sprinter's leadout train

Sky rider has not raced since withdrawing from the Giro d'Italia in May

Betancur takes over the white jersey while Uran moves ahead of Evans into second overall

Bad weather on the re-routed course in the mountains forces race organizers to make the decision Friday morning

Vincenzo Nibali is nearly certain to carry the maglia rosa into Brescia, but the race for the podium is on in the Dolomites

With foul weather potentially cutting more climbs from the 96th Giro, the uphill TT takes on increased importance for Nibali and rivals

Caley Fretz gets a peek at Rigoberto Uran's Pinarello, which in the absence of Bradley Wiggins gets the star treatment

Astana rider's attack with 2km left in stage 14 allowed him to pad his GC advantage

Snow forced organizers to alter this weekend’s stages at the Giro. The GC will most likely be sorted out in the final week

Colombian steps into sole leadership role with British squad ahead of the weekend's Alpine tests

Sky boss says Wiggins will reassess on Friday morning, but the team will go forward with Rigoberto Urán its leader

Colombian stage winner says he works well with Bradley Wiggins and Sky will not be undone by questions over GC leadership

Hesjedal sees his long-shot GC hopes ride away as Colombians go 1-2 in the 2013 Giro's first summit finish

Sky re-tools for Flèche Wallonne, Liège–Bastogne–Liège with stage racing aces

Hesjedal is named Canadian sportsman of the year while Uran hopes to podium at a grand tour in 2013

The mountainous South American nation is climbing the UCI ranks with big-time race winners spread across Europe

Rigoberto Urán insists that he made no deal with Alexander Vinokourov at the end of the Olympic road race

The Colombian denied that he surrendered to Alexander Vinokourov in London

The wily Kazakh steals a march on Rigoberto Uran to win gold in London

The Pinarello machine of the Giro's best young rider

The race for pink is wide open as the final week begins and the Dolomites loom

Colombian storms across late breakaway for stage win

Colombian Rigoberto Uran boosted the fortunes of British outfit Team Sky by taking over the Tour de France white jersey after the tough 14th stage on Saturday.

Rigoberto Urán, the 23-year-old Colombian climbing sensation, says his top goal for 2011 will be to earn a spot for the Tour de France with Team Sky.

UPDATED: Race leader Igor Antón was the highest-placed rider to hit the deck Saturday, but he wasn't the only one.