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If you've ever wondered what it takes to be a professional bicycle racer, you have a chance to find out 7 p.m. Tuesday.

A crucial break in fierce crosswinds has produced a new leader after the fifth stage of cycling's Tour of Southland today.

Full disclosure: I work out with David almost every Friday at Herriott Sports Performance 's Medicine Ball Conditioning class, and I admit my bias on this selection.

Three-time champion Hayden Roulston crashed while United States-based New Zealand professional Heath Blackgrove grabbed the leader's yellow jersey after a tumultuous opening day of cycling's Tour of Southland.

The Bissell Pro Cycling team, from the United States, from left, Cody O'Reily, Omer Kem, Ben Jacques-Maynes, and Jeremy Vennell train in Napier before they compete in the six-day Tour of Southland from next week.

Photo: Neal Rogers Proving that age is just a number, 40-year-old Estonian Jann Kirsipuu of the Malaysian team LeTua took the opening stage of Australia's Jayco Herald Sun Tour Monday in Ballarat.

Photo: Pat Malach Anthony Colby attacked a nine-man break that had been out since the third of five laps in Sunday's final stage, and soloed across the line for the biggest NRC win of his career.

In other letters, Edith Piaf vowedA to give up her wild lifestyle for Gerardin, her "Mr. My Marvel," and turn into a "docile" woman.

OLYMPIA Todd Herriott heard the bikes coming. During the closing laps of his race at the Capitol Criterium on Saturday, Herriott's 15-second lead shrank to 4 seconds as a pack of cyclists closed in on him.

3:06 p.m. A German shepherd on Grinstead Circle was taken to the Bella Vista Animal Shelter.

Canada's Jamie Sparling bettered his escape companions to win the final stage of Mt.

Hood Classic - Stage 3: Baldwin wasn't hesitant to attack, but he couldn't shake Mach.