The upcoming issue of Velonews.com has a story about former pro cyclist David Clinger, who is getting his life back in order after suffering from addiction.

Velo published some photos of Clinger, who writer Steve Frothingham says is in the process of…

While Garmin-Slipstream’s David Zabriskie was racing to a second-place finish in the Amgen Tour of California last week, his home in Salt Lake City, Utah, was being burglarized.

In addition to cars, bikes and electronics, the thieves made off with an…

Lance Armstrong has said he’d be open and accommodating to everyone in his comeback in professional cycling, and apparently he meant it.

Three-time Tour de France champ and Armstrong antagonist Greg LeMond attended Armsrtrong’s press conference at InterBike, and Armstrong noted…

That’s the scoop about what happened to Canadian SveinTuft with 6 kilometers to go, from the velonews.com story about the TT. Unreal.

Story also has info about David Zabriskie riding with a sore back at the Tour of Missouri, and Levi Leipheimer just…

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…

Thankfully, seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong and former UCI chief Hein Verbruggen have put the kibosh on the Sydney Morning Herald speculation that they wanted to buy A.S.O. and the Tour.

Said Armstrong, Tuesday in New York according to Velonews.com:  ”I…

Dude’s ridin’ and writin’ up a storm!

This one is a Velonews.com diary entry about him and Canadian compatriot Svein Tuft, whom I wrote about at the Tour of Missouri – Svein Tuft: From touring to the Tour of Missouri podium.

Great stuff about an important…

Kudos to Neal Rogers of Velonews.com: His scoop Monday about Lance Armstrong announcing his comeback in a Vanity Fair article was spot-on. Rogers scooped the scoopers!

Confirmation came Tuesday in the form of the Vanity Fair article and a statement from Armstrong…

A rumor about a comeback by seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong has been flitting around in cyberspace for a while, and Velonews.com’s Neal Rogers reports that a comeback is indeed in the works.

According to Rogers, Armstrong will appear in…

Most of the pre-Olympics buzz has focued on the Spanish team — Alejandro Valverde and the past two Tour de France winners in Alberto Contador and Carlos Sastre — as well as the Italians, with world champion Paolo Bettini, and…