Friday May 25 | Cycling News
Bruyneel: Only Cancellara is assured of Tour de France spot
RadioShack-Nissan team principal Johan Bruyneel has used his regular Telesport column to slam what he sees as his team's poor overall form in 2012 and warned his star riders that complacency won't be tolerated ahead of the Tour de France in a month's time.
Cancellara satisfied with return to racing in Bayern Rundfahrt
Fabian Cancellara has finally returned to racing, more than seven weeks after suffering a quadruple fracture of the right collarbone .
Is there trouble at RadioShack, that's today's "Top Story" . The Tour of Belgium has started and we catch-up with the NetApp team.
Pozzato packs it in at Giro; sets focus on Olympics
Filippo Pozzato strode into the sign-in area of Tuesday's 10th stage like a Roman gladiator, resplendent in his fashion sunglasses and a signature "Pippo" baseball cap.
Video: Phinney on toughness of a Grand Tour after Giro glory
Whatever happens in the second and third weeks of the Giro d'Italia , Taylor Phinney will remain one of the main stars of the corsa rosa.
Malori reverses the Giro fortunes of Lampre-ISD
Adriano Malori is the man who made the wheels of fortune turn back in favor of the Lampre-ISD team after their poor start at the Giro d'Italia in Denmark.
Ochowicz excited by Phinney's Giro d'Italia performance
The president of BMC Racing Team , Jim Ochowicz, is enjoying some successful days at the Giro d'Italia with his rider Taylor Phinney .
Pinotti: Phinney can become the next Fabian Cancellara
A deeply impressed Marco Pinotti says that he is convinced that BMC teammate, Giro d'Italia leader and fellow time trial star Taylor Phinney could become the successor of modern cycling's greatest ever racer against the clock.
What's inside the June 2012 issue of Velo Magazine
In the June issue of Velo Magazine, read editor Neal Rogers' thoughts on how the Belgian vaporized years of doubts with a sterling spring campaign that saw a record equaling fourth win at Paris-Roubaix, from a dominant breakaway, and a smooth sprint win from a three-man break at the Tour of Flanders.
NewsWire: Cancellara feels 'like a cycling tourist;' Schleck aims for Giro top five
Swiss cyclist Fabian Cancellara gestures after a press conference on April 3, 2012 in Basel after an operation on his broken right collarbone following his fall last weekend in the Tour of Flanders classic.
Travel: Thomson Bike Tours' Top 50 Cols
Peter Thomson, co-founder of Thomson Bike Tours , has been riding Europe's most spectacular and daunting mountain passes for over 25 years.
Bennati takes aim at Giro d'Italia prologue
Daniele Bennati is harbouring ambitions of putting himself within striking distance of the maglia rosa during the Giro d'Italia prologue on Saturday, although the Italian insisted that he is not among the main favourites for the short time trial in Herning.
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