Lance Armstrong News

Photograph: Bryn Lennon/Getty Images Sean Yates, one of only four British cyclists to wear the yellow jersey of the Tour de France leader, is to join Team Sky as a sports director.

Tour de France champion Alberto Contador of Spain has reached a preliminary agreement with the Astana team to fulfil his contract until the end of 2010.

Photo: courtesy Over the past month spent cycling across the United States in an effort to bring awareness to the cancer that claimed the life of his 6-year-old son Pablo, Los Angeles-based record label co-founder Jeff Castelaz has faced tornado warnings, muscle cramps and irate motorists.

Movember isn't about proving what a man you are by growing a mustache so dense and lush you can store your car keys in it.

Road race world champion Cadel Evans is predicting bigger things for seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong in 2010 than he achieved in his comeback to professional cycling this season.

Professional cycle racer Yuri Hauswald, at right, takes part in a test run of a possible Amgen Tour of California route that would include Old Town and Downtown Auburn.

Johan Bruyneel has selected nearly half of the RadioShack team that will be racing the Tour Down Under in Adelaide, Australia, from January 17 to 24.

Style.com recently produced a video addressing the 'Colliding Forces' of art and fashion.

Idaho officials plan to designate the mountain road where cyclist Kristin Armstrong trained for her gold-medal ride in the 2008 Beijing Olympics as the "Kristin Armstrong Bikeway." The designation in honor of the 36-year-old Boise resident will cover the first eight miles of Bogus Basin Road, or about half of the winding stretch leading to the ski ...

Lance Armstrong has boosted USA Cycling memberships since 2002. In 2011 Armstrong will probably do the same with USAT memberships.

Lance Armstong's LIVESTRONG Army has started invading Alaska, slowly turning Anchorage a little more yellow.

Christine Richards finished the 90-mile Livestrong Challenge in Austin, Texas, almost three years after she was hospitalized from a terrible bicycle accident that left her broken and bedridden.

Not the Central Park loop. But it could be! On a recent weekend, we got to spend a lot of time in the same room as Lance Armstrong as he came to town for the opening of a benefit art show called "Stages" at Deitch Projects , went home to Austin to trick-or-treat with his four kids , and came back again to auction off some sweet artist-designed Trek ...

As he walks into a Soho gallery for the opening of 'Stages,' a traveling benefit art exhibition for his cancer foundation LiveStrong, it's as if he's surrounded by layers of progressively weakening force fields: one for press, one for fans, one for cancer-fighters, one for artists he respects, and one for bros.

For the past 20 yearsA Lance Armstrong hasA had former olympian and his personal coach Chris Carmichael at his side.A In his new book, "The Time Crunch Cyclist," Carmichael says you can be fit, fast, and powerful in just 6 hours a week.A A FOX 7's Loriana Hernandez checked out the philosophy.A Click on the video to see some of theA tips Carmichael ...

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.

Over the weekend, Sotheby's auctioned off the half dozen artist-styled road bikes Lance Armstrong has been racing this year.

From left to right: Dzine beholds his custom lowrider, "The Tipping Point," while Kenny Scharf discusses "5 For 99 Cents," the mixed media painting he created for the Stages exhibition, on view at Deitch Projects in New York through November 21.

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.

Left: Bradley Venables was lucky to escape relatively uninjured after he was struck by a car in Beaconsfield.