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Affected by cancer and weakened due to chemotherapy, double Tour de France victory Laurent Fignon has had to put his TV commentary duties on hold, missing out on Paris-Nice. According to Feltet.dk, Fignon’s ongoing battle with cancer has meant that […]

Targeted for testing due to suspicious biological passport results, Massimo Giunti has been provisionally suspended by the UCI after being judged non-negative for EPO. The Italian Androni Giocattoli rider was informed earlier today that he is sidelined from the sport […]

In a surprise move, the Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling Team has added American cyclist Floyd Landis to its roster for the 2010 season. Landis was expected to ride with the Rock Racing team of fashion designer Michael Ball, but when […]

Referring to sporting clashes as warfare is not unheard of, especially amongst writers in an over-dramatic mood, but at times there can be an element of truth in the description. It has emerged that just over 70 years ago, the […]

Following safety concerns during last year’s race, the Professional Cyclists’ Association’s (CPA) interim President Paulo Couto has met with the organizers of the Giro d’Italia on behalf of the riders. The circuit race through the city streets of Milan, which […]

Lance Armstrong’s participation in this Sunday’s Cape Argus cycling event came under serious threat on Monday when the seven-time Tour winner was almost blocked from entering South Africa. He reported on his Twitter feed that over-zealous immigration officials initially denied […]

An Post-Sean Kelly Team leader Niko Eeckhout had an ultrasound done on his knee yesterday and has been advised to take it easy until this Thursday. The 38-year-old has been experincing issues with his knee since February. “The ultrasound indicated […]

The German Milram team is pinning their hopes on Linus Gerdeman this Wednesday when Tirreno-Adriatico, the first serious test for their general classification leader, is set to begin. The Italian race will see the peloton take in 1,247 kilometers, and […]

The family of French cyclist Guy Lapébie has confirmed his death at the age of 93 today. The Olympic champion, who won two gold medals in the 1936 Berlin Games, had been battling illness since last November. He died in […]