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Its wall-to-wall racing in today's EuoroTrash: All the results, video and rider comments from Suisse, Luxembourg, Ster ZLM Toer and Beauce are here and the other race news we ran out of space for will be in .
Movistar's Rui Costa Repeats as Tour de Suisse Winner
Movistar's Rui Costa rides on his way to winning the final stage and the General Classification of the Tour de Suisse, on June 16, 2013.
Thomas happy with climbing form
Geraint Thomas believes he can make a significant contribution in the mountains if selected by Team Sky for the 2013 Tour de France.
Canadian Steve Smith takes silver in mountain bike World Cup
Canada's Steve Smith, of Cassidy, B.C., here in a previous season's event, won the silver medal at a World Cup mountain biking event in Italy on Sunday.
Cycling - Overall victories for Boom and Voeckler
The Vacansoleil-DCM rider beat fellow brekaway companions Sven Vandousselaere, Brian van Goethem and Arno van der Zwet to the line at the end of the 176km stage from Gerwen to Boxtel.
Van Bon contests Nature Valley Grand Prix for US elite amateur squad
It's not often that an amateur US domestic elite team will bring the most accomplished rider to a race, but that's exactly what happened this week at the Nature Valley Grand Prix when Mt.
Baseball players say they want to clean up the game
When cyclist Lance Armstrong was found to have used performance-enhancing drugs last fall, he was publicly disgraced, stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned from the sport for life.
Sport In Brief: Irish say they don't want Pat McQuaid to be cycling chief
Pat McQuaid has failed to secure the nomination of his own national cycling organisation in his bid for a third term as president of the International Cycling Union.
Bernstein: Go Ahead, Make Fun Of "Boston Strong"
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Sagan takes second Swiss stage
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