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Orica GreenEDGE members, including Matt Goss, Simon Gerrans and Stuart O'Grady , are gearing up for the Tour de France.
Movistar's Rui Costa Repeats as Tour de Suisse Winner
Movistar's Rui Costa rides on his way to winning the final stage and the General Classification of the Tour de Suisse, on June 16, 2013.
USA Pro Cycling Challenge announces sixteen world class teams
Taking place August 19-25, 2013, the 2013 USA Pro Challenge will feature 16 of the world's top professional cycling teams, including UCI No.
Orica riders welcome back White as sports director following suspension
Orica management announced this week that White, 39, will return to the Australian team ahead of the Tour de France after admitting he doped during his years on the U.S. Postal Service squad nearly a decade ago.
Vini Fantini races ahead despite continuing doping woes
The Vini Fantini-Selle Italia doping investigation rumbles ahead under Italy's new anti-doping prosecutor.
Torri replaced as CONI's anti-doping prosecutor
Ettore Torri has been replaced as the Italian Olympic Committee's anti-doping prosecutor following a CONI assembly in Rome on Tuesday.
Fierce battle for Tour de France green jersey sets up between Cavendish, Sagan
Mark Cavendish has won 23 Tour de France stages since 2008, and in 2011 he was the points champion.
Cycling - Demare takes bunch sprint in Switzerland
The emerging FDJ rider prevailed at the end of the 161km stage from Innertkirchen, beating Matt Goss and Tyler Farrar to the line in a bunch sprint finish.
Basso to return at Italian national championships
Ivan Basso is planning to return to competitive action at the Italian road race championships on June 22 after missing the Giro d'Italia due to a perineal cyst .
O'Grady says he'll retire after the 2014 Tour de France
Stuart O'Grady will ride for one more season and then retire after the 2014 Tour de France, he said in a team announcement on Wednesday.
McQuaid calls for analysis of Puerto blood bags
UCI president Pat McQuaid has said that it would be a defeat for the fight against doping if the blood bags seized as part of Operacion Puerto were not released for analysis.
Rodriguez hits back at doping innuendo
Four-time US Professional Road Race champion Freddie Rodriguez said Thursday that being "put in the same boat" with a generation of riders tainted by performance enhancing drugs was hurtful and disrespectful of the hard work he has put into earning results throughout his 15-year pro career.
Vincenzo Nibali drew on experience to triumph in a tough, cold 2013 Giro d'Italia
Vincenzo Nibali lived his sogno rosa, or pink dream, in Brescia on Sunday when he secured the Giro d'Italia title.
Phinney will not enter U.S. professional time trial championship
Taylor Phinney fought his way through the Giro d'Italia for two weeks, but won't be at the start in Chattanooga on Saturday.
Autopromotec, Day Three: the U.S. and Europe
Kenda USA President Jimmy Yang, left, played host to world champion Italian cyclist Ivan Basso in the Kenda Tyres booth at Autopromotec.
Power Analysis: Amgen Tour of California, stages 5 and 7
Michael Morkov's power output varied greatly during stage 5, thanks to a tough climb and a brutal crosswind.
South-to-North switch livens Tour of California
The Tour of California is a wrap for 2013, and race organisers are patting themselves on the back for crafting a south-to-north course that challenged riders on each of the eight days of racing.