Eight remaining men to discuss options after today’s neutralised stage The remaining eight riders in the Leopard Trek Giro d’Italia team will decide this evening whether they will continue with the race or not, according to Luxembourg newspaper Tageblatt. The […]

Return to the top level for former Barloworld and RadioShack rider South African rider Daryl Impey has signed for the German Professional Continental NetApp team with immediate effect. The 26-year-old from Johannesburg has become the latest casualty from the Team […]

Processional stage pays tribute to Belgian sprinter The fourth stage of the Giro d’Italia, between Genoa Quarto dei Mille and Livorno, was neutralised throughout its entire 216km length in order that the peloton could pay its respects to Wouter Weylandt. […]

American sprinter devastated at loss of “brother” Wouter Weylandt Garmin-Cervélo sprinter Tyler Farrar will travel back to Belgium after the neutralised fourth stage of the Giro d’Italia, as he is devastated over the loss of Wouter Weylandt yesterday. The two […]

Teams will each lead the peloton for 10km with Leopard Trek honoured at the finish The fourth stage of the Giro d’Italia, between Genoa Quarto dei Mille and Livorno, will not be competitive, Angelo Zomegnan, the director of the race […]

Entire sport shaken by the sudden death of the popular Belgian sprinter The sport of cycling is in shock at the news of the death of Belgian sprinter Wouter Weylandt. Many have been paying their respects, via Twitter, official statements […]

VeloNation looks back on the all too short career of the likeable Belgian sprinter Everyone in cycling was devastated to hear the news of the sudden, tragic death of Wouter Weylandt during the third stage of the Giro d’Italia. The […]

Race overshadowed by the tragic death of Wouter Weylandt who crashed on the stage’s main descent Angel Vicioso (Androni Giocattoli-CIPI) outsprinted his breakaway companions to take the third stage of the Giro d’Italia between Reggio Emilia and Rapallo. The Spanish […]

Stage victory is the limit to Euskaltel-Euskadi leader’s ambition Despite coming close to victory in last year’s Vuelta a España, where he was forced to with draw with a broken elbow while in the race lead, Igor Antón doesn’t see […]

Ale-Jet is now joint ninth overall in all-time winners list Alessandro Petacchi’ slightly untidy stage win in Parma yesterday afternoon means that the Ale-Jet from La Spezia moves up one place in the list of all-time stage winners in the […]