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Second Edition Cycling News, Friday, November 6, 2009
Spaniard Patxi Vila has started to prepare for a return to professional cycling and has confirmed that he has spoken to a number of teams, including Astana and his former team, Lampre.
Evans signs with American cycling team BMC Racing
Road race world champion Cadel Evans of Australia has signed a three-year contract with American cycling team BMC racing.
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Evans may join new British team
Cadel Evans could link up with fellow Australians at new British outfit Team Sky .
UCI hits back at accusations of lax Tour testing
Cycling's governing body has strongly rebuffed claims by France's anti-doping agency of lapses and favoritism in drug testing at this year's Tour de France.
Chris Hoy completed the second leg of another golden treble as he led ...
Chris Hoy completed the second leg of another golden treble as he led the Sky squad to an emphatic team sprint victory.
Second Edition Cycling News, Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Cycling Australia has announced its now accepting votes for the Scody 2009 People's Choice Cyclist of the Year award.
Alberto Contador and Alejandro Valverde, l-r, possible 2010 teammates.
After taking part in the criterium of Oviedo in the Asturias on Saturday evening and the criterium of Alcobendas on Sunday morning, Alberto Contador flew to Paris to receive the Vlo d'Or. The presentation was broadcast live on France Tlvisions for the first time since the inception of the trophy, awarded by French monthly Vlo Magazine since 1992.
First Edition Cycling News, Saturday, October 24, 2009
French cyclist Aurlien Duval failed an anti-doping test for norfenfluramine October 1 at the Franco-Belge stage race, the International Cycling Union announced today.
Amstel Cura ao Race - 8th Edition Preview
Two-time Tour De France winner Alberto Contador headlines the stars at the 8th Edition of the Amstel Curacao Race on Saturday November 7, 2009 on the Island of Curacao in the Netherland Antilles.
2009 UCI World Rankings - Top Riders, Teams, & Nations
Spain dominates nations rankings with Contador, Valverde and Sanchez on individual podium.
Evans finishes season overall fifth
Road race world champion Cadel Evans has finished the 2009 cycling season ranked fifth overall, while Australia were an impressive third among nations.
A chat with Bradley WigginsGarmin's British cycling star reflects on...
Bradley Wiggins collected a nifty trophy for winning the Jayco Herald Sun Tour - but he has his eyes on another prize in 2010.
Cycling News Roundup - 16 October 2009
Cycling News Roundup - 16 October 2009 Team News: Lombardia Squads -Fuji/Servetto, Milram, Drapac Porsche for KIDS, NetAPP Team, In the News: Bob Stapleton, Saur/Sojasun Pro Continental, Landbouwkrediet 2010, CycleFest with Jonathan Vaughters and more... Fuji / Servetto Giro di Lombardia Squad The 103rd edition of the Giro di Lombardia, the ...
Second Edition Cycling News, Thursday, October 15, 2009
It was the first time Heinrich Haussler attended the official Tour de France route presentation in Paris' Palis des Congrs yesterday, and the German-Australian rider was impressed.
Britain's first dedicated anti-doping body to open
The British government is set to open the country's first dedicated anti-doping body next month.
Contador on Wiggins, Cavendish & Merckx
Tour de France champion Alberto Contador says the performance of Bradley Wiggins this year was no surprise, predicts Mark Cavendish will win a Tour green jersey in future and says he hopes to race in the London 2012 Olympic time trial.
Can a Brit win the Tour de France?
He masterminded Team GB's amazing cycling success in Beijing, but for his next trick Dave Brailsford is plotting to deliver a first ever Tour de France success for Britain, writes Alasdair Fotheringham GETTY Brailsford: 'Let's not do the fancy stuff or anything smart, let's just do the simple stuff well' enlarge When the lights dim tomorrow morning ...
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Contestants chase a Double Gloucester cheese down the steep gradient of Cooper's Hill during the annual Bank Holiday tradition of cheese-rolling. What sport would you like to see admitted to the Olympics? Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images 10am: What we are expecting news-wise today: * Confirmation of those two new Olympic sports * John Terry and ...
Organisers of a traditional criterium in Valencia obviously didn't see the irony of pitting Messrs Valverde and Basso against a six-dog sled team last weekend.
Israel's Dudi Sela was a surprise loser in the first round of the Japan Open in Tokyo yesterday, defeated in three sets by Marco Chiudinelli of Switzerland.
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