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Samuel Snchez wants to place in the top three of the overall classification at next year's Tour de France.

Jens Voigt Looks Back at the 2009 Season Jens speaks about the ups and downs of his 12th pro year... With his nasty crash in mind during the Tour de France following six weeks of absolute rest, one would think that Jens Voigt would look back on the 2009 season with resentment.

With Cadel Evans signing onto the team, BMC is virtually guaranteed a spot in the 2010 Tour de France.

Italians Diego Caccia and Paolo Longo Borghini, both members of the now defunct UCI Pro Continental team Barloworld, have signed with Italy's ISD team for the 2010 season.

Giuseppe Palumbo Italian Pro Continental team sign riders for next season Italian team Acqua & Sapone signed Vladimir Miholjevic and renewed Giuseppe Palumbo's contract for 2010, according to Tuttobiciweb .

After Lance Armstrong Twittered his plans to return and Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson promised to keep everyone's bicycle safe, two questions rode to the front of the Amgen Tour of California pro cycling race Thursday.

Photo: Graham Watson Carlos Sastre likes what he sees for next year's Giro d'Italia. With a climber's course laden with monster ascents , including the Mortirolo, the Gavia, Zoncolan and Plan de Corones, the punishing Giro course could well tempt Sastre back to the Italian tour in 2010.

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.

Olaf Pollack expects to know this week whether counter-analysis of anti-doping samples has confirmed evidence of manipulation.

Turns out even the fastest cyclists in the world still have to contend with oblivious and dangerous drivers, at least when they're not racing on a closed course.

Kurt-Asle Arvesen will race next season for the new British cycling outfit Team Sky, his Saxo Bank team announced on Sunday.

Team Saxo Bank - Kurt-Asle Arvesen Moves to Sky Norwegian Champion Arvesen says good bye to his his team of six years to join British outfit - Team Sky.

Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador didn't get in a fight. They didn't hug. There was, however, an awkward-seeming handshake between a confident-looking Contador and a clearly uncomfortable Armstrong.A Carlos Sastre didn't even come, and intimated the next day he wasn't sure if he'd do the race .

Carlos Sastre, the 2008 Tour de France champion, did not attend today's 2010 Tour de France presentation in Paris, but intently followed the proceedings via the Internet.

Who was described as the ‘anti-Alonso’ back in 2007? Who was the American co-star of Spanish actors Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem in the film Vicky Cristina Barcelona? In which movie did Tom Cruise sport Ray Ban’s famous Aviators? And in what year was UNICEF founded? These are just some of the questions we thought ...

One of the most controversial topics facing the pro peloton is the elimination of two-way radio communcation from teams to riders and vice-versa. It's a safe estimate that most of the young pros at the highest level of the sport have not raced without the current system.

Professional cyclists George Hincapie, left, and David Zabriskie, center, stand with Patrick Dempsey during the Dempsey Challenge Kick-Off Media Conference at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston on Saturday.

Irishman Philip Deignan and German Martin Reimer lead the seven-man Cervlo TestTeam in the Sparkassen Mnsterland Giro in Germany on Saturday.

Cadel Evans has secured Australia's first ever win at the UCI World Championships, arriving at the finishing line 51 seconds ahead of the next riders, Russia's Alexander Kobolev and Spain's Joaquin RODRIGUEZ .

Mention Cadel Evans' name to cyclists, fans or media and the reaction you get is likely to contain a mixture of admiration, wonder and mystery.