Pozzato not happy after missed opportunity in Murcia
Team Katusha rider unable to capitalise on good form Former Italian road race champion Filippo Pozzato has reflected on the sixth stage of the Vuelta a España, and said that he was very disappointed not to spray the champagne in […]
Canada gets ready for the ProTour
Two new races to become first North American events in the elite series Next week sees the first ever races in the International Cycling Union (UCI) ProTour series to be held in North America with the Grand Prix Cycliste de […]
Test for gene doping is major plus for fight against drug use in sport
Cycling and other sports stand to gain from successful research Four years’ research and almost a million dollars in funding from WADA has led to German scientists developing a test which has huge implications for safeguarding the future of clean […]
Hushovd nets first Cervélo win since team announced it will disband
Team fights back from disappointment Recovering from the shock of learning last week that the team would not continue, the Cervélo Test Team picked up its first victory since that announcement when Thor Hushovd raced to success in Murcia today. […]
Fatigued Thomas