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Interview: Cameron Meyer - Young Gun
Interview: Cameron Meyer - Young Gun Cameron Meyer's debut in the pro peloton in 2009 had some highs and lows.
First Edition Cycling News, Friday, November 20, 2009
After months of speculation about his future, two-time Tour de France winner Alberto Contador announced that he and his current team Astana have reached a preliminary agreement to fulfill the remainder of the contract that binds them through the end of 2010, assuming some conditions are met.
Greipel, Rogers head Down Under team
THERE'S no Mark Cavandish, but Columbia-HTC will still field a strong line-up at the Santos Tour Down Under in January.
Columbia tops team win list again in 2009
The Columbia-HTC men brought in 86 victories on the 2009 season, the most wins of any other ProTour team for the second consecutive year, and one more than 2008.
Tour of California bumps San Diego
The Amgen Tour of California is bypassing San Diego this year. Charlie Neumann / Union-Tribune - San Diego Union-Tribune The Amgen Tour of California cycling race will not return to San Diego County next year.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Cycling champ hopes for further glory
MARK COLVIN: Australia's Cadel Evans has cemented his place in cycling history with a victory in the World Championships in Switzerland.
Magda told to get on her bike over attack
COMEDIAN Magda Szubanski has been forced to apologise for a scathing attack on cyclists, where she encouraged drivers to knock them over with their car doors.
Older and wiser O'Grady is still hungry for more world success
AT THE age of 36 and after 17 years in elite cycling, Australian stalwart Stuart O'Grady still has the hunger.
Cycling chief hails Evans' victory
National performance director Shayne Bannan has hailed Cadel Evans' road race world championship victory as a turning point for Australian cycling.
Cancellara leaves no doubt It wasn't even a contest. Switzerland's...
World Time Trial Championship: Man, that guy is good. Maybe Britaina TMs David Millar was right in saying that hea TMd a oerather race for the win in the road race than second in the time trial" at the world championships this week in Mendrisio, Switzerland.
Cycling ace Cancellara crushes rivals to win 3rd gold
Swiss ace Fabian Cancellara claimed his third career gold in the men's time trial after crushing his rivals at the world road race championships on Thursday.
Cadel Evans among contenders for worlds
Australian Cadel Evans is among a handful of contenders already eyeing the coveted rainbow jersey awarded to the men's road race champion at the world cycling championships next week.
Australian time trial champion Michael Rogers (Columbia-HTC) failed to make the top 10.
Cycling Australia has announced its final selection for this month's International Cycling Union World Road Championships in Switzerland.
MICHAEL Rogers, a three-time world time trial champion, has opted to bypass his pet event to concentrate on the road race at the world championships in Switzerland next week.
Cavendish loses lead to Hushovd
Manxman Mark Cavendish finished stage three of the Tour of Missouri fifth as Norwegian rival Thor Hushovd took the win and the leader's jersey.
Zabriskie wins Stage 5, takes lead in Tour of Missouri
At the start of Stage 5 in Sedalia, 77 riders were within 26 seconds of the lead.
Mark Cavendish (Team Columbia - " HTC) rolls toward the start line on stage one
Team Columbia-HTC has signed what it describes as eight youthful talents for the 2010 season, replacing several experienced riders who have left the squad.
Several of the riders who would be considered favorites have suffered serious injuries this year, but they're ready to test how well they've healed: George Hincapie, Columbia-HTC - He suffered a broken collarbone on Stage 15 of the Tour de France but proved he had recovered with his victory last week in the U.S. championships.
2010 Team Transfer News - Columbia/HTC
During 2008 and 2009 the men's team won 152 UCI races to date, and the women's team has won 109 to date and earned the number one UCI ranking for three consecutive years.
Tour of Missouri1 hour agoMissouri kicks off MondayFormer winners...
The strongest field to line up on American soil since February's Amgen Tour of California will roll off Monday afternoon in St.
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