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Pain comes with the joy for U.S. Olympic cyclist Tyler Farrar
Tyler Farrar, a 27-year-old road cyclist from rural Wenatchee, Wash., learned young that he wasn't any good at baseball or basketball.
Donley dominant in winning 3,200; Knights position themselves for run at 3A title
Salina South's 4x100m relay team leads the pack as Michael Jones passes the baton to Marcus Cutler during the state track meet on Friday, May 25, 2012 in Wichita, Kan.
National Pro Championships bring elite riders to Greenville
Zabriskie, van Garderen and Danielson are just a few of the big-name riders who will race in Greenville this weekend.
Wegelius: Giro suits Hesjedal more than the Tour
Recently retired as a pro cyclist, Charly Wegelius was in the Garmin-Barracuda team car following and advising via radio Ryder Hesjedal over the climbs on the way to Cortina d'Ampezzo, "the pearl of the Dolomites". Late at night, he admitted to Cyclingnews that his protg is the main beneficiary of stage 17 .
Racing on the Volcano: Mount Tabor's 60th Season
This coming Saturday, May 20th, kicks off an astonishing 60th year of bike racing in Southeast Portland's Mount Tabor Park.
Exeter mountain biker unlikely to make Olympic team return
It's unlikely that Exeter native and 2008 U.S. Olympic mountain biker Adam Craig will qualify for the U.S. team for the coming 2012 Summer Games in London.
Questioning how to beat Mark Cavendish
Monday passed at the Giro d'Italia with Mark Cavendish blocked and unable to unleash his sprint yet again, but the world champion should have another chance on Wednesday in Montecatini.
Berkeley's Fred Rodriguez using Tour of California as platform to boost his Olympic dream
Consider the first few days of this year's Amgen Tour of California an important audition for Team Exergy cyclist Fred Rodriguez.
CYCLING: Tour's Big Bear stage begins Friday
The Amgen Tour of California - the eight-day cycling race that began on Sunday in Santa Rosa and concludes next Sunday in downtown Los Angeles - returns to Big Bear after a one-year absence.
2012 Giro d'Italia - Stage 5 - Full Report
World Champion Mark Cavendish won his second stage at the 2012 Giro d'Italia by once again winning the bunch sprint and showing his spot as one of the top sprinters in the peloton.
A day of mixed fortunes for Garmin-Barracuda at the Giro
Garmin-Barracuda had a day of extremely mixed fortunes at the Giro d'Italia on Friday.
He who was last shall be first at Giro; also Tyler Farrar crashes out
Two years ago, Italian cyclist Adriano Malori earned the unwanted honor of the laterne rouge by finishing last at the Tour de France.
Farrar, Hushovd, two others abandon Giro on stage 6
Four riders have reportedly dropped out of the 2012 Giro d'Italia on today's stage 6 from Urbino to Porto Sant'Elpidio. Former world champion Thor Hushovd , American Tyler Farrar and Romain Feillu abandoned today, and Pablo Lastras has crashed out of the race, injuring his collarbone.
Rubiano Chavez Steals Giro Stage; Malori into Pink
Miguel Angel Rubiano Chavez of Androni Gioccatoli finished off a solo attack, out-pacing a chase by Adriano Malori, Alex Dyachenko, Michel Golas and Cesare Benedettl to take the win in today's Giro d'Italia stage to Porto St.
Cavendish takes textbook win in stage 5 of the Giro
World champion Mark Cavendish and his Sky leadout train held class Thursday on the Adriatic coast as the Manxman won stage 5 of the Giro d'Italia in a nearly picture-perfect bunch sprint finale.
Giro '12 Stage 5: Cav Wins For Peta In Fano
Sky looked as good as the old HTC lead-out train to jettison its rocket over the line.
Giro d'Italia: Stage 5 Quickview
I confess, I don't have a huge amount to say about Thursday's stage 5 of the Giro d'Italia . What? At loss for words? Well, not really.
Navardauskas takes Giro lead as Phinney struggles
Ramunas Navardauskas of Lithuania wears the pink jersey of the overall leader of Giro d'Italia after his Garmin-Barracuda squad won the team time trial in the fourth stage, in Verona, Italy, Wednesday May 9, 2012.
Team Sky's Mark Cavendish falls heavily on Giro d'Italia stage three
Mark Cavendish has called on the Italian Roberto Ferrari to be ejected from the Giro d'Italia after the Androni Giacattoli-Venezuela rider caused him to crash heavily in the final 100 metres on Monday's stage.
2012 Giro d'Italia - Stage 3 - Full Report
Orica-GreenEdge rider Matthew Goss won his team's first Grand Tour win of the season at stage 3 of the Giro d'Italia after escaping a late crash that took down World Champion Mark Cavendish and overall race leader Taylor Phinney .
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