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Living the Dream: Tour of Hainan Island
Ni Hao! I have no idea what day it is. In fact, looking around, I'm pretty vague on the year right now.
Wenatchee native is world-class cyclist
The Wall Street Journal called him the fastest American in France. Tyler Farrar is a member of Team Garmin-Slipstream, America's top professional cycling team.
Cyclist Evans expects big things from Armstrong
Road race world champion Cadel Evans is predicting bigger things for seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong in 2010 than he achieved in his comeback to professional cycling this season.
Johan Bruyneel plans for Tour Down Under with Lance Armstrong, r.
Johan Bruyneel has selected nearly half of the RadioShack team that will be racing the Tour Down Under in Adelaide, Australia, from January 17 to 24.
Sastre likes what he seesAfter hinting he might skip it, 2008 Tour...
After weeks of hinting he might skip the Tour de France, Carlos Sastre has confirmed that he will be at the start line in Rotterdam for the 2010 edition.
Second Edition Cycling News, Monday, November 9, 2009
Twenty years ago, on November 9, 1989, the Berlin Wall opened, and for the first time in decades, citizens of East Germany were able to enter West Berlin legally and easily.
Contador makes deal with Astana
The tug-of-war for the services of Alberto Contador seems to be finally nearing a conclusion.
Tour of Southland Cycling: Allnut rides well on day of punctures
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.
Champions Tour adds Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic
The Champions Tour along with the Gulf Coast Business Council announced on Tuesday that the Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic will be added to the 2010 tour schedule.
Cycling: Roulston crashes out of Tour
Three-time champion Hayden Roulston crashed while United States-based New Zealand professional Heath Blackgrove grabbed the leader's yellow jersey after a tumultuous opening day of cycling's Tour of Southland.
Landis still hopes to leave mark on Tour
United States rider Floyd Landis still hopes to make an impact on this year's Tour of Southland.
The Tour de France Visits Courchevel
The Tour de France Visits Courchevel As the riders of the 2005 Tour de France bike race gasp across the finishing line on the mountaintop at Courchevel, France, at the end of the race's 10th stage on July 12, 2005, they probably won't want to think about the fact that even with the grueling 192.5 kilometers they put in that day, they are not quite ...
Evans confirmed for Tour Down Under with Armstrong
World road race champion Cadel Evans will join seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong in January's Tour Down Under.
CAS hears German rider Stefan Schumacher make case to overturn 2-year ban for doping
German cyclist Stefan Schumacher has made his case to overturn a two-year ban for doping at the 2008 Tour de France.
Spaniard Samuel S nchez (Euskaltel-Euskadi) dreams of Tour de France podium finish
Samuel Snchez wants to place in the top three of the overall classification at next year's Tour de France.
Amgen Tour should pedal Auburn's way
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong is no stranger to cycling locally - he rode in the Nevada City Classic this last June.
Tour de France - Evans Tour hopes in jeopardy
Cadel Evans abandoned Silence Lotto to join BMC Racing Team in a bid to strengthen his claim for a maiden Tour de France victory, but the wheels could fall off the twice runner-up's challenge before the race even starts.
Disgraced United States cyclist Floyd Landis was in a jovial mood before the Tour of Southland's second stage yesterday.
Lance Armstrong auctions old bikes: raises 1.3 million for LIVESTRONG
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.
Evans signs with American cycling team BMC Racing
Road race world champion Cadel Evans of Australia signed a three-year contract with BMC racing with a victory in next year's Tour de France as his main goal, the American cycling team said Monday.
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