The U.S. Men’s Elite Cycling team may have lost its secret weapon for the World Championships next weekend.
American Tom Danielson of Garmin-Slipstream began today’s Vuelta a Espana 18th stage ninth on the general classification, 8:28 behind leader Alejandro Valverde of…
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…
George Hincapie waves in front of the podium as he stands with his daughter, Julia Paris, after winning the USA Cycling Pro Road Race Championship on Sunday, Aug. 30, 2009, in Greenville, S.C. At rear are second-place Andrew Bajadali, right,…
Christian VandeVelde confirms that he'll return to defend his title at the Tour of Missouri. Kathleen Nelson photo
Christian VandeVelde of Garmin-Slipstream confirmed that he will return to defend his title at the Tour of Missouri.
He revealed on his twitter site:…
During the Tour de France, the telEvision at 10 Speed’s house is pretty much stuck on Versus, so it’s been quite a change in the few days since the Tour ended Sunday.
So, in no particular order, here are 10 of…
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Columbia-High Road delivered another victory Wednesday, with Edvald Boasson Hagen winning the Gent-Wevelgem classic.
And it also seems as if his teammate, Big George Hincapie, saved some gas in the tank to contend for the victory this weekend in Paris-Roubaix.
Columbia-High Road is…
Crazy Stijn Devolder of QuickStep won the Ronde van Vlaanderen — aka the Tour of Flanders — for the second straight year, soloing away from the elite breakaway group with 1 kilometer to go.
American Big George Hincapie crashed in the final…
Columbia-High Road’s Mark Cavendish nipped Cervelo TestTeam’s Heinrich Haussler at the finishing line to win the Milano-Sanremo classic Saturday in Italy.
Cavendish hauled himself over peaks and through valleys to keep in contact with the leading…
With the help of Big George Hincapie shutting down a move and then leading him, Columbia-High Road’s Mark Cavendish won the final stage of Tirreno-Adriatico on Tuesday, beating American Tyler Farrar to the finishing line.
This was four days after Farrar came…
Three of cycling’s biggest names made the big, 10-man breakaway Saturday in the Amgen Tour of California, but in the end, none of them ended up contending for the Stage 7 victory.
Instead, three others — Rinaldo Nocentini of AG2R, Hayden…
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