2 min ago | Seattle Times
McQuaid: Panel to study UCI-Armstrong 'collusion'
An independent panel will examine allegations that cycling's governing body was complicit in Lance Armstrong's doping, UCI President Pat McQuaid said Thursday.
2 min ago | The Age
Goss has no regrets about ditching Giro
Matt Goss believes he made the right decision to withdraw from the Giro d'Italia when he did, despite another stage-winning opportunity on Sunday.
8 hrs ago | Russia Beyond the Headlines
Team Katusha leader ends professional career
Russia's most successful bicycle racer, Denis Menchov, has announced his retirement.
Giro D'Italia: Mark Cavendish's painful day threatens points prize
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Australian Evans says Giro dream still alive
MILAN: Australian Cadel Evans said he has not thrown in the towel ahead of his bid to overthrow Italian race leader Vincenzo Nibali and win this year's Giro d'Italia. Evans, the 2011 Tour de France champion, is second overall at 1:26 behind Nibali heading into the final week of the race which features key mountain stages including an uphill time ... (more)
Parra calls for Colombian alliance to defeat Nibali
Colombian cycling legend Fabio Parra has called on his compatriots to join forces in an "alliance of all the Colombians" at the Giro d'Italia in order to increase their chances of winning a stage, a jersey and even the overall classification.
Cycling in Marin: Local riders closing the gap with European cyclists
Thomas De Gendt with Team Vacansoleil-DCM, leads the pack just ahead Jason MCartney with the Bissell Pro Cycling Team of USA as they sprint through Pt.
Evans still ambitious for the third week of the Giro d'Italia
Cadel Evans agreed to ride the Giro d'Italia just five weeks before the start in Naples, accepting he needed the extra racing if he was going to be team leader at BMC for the Tour de France and competitive against the likes of Chris Froome, Bradley Wiggins and Alberto Contador come July.
Hard yards pay off for van Garderen with California victory
Even before Tejay van Garderen casually cruised his bike into a hotel ballroom for the final press conference of the 2013 Amgen Tour of California , it was obvious the 24-year-old overall winner had learned to relax and enjoy the moment.
The 35-year-old was scheduled to ride this year's Giro but was ruled out with a knee injury.
Tour of California: Asian cycling team makes Tour debut
Champion System Pro Cycling from Hong Kong didn't make headlines as the eight-day, 750-mile tour finished Sunday in downtown Santa Rosa.
No Repeat For Hesjedal in Italy
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New fashion cycle: Ditch the spandex for stylish commuter clothes
You can do it without flashing people. A-line or wider styles work best. Equip your bike with a skirt guard or fashion a garter out of a headband and safety pin.
Visconti claims 15th Giro stage with strong solo performance
Cyclists start the 15th stage of the Giro d'Italia, Tour of Italy cycling race, from Cesana to Col Du Galbier, Italy, Sunday, May 19, 2013.
Magnificent Matt takes podium at Lincoln race
MATT Clarke underlined his growing reputation with a place on the podium for the Lincoln Grand Prix Cycle Race under 23 section.
Van Garderen poised for victory in Santa Rosa
Leopold Konig of the Czech Republic won the seventh stage of the Tour of California in a mountaintop finish Saturday, and American Tejay van Garderen finished third to keep the overall lead for the third straight day.
Race leader Vincenzo Nibali extended his lead over Australia's Cadel Evans as Mauro Santambrogio won a shortened 14th stage of the Giro d'Italia to claim his maiden win on the race Saturday.
Legend Lance Armstrong's words are now fit for the floor
DISGRACED Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong has become a permanent fixture on the Newcastle cycling scene after former fans donated hundreds of copies of his autobiography to make into an unusual artwork.
Amgen Tour of California: In San Jose, cycling fans lining route look ...
Cycling may be the only professional sport in which fans have the temerity -- and the budget -- to show up at major events dressed just like their heroes, give or take a hundred pounds.
Lavenu: I'm worried about the team's future
Ag2r La Mondiale manager Vincent Lavenu has stated his team will not take part in next month's Critrium du Dauphin if Sylvain Georges ' positive test for Heptaminol is confirmed.