Belgian Championships and Tour de France up next Outgoing Belgian national champion, Tom Boonen, is feeling better and better about his form as the Tour de Suisse moves toward its end in tomorrow’s time trial in Liestal, Switzerland. The three-time […]

Grand Tour debut to come at the Vuelta in late August French time trial champion, Jean-Christophe Peraud, will not be able to defend his French time trial championship and will also not be able to take part in his first […]

Move to make Belgian squad a sprinting force seems eminent The Gazet van Antwerpen reports that Andre Greipel is in late stage negotiations with the Belgian Omega Pharma-Lotto team. Greipel, winner of 11 races in 2010 so far, has openly […]

Strong performance on Tour de Suisse’s Queen Stage bodes well After a long, difficult season marked by mishap, bad luck, crashes, and colossal accusations from former teammate, Floyd Landis, seven-time Tour de France champion, Lance Armstrong, seems to be getting […]

Hopes to help team to Tour de France victory Two-time winner of the Deutschland Tour, Jens Voigt, recently spoke with T-Online.de at the Tour de Suisse, and, as always, he had some interesting thoughts when asked about the upcoming Tour […]

Knee healing well for former Tour de France King of the Mountains Caisse d’Epargne manager, Eusebio Unzue, confirmed to El Tiempo yesterday that former Tour de France King of the Mountains, Mauricio Soler, is improving each day following an injury […]

“I have no intention to give away the jersey without a fight.” Four days ago, ahead of the start of the Tour de Suisse in Lugano, HTC-Columbia’s Tony Martin, said that he was “probably only going to focus on a […]

Team cites fatigue as the cause 20-year-old Peter Sagan, the unquestioned breakout success of 2010 so far, seems to have finally hit the wall. The young Slovakian Liquigas rider has had a season riders of any age would dream of […]

Tour de France prospects looking up The Basque team of Euskaltel-Euskadi has had a disappointing go of it over the past couple of seasons. 2010 has been a different story for the orange men from northern Spain. Amid questions over […]

Next step: four week vacation off of the bike 26-year-old German all-arounder, Paul Martens, suffered a nasty crash during the first stage of the 62nd Criterium du Dauphine. He had been kept in the hospital under observation following the realization […]