As the Tour of Missouri and Vuelta a Espana wind down, the cycling season ends with the 2009 World Championships in Mendrisio, Switzerland Sept. 23-27.
With Garmin-Slipstream’s Christian VandeVelde conceivably out due to a broken hand suffered in Stage 1 of…
The announcement that the OUCH-Maxxis team and Floyd Landis will be at the Tour of Missouri prompts this poll question …
This just in … 2006 Tour de France winner Floyd Landis will be at the Tour of Missouri with the OUCH-Maxxis squad.
Landis is back racing this year in the domestic peloton after serving a two-year suspension for allegedly doping en…
Who’s gonna win the 15-mile TT in Stage 6 of the Amgen Tour of California?
With Lance Armstrong and the strong Astana team at his side, Levi Leipheimer begins the quest for his third consecutive title at the Amgen Tour of California.
He won’t have an easy road because the Tour of California is stacked and three…
Just saw this on the Associated Press …
Landis crashes in training run for Tour of Calif.
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By GREG BEACHAM
AP Sports WriterSACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Floyd Landis still plans to ride in the Tour of California after crashing his bike during…
Carrying a world cancer awareness campaign on his back, without guaranteeing or promising or even seriously discussing an eighth victory in the Tour de France, Lance Armstrong came off Wednesday as a humanitarian on a quest to do good (cure…
The revelations of the past few days have my head spinning.
First came rumors and then confirmation that seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong plans a comeback to professional cycling with the intent of trying to win his eighth TdF…
got this from Rock Racing. Apparently team owner Michael Ball has been receiving some inquiries about signing Floyd Landis next year after Landis’ two-year suspension ends.
For Immediate Release | Aug. 7, 2008
Response From Michael Ball, Rock Racing Team Owner, To…
And people wonder how I can suggest that perhaps dethroned 2006 Tour de Franc champ Floyd Landis got Richard Kimbled.
This article popped in from Velonews.com, and it quotes a report from the respected British science journal Nature, questioning the efficacy of anti-doping tests…
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