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09.13.2008 7:47 pm

Cavendish rides Columbia train to victory again

Saint Louis Post-Dispatch

With the best cycling team in the world leading him out, Columbia’s Mark Cavendish is virtually unbeatable in races that come down to a bunch sprint.

He knows it. His team knows it. His competitors know it. Everyone knows it.

It’s little…

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08.04.2008 2:25 pm

Tour of Missouri announces team lineup

Saint Louis Post-Dispatch

The two American-based representatives from the Tour de France — Columbia and Garmin-Chipotle — are among the 15 teams announced Monday as the competitors in the second Tour of Missouri, scheduled for Sept. 8 to 14.

Columbia, of course, is the…

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08.04.2008 1:31 pm

Huffie wins final stage in Tour of Elk Grove

Saint Louis Post-Dispatch

Brad Huff of Springfield, Mo., won the final stage in the Tour of Elk Grove on Sunday, crossing the finishing line first in the 110 kilometer Gullo Pro Men Criterium

Huff, who rides for Jelly Bell, outsprinted David Veilleux of Kelly…

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05.10.2008 9:37 pm

Toyota-United riders step up to help injured Tecos-Trek rider

Saint Louis Post-Dispatch

Toyota-United riders took home $5,000 in prize money last week at the Tour of the Gila. All of that money is going to Fausto Esparza, who was paralyzed in a crash on the final stage of the race.

The team also…

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05.03.2008 3:52 pm

Toyota drops Toyota-United sponsorship

Saint Louis Post-Dispatch

Perhaps the most successful domestic team over the past three seasons will be losing its main sponsor after this season with Toyota leaving behind the Toyota-United cycling team.

The red, white and blue colors of T-U have been highly visible in…

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04.22.2008 4:12 pm

England’s effort keeps Ivan Dominguez in yellow

Saint Louis Post-Dispatch

SAVANNAH, Ga. – In the words of Toyota-United team director Len Pettyjohn, T-U rider Justin England “buried himself” for the good of the team Tuesday in Stage 2 of the Tour de Georgia.

In the world of professional cycling, that means England…

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04.21.2008 6:59 pm

TdG diary from Team Type 1’s Matt Wilson

It was really nervous at the start today. Everyone was trying to be at the front because they were concerned about the wind being a factor. After about 15 kilometers, the race was really on. There were lots of little…

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