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Riders share thoughts after opening Vuelta stage

Riders share thoughts after opening Vuelta stage

During the opening stage of the Vuelta a Espa

Cancellara starts Vuelta on golden note

Cancellara starts Vuelta on golden note

Fabian Cancellara (Saxo Bank) won the 4.8km opening stage of the Vuelta a Espa

Armstrong admits tension at Tour with Contador

Armstrong admits tension at Tour with Contador

Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong admitted there was “real tension” within his team Astana at the Tour de France last month. The team won the race with Alberto Contador, but the process of determining the team leader created problems. “There were not only tensions between him [Contador] and me, but other people [were] involved. There was quiet at the dinner table more than once,” Armstrong told EuroSport last week. Armstrong explained that it was his first time …

Vuelta presents 198 riders in Assen

Vuelta presents 198 riders in Assen

The 64th Vuelta a Espa

Hincapie a marked man at USPro championships

Hincapie a marked man at USPro championships

George Hincapie (Columbia-HTC) is back in his own backyard and prepared to contest the stars and stripes jersey once again at the USPro Championships, held on Saturday and Sunday in Greenville, South Carolina. “I didn’t have the most ideal preparation because I haven’t been able to race in the last five weeks,” said Hincapie, who broke his collarbone during stage 17 of the Tour de France in July. “My collarbone is feeling better and I’m able to ride fairly normally …

Impey continues improvement, plans season finale

Impey continues improvement, plans season finale

South Africa’s Daryl Impey (Barloworld) is back from his horrific crash and ready for his first win since the Tour of Turkey. His quest begins today in northern Italy at the Giro del Veneto. “My condition has really improved since my first race back in Carnago,” Impey told Cyclingnews . “Veneto and the other races left over will allow me to get my teeth into the races and do something.” The 81st Giro del Veneto starts and ends in Padova, 199.6 kilometres. It covers the Castelnuovo …

Recovered Duggan ready to take on USPro Championships

Recovered Duggan ready to take on USPro Championships

Tim Duggan (Garmin-Slipstream) suffered a near fatal crash at the Tour de Georgia last year. Now, fully recovered from a brain injury, Duggan will join the peloton in the fight for the star and stripes jersey at the USPro Championships held in Greenville, South Carolina on Sunday. “Here I am, a year later and it’s been an amazing journey,” said Duggan at a pre-race press conference. “It’s been a lot of work, a lot of time, a lot of patience and a lot of help from my …

Synapse Carbon Ultegra SL Triple

Synapse Carbon Ultegra SL Triple

For the past few years it has been hard to find a smother, more enjoyable ride than on the Cannondale Synapse Carbon road bike. But that ride has just been made even more smoother with the release of the 2009 Synapse Carbon Ultegra SL Triple. The ultra-comfortable Synapse features relaxed geometry and advanced vibration-damping properties. [...]

Louis Garneau Quartz Helmet

Louis Garneau Quartz Helmet

Louis Garneau has released some of the most respected and quality designed cycling products in the past decade, and in particular, his helmet range has been at the top of his portfolio.

O Canada: Four of the nation’s best hit the Vuelta

O Canada: Four of the nation’s best hit the Vuelta

When Canadian Ryder Hesjedal starts this year’s Vuelta a Espa

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