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16 hrs ago | Sporting News

The Tour De France Jerseys Explained

The Tour de France begins Saturday in Monaco. The complex series of jerseys worn by riders can leave the casual viewer a bit confused by all the colors, so to help you sort them out we'll provide an easy to understand guide for the novice Tour de France viewer.

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Fri Jul 03, 2009

TwinCities.com

Tour de France: Lance Armstrong not his team's leader -- yet

So exactly who is the leader of the most intimidating team at this year's Tour de France? Is it 26-year-old Alberto Contador, who will be wearing Astana's No.

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Related Topix: Sports, More Sports, Tour de France, Lance Armstrong, Discovery Channel, Cycling, T-Mobile, Opinion

Thu Jul 02, 2009

Manila Bulletin

Rivals line up to seize Sastre's yellow jersey crown

Spanish ace Carlos Sastre faces the race of his life over the next 21 days if he is to become the first rider since seven-time champion Lance Armstrong to successfuly defend a Tour de France crown.

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Related Topix: Sports, Team CSC, More Sports, Carlos Sastre Candil, Cycling, Tour de France, Lance Armstrong, Discovery Channel, T-Mobile, Levi Leipheimer, Gerolsteiner, Andreas Kloden

Wed Jul 01, 2009

Sports News from Times Online

Lance Armstrong's return could herald fresh start

The Tour de France has been in rehab more times than Pete Doherty, but at Saturday's Grand Dpart in Monaco, the organisers are hoping for yet another fresh start.

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Related Topix: Sports, More Sports, Lance Armstrong, Discovery Channel, Cycling, Tour de France, Team CSC, Ivan Basso, T-Mobile, Gerolsteiner, Davide Rebellin, Mark Cavendish, Summer Sports

Mon Jun 29, 2009

Eurosport

Tour de France - White jersey preview

In the first of several 2009 Tour de France previews, Felix Lowe looks at the main contenders for the white jersey.

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Related Topix: Sports, More Sports, Tour de France, Cycling, T-Mobile, Team CSC, Ivan Basso, Rabobank

Sat Jun 27, 2009

Scotsman.com Sport - Sport Top Stories

Richard Moore: Feud for thought

HE IS AN American hero: a Tour de France winner who almost died and was written off, before staging one of the most remarkable comebacks in sporting history.

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Related Topix: Sports, More Sports, Tour de France, Cycling, Lance Armstrong, Discovery Channel, Team CSC, Ivan Basso, T-Mobile

Thu Jun 18, 2009

Podium Cafe

Astana: What a Mess

They may yet win the Tour de France. In fact, they probably will. But does any pro tour team carry a stranger aura than the Bruyneel's Faded Baby Blues? To wit: * Today La Gazetta carries an interview with Alberto Contador in which he describes Levi Leipheimer and Lance Armstrong as rivals.

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Related Topix: Sports, More Sports, Tour de France, Cycling, Levi Leipheimer, Gerolsteiner, Lance Armstrong, Discovery Channel, Saunier Duval - Prodir, Yaroslav Popovych, Chris Horner, T-Mobile

Tue Jun 16, 2009

www.cyclingnews.com | mogwai73

Four More Implicated In T-Mobile Ring

The investigation into two former Freiburg University Clinic doctors at the centre of controversy surrounding alleged doping of T-Mobile riders has been extended to include four more practitioners.

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Tue May 12, 2009

Velonews

Time trial technology

Giro d'Italia 2009 - TTT Tech: Milram's Focus rigs, lined up and ready. Photo: Don Karle - VeloNews Milram's Focus Milram finished 10th in the opening stage of the Giro d'Italia on Saturday, a 20.5km team time trial, riding on two different models of SRAM-equipped German Focus TT bikes.

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Related Topix: Sports, More Sports, Cycling, T-Mobile, Team CSC, Carlos Sastre Candil

Mon May 04, 2009

www.cyclingnews.com | mogwai73

Ullrich Swiss case at standstill

The Swiss federation's investigation of Jan Ullrich and his connection with Dr. Eufemiano Fuentes remains at a standstill.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Stefan Schumacher, Sports, Olympics, Gerolsteiner, Davide Rebellin, Cycling, Olympic Summer Games

Thu Apr 30, 2009

Bike-Zone

Cancellara's stealth time machine, new products & more

Saxo Bank's Fabian Cancellara, reigning Olympic time trial champ and one of the best in the world against the clock, has been logging miles on an unknown S-Works labelled machine.

