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Armstrong bike stolen in Sacramento auctioned off for charity
The racing bicycle owned by superstar Lance Armstrong and stolen in Sacramento during the 2009 Tour of California fetched $130,000 in a charity auction.
Christchurch cyclist Alan Williams is annoyed at being painted as a reckless villain for his part in the crash that forced defending champion Hayden Roulston out of the Tour of Southland on Monday.
Phinney's hopes for 2012 gold may already be gone
Taylor Phinney had a simple plan. The budding American cycling star was going to spend four years working toward four minutes, which is about how long his final race would have taken at the 2012 London Games.
Kate Hudson: 'All men want is sex and food'
Celebrity spawn and Bride Wars star Kate Hudson says she has men, or "boys" as she calls them, all figured out - all they're interested in is "game scores, masturbation and food". The stunning starlet, who's been dating Yankees slugger and Madonna cast-off Alex Rodriguez for the past six months, offers her take on the male of the species in ...
Armstrong snapped pedaling in Piermont
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong enjoyed a muffin and a cup of coffee outside Bunbury's Coffee Shop in Piermont today.
Left: Bradley Venables was lucky to escape relatively uninjured after he was struck by a car in Beaconsfield.
Lance Armstrong auctions old bikes: raises 1.3 million for LIVESTRONG
Who would have thought that the 'finale' Trek Madone Tour de France bike ridden by Lance Armstrong at this year's tour and designed by Damien Hirst would sell for a half a million dollars? Perhaps it was the fact that the bike is covered in real butterflies that drove up the Sotheby's auction price.
Cycling: Roulston crashes out of Tour
Three-time champion Hayden Roulston crashed while United States-based New Zealand professional Heath Blackgrove grabbed the leader's yellow jersey after a tumultuous opening day of cycling's Tour of Southland.
Evans set to sign with BMC: reports
Australia's road race world champion Cadel Evans looks set to sign for American team BMC according to Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad on Sunday.
When specialist opinion is at odds with reality, trust your judgment
It's lucky, rather, that Leonardo da Vinci graced us with his sublime presence 500 years ago, a time when it was still considered possible to excel at more than one thing.
Lance Armstrong TakesReal Estate Plunge
Famed bicyclist Lance Armstrong has added commercial real estate to his other business ventures, joining forces with agent Bill Stapleton, business manager Bart Knaggs and former Trammell Crow executive Lance Sallis to form CSE Realty Partners.
Fairfield YMCA aids those affected by cancer
Cheryl Reckelhoff would love to meet Lance Armstrong, the cancer survivor who won the Tour de France, the world's most famous bicycle race, seven times.
UCI hits back at accusations of lax Tour testing
The International Cycling Union compiled a strongly worded response rebuffing claims by France's anti-doping agency of lapses and favoritism in drug testing at this year's Tour de France .
Britain's Team Sky signs three cyclists, including Canadian Michael Barry
Team Sky has recruited its first non-British cyclists for next season - and one of them is a Canadian.
Kate Hudson: Sex with Yankees slugger A-Rod is off the charts
Actress Kate Hudson is enjoying her sizzling sex life with boyfriend Alex Rodriguez .
Lance Armstrong gets visit from Strickland
Gov. Ted Strickland stopped at cyclist Lance Armstrong's house in Texas last week in between fund-raising events in Austin on Thursday and Dallas on Friday.
Amgen Tour of California not stopping on the Central Coast
The Amgen Tour of California will be pedaling right around the Central Coast next year.
Bureaucrats hijack Yosemite bike race
Movie director Ken Burns and PBS teamed up recently to peddle the six-episode idea that America's national parks belong to all of us.
LIVESTRONG Challenge Ends Strong in Aust
The LIVESTRONG Challenge is more than just the name of an event. Started by cancer survivor of 13 years, Lance Armstrong, the challenge began its final day, Sunday, with a 90-mile bike ride.
Pittsford native wins Wall Street decathlon for father
Pittsford native Kyle Peterson is the unofficial best athlete on Wall Street after placing first in a charity decathlon Saturday.
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