Team Sky rider suggests rider’s entry should be blocked Simon Gerrans has become one of the first of the current batch of professionals to comment on Floyd Landis’s plans to come to Australia in order to speak at an anti-doping […]

Bold move punctuates his U23 success Trek-Livestrong rider Ben King took the coveted stars and stripes jersey today in Greenville, South Carolina with an audacious 65 kilometer solo effort in front of a field stacked with talent.  The 21 year […]

Heads to rival American team for a change of pace American Danny Pate will move over from Garmin-Transitions to the HTC-Columbia team for the 2011 season.  During his career Pate has been a part of team time trial wins in […]

Follows up Tour de l’Avenir prologue win with national title Team RadioShack’s Taylor Phinney took out his elder teammate Levi Leipheimer in the USA Cycling Pro Championships time trial today, to take a national title as a professional on the […]

Cervélo partnership causes a shake-up in personnel The Garmin-Transitions team apparently will not have Americans Steven Cozza and Danny Pate or Swede Frederick Kessiakof amongst its ranks for the 2011 season, according to several Dutch websites.  The trio now could […]

Belgian paper reports major consequences for ignoring commissaires On the heels of RadioShack manager Johan Bruyneel’s last minute efforts to secure an invitation to the Giro di Lombardia Classic, Belgian paper Het Laatste Nieuws is reporting that the team’s entire […]

World champion ignores team management and calls it quits World time trial champion Fabian Cancellara may have just ridden his last race for the Saxo Bank team following a controversial exit from the Vuelta a España.  It isn’t what he […]

Young talent decides not to return to his former HTC-Columbia team Gerald Ciolek has decided to head to the Belgian Quick Step team for 2011 instead of returning to his former HTC-Columbia squad.  His current Milram team, which is also […]

Doctors say heath problems could be genetic Contrary to the reports in Het Nieuwsblad over the weekend, Kim Kirchen has said that he has not yet made a decision on his future in the sport following a cardiac arrest this […]

Dutchman secures first ProTour success Rabobank’s Robert Gesink emerged the victor in today’s inaugural Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal.  The Dutchman attacked on the final ascent of the Camilien-Houde hill in the 193.6 kilometer event to hold off the field […]