High Road team owner Bob Stapleton chats outside the High Road motor home Thursday at Road Atlanta, the site of Stage 4 of the Tour de Georgia. Photo by Dave Luecking
When T-Mobile withdrew its name as the title…
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Loading ...The lineups have been set and the Tour de Georgia is shaping up to be a fantastic race, a heavyweight bout for bragging rights as America’s team.
You have the remnants of Lance Armstrong’s old Discovery Channel team in the…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Pat McQuaid and the Union Cycliste Internationale are bullish on America.
And why not?
In Missouri we’ve seen first-hand the growth of cycling in the United States with the success of the inaugural Tour of Missouri, which joined the Tour…
(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...The Associated Press moved a monster profile on UCI head Pat McQuaid …
AP Interview: Feud-filled tenure as UCI chief has yet to bow tough Dubliner McQuaid
By JEROME PUGMIRE
AP Sports Writer
AIGLE, Switzerland (AP) — Cycling chief Pat McQuaid has a…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Though the Astana cycling team is under new leadership with Johan Bruyneel at the helm, it has been barred from the Tour de France and other events organized by Amaury Sports Organization (A.S.O.), the A.S.O. announced today.
In a news…
(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...Pat McQuaid, the president of the Union Cycliste Internationale, says the Giro d’Italia’s un-vitation of Astanta, High Road Sports and two other UCI Pro Tour teams took the sport back ”20 years.”
Under the UCI Pro Tour format of the past few years,…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Although Slipstream-Chipotle has UCI Pro Tour aspirations, the U.S. was left without a Pro Tour team after the Discovery Channel Cycling Team folded last season.
But not anymore. High Road Sports, the former T-Mobile team operated by Bob Stapleton, has relocated to San…
(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...Looks like the UCI Pro cycling season is off to a “clean” start.
Andre Griepel of High Road Sports has won the Tour Down Under , turning a 7-second lead over Allan Davis of Unisa-Australia heading into the final stage into…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Maybe this is a good omen for the professional cycling season — High Road Sports, the former druggy team turned anti-doping crusaders, took the first win of the Pro Tour season Sunday in Adelaide, Australia.
German Andre Greipel of High Road (formerly T-Mobile)…
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...The 2008 Pro Tour cycling season officially begins today with the Tour Down Under in Australia.
The Melbourne Herald Sun calls 2006 winner Simon Gerrans of Credit Agricole “the man to beat” down under. Gerrans was the only Australian beside second-place finisher…
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