Cycling News

USA Cycling has announced that it has received and is reviewing 12 applications for men's UCI Continental Team status for the 2010 season.

Canadian-Continental team Planet Energy may have been prematurely invited to compete in the two ProTour races held in Quebec next September.

Floyd Landis dropped to 17th on the final day of the Tour of Southland, which included two stages on New Zealand's South Island.

Tooele Mayor Patrick Dunlavy stands with family members after election results were posted at the Tooele County Building Tuesday night.

Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong enjoyed a muffin and a cup of coffee outside Bunbury's Coffee Shop in Piermont today.

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It's not every day one can claim to zip past a Tour de France-calibre rider. When you are not in the field then the next best thing is to be there when it does happen.

Australia's world road racing champion, Cadel Evans, will ride at next year's Tour Down Under against Lance Armstrong after his BMC Racing Team were offered a wildcard entry to the race.

There's a lot of information in here. A few items stand out, however, as essential knowledge for collegiate riders: the Club of the Year Award in the Team News section, the 2010 Collegiate Rule Changes, National Rankings, and Changes to the MTB Omnium in National News, and How to Qualify for Cross Nats in the Explainer.

Bahati is set to run his own team. Photo: Kurt Jambretz - file photo Former U.S. Criterium champion Rahsaan Bahati will leave Rock Racing at seasona s end to form his own team.

This is an Aug. 15, 2008, file photo showing Taylor Phinney, of the United States, competing during a cycling men's individual pursuit qualifying event, at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing.

Jens Voigt Looks Back at the 2009 Season Jens speaks about the ups and downs of his 12th pro year... With his nasty crash in mind during the Tour de France following six weeks of absolute rest, one would think that Jens Voigt would look back on the 2009 season with resentment.

German cyclist Stefan Schumacher has made his case to overturn a two-year ban for doping at the 2008 Tour de France.

CADEL EVANS abandoned Silence Lotto to join BMC in a bid to strengthen his claim for a maiden Tour de France victory but the wheels could fall off his challenge before the race even starts.

Cheryl Reckelhoff would love to meet Lance Armstrong, the cancer survivor who won the Tour de France, the world's most famous bicycle race, seven times.

Cycling Australia has announced its now accepting votes for the Scody 2009 People's Choice Cyclist of the Year award.

Respected Australian cycling coach Dave Sanders has often acted as sounding board for Cadel Evans but admits he was surprised by the world champion's choice of new professional team.

Disgraced United States cyclist Floyd Landis was in a jovial mood before the Tour of Southland's second stage yesterday.

Who would have thought that the 'finale' Trek Madone Tour de France bike ridden by Lance Armstrong at this year's tour and designed by Damien Hirst would sell for a half a million dollars? Perhaps it was the fact that the bike is covered in real butterflies that drove up the Sotheby's auction price.

Over the past two days, the Times has written five articles about bicycling in Los Angeles.