Jens Voigt News

Stage 7 & Photos A dayA conclusions and promise - French Celebration in Nice, AmaA l MoinardA and Thomas Voeckler lead to the finishA as the Spanish Armada dominates the podium in Nice... Alberto Contador met every challenge of his rivals to win his second Paris-Nice. The 27 year old rider from Madrid once again proved he is man to watch in July ...

Liquigas rider Peter Sagan won Wednesday's third stage of Paris-Nice in Aurillac as Team Saxo Bank's Jens Voigt finished fourth to seize the race leader's yellow jersey.

The New Zealander triumphed in a sprint finish into Contres after a combination of cross- and head-winds took a punishing toll on the riders.

Twice Tour de France champion Alberto Contador seized control of the Paris-Nice race when he snatched a solo win in the fourth stage to lead a Spanish 1-2-3 Thursday.

Twenty-year-old Peter Sagan gets the win ... Wednesday's weather-shortened stage into Aurillac was a tale of the oldest and the youngest at the 68th Paris-Nice. The pack's oldest rider, Jens Voigt , proved he's still got the knockout punch at 38 by following a searing attack by Alberto Contador over a short, but very steep second-category climb ...

Peter Sagan saved his best to last on stage three of Paris-Nice 2010, outsprinting Joaquim Rodrguez and Nicolas Roche, as Jens Voigt wrested the leader's yellow jersey from Lars Boom.

A crash marred the finish for the second day in a row in another cold and windy stage at Paris-Nice in Tuesday's 201km second stage from Contres to Limoges.

Team Sky continued their fine start to the season when Greg Henderson, their New Zealand sprinter, overcame bitterly cold gusting winds to win the first stage of Paris Nice with a late surge that saw him inch past Slovenia's Grega Bola and Jeremy Galland of France.

Jens Voigt of Germany was second and Levi Leipheimer of the United States placed third in the 5-mile time trial that featured a third-category climb.

On a day when many were expecting one of the Tour de France favorites to put down a winning ride, Czech rider Frantisek Rabon rode away with victory in Saturdaya TMs individual time trial at the Vuelta a Murcia a ' and most likely the overall title, too.

Alex Rasmussen beat the clock to win the 10.9 km time trial today in Malaga. The Saxo Bank's Dane a world champion in track demonstrated he's more than a trackie besting another world class track pursuiter and time trial specialist, Sky's Bradley Wiggins by five seconds.

Gavazzi proved the fastest in the uphill sprint over ISD/Neri's Oscar 'the Cat' Gatto and Giovanni Visconti.

Saxo Bank - 2010 The sponsor may be pulling out a year early, but with Cancellara, the Schleck brothers and Voigt spearheading the charge, it's hard to believe that Bjarne Riis will be left in the lurch for long.

The Criterium International is raced in three stages over two days - a medium mountain stage Saturday, and a flat stage and short individual time trial Sunday.

Greg Henderson has his eye on the Tour Down Under title and a lot more, writes Michael Brown.

With its stellar field and plenty of intriguing sub-plots, the Tour Down Under, which begins Sunday in Adelaide, Australia, has increased anticipation this year.

Following a couple of challenging years for the race, the Tour de Langkawi appears to be moving forward again more smoothly.

Podium Cafe lists a couple of dozen quotes uttered by current and former pro cyclists during the past year and asks for our favorite.

Twenty years ago, on November 9, 1989, the Berlin Wall opened, and for the first time in decades, citizens of East Germany were able to enter West Berlin legally and easily.

Japan Cup 2009 - Sorensen Solo Saxo Bank's Chris Anker Sorensen ends the season with a solo victory in the 18th Edition of the Japan Classic.