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Related Topix: Andy Schleck, Mark Cavendish, George Hincapie, Summer Sports, Cadel Evans, Sports, More Sports, Fassa Bortolo, Cycling, Fabian Cancellara, T-Mobile

Wed Apr 29, 2009

Der Spiegel

Telekom Cycling Scandal Widens: Commission Report Alleges Systematic Doping at German Hospital

An expert committee has finished its two-year investigation into doping practices at a German hospital specializing in sports medicine.

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Tue Apr 28, 2009

www.cyclingnews.com | mogwai73

Klöden and Kessler said to be Freiburg blood dopers

Andreas Klöden and Matthias Kessler are said to have received blood transfusions at the Freiburg University Clinic after the start of the 2006 Tour de France, along with Patrik Sinkewitz. The German news magazine Spiegel reported Saturday that the independent commission looking into organized doping at Team T-Mobile/Telekom reached this conclusion in its not-yet released report.

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Related Topix: Sports, Team CSC, Ivan Basso, Cycling, Team Moser - AH - Trentino, T-Mobile, Matthias Kessler, Tour de France

Sun Apr 19, 2009

Sunday Times

Hondo hints at team role for Ullrich

Germany's former Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich, who retired in 2007, could be set to return to competitive cycling as a team advisor, it was revealed on Sunday.

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Related Topix: Sports, More Sports, Tour de France, Cycling, T-Mobile, Gerolsteiner, Danilo Hondo

Fri Apr 17, 2009

www.cyclingnews.com | mogwai73

Blood transfusions "no secret" according to Pevenage

Rudy Pevenage, former mentor of Jan Ullrich and now sports director for American team Rock Racing, has spoken to Austrian media about his past and present work life, making interesting comments on doping in the sport. The Belgian, whose alleged involvement with Operación Puerto doctor Eufemiano Fuentes was never proved, said that many team directors used to know about doping opportunities via blood transfusion - and not only in Spain.

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Related Topix: Sports, Lance Armstrong, Discovery Channel, Cycling, Tour de France, Cofidis - Le Credit par Telephone, Thor Hushovd, Credit Agricole, Tom Boonen, Quickstep

Thu Apr 16, 2009

Earth Times

Pevenage: doping in Austria was an open secret in cycling

Zurich - Blood doping in Austria, and elsewhere, was an open secret in the cycling community, the former advisor of ex-Tour de France champion Jan Ullrich said in an interview published on Thursday.

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Wed Apr 08, 2009

Tour de France News

My Paris-Roubaix: Praying to Mother Nature

Rain woke me up today as it beat against the shutters of my apartment. "I guess I won't be riding today," I thought.

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Related Topix: Sports, More Sports, Cycling, Quickstep, T-Mobile, Tour de France

Wed Apr 01, 2009

Velonews

Pevenage: ‘There wasn’t just one Fuentes’

Rudy Pevenage – the former Telekom sport director who’s now behind the wheel at Rock Racing – suggested there was more than one large-scale doping ring operating in Europe when the Operación Puerto scandal erupted in May 2006.

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Fri Mar 27, 2009

www.cyclingnews.com | mogwai73

Pevenage seeks sponsor for Rock Racing, Ullrich to be advisor

Rudy Pevenage, sports director for the American Continental Rock Racing Team, seems to be moving more and more into the team's management. On Thursday he said that Jan Ullrich may be joining the team as a PR advisor, but noted that the team desperately needs a new sponsor.

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Related Topix: Jack Bobridge, Summer Sports, Sarah Hammer, Cadel Evans, Taylor Phinney, Dominique Cornu, Jennie Reed

Sun Mar 15, 2009

Tour de France News

Rider Diary: Tony Martin

German rider Tony Martin, 23, has been hailed as the best rider his country has produced since Jan Ullrich. A strong time-trial rider and solid climber, he possesses the necessary keys to stage racing.

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Related Topix: Sports, More Sports, Cycling, T-Mobile, Tour de France

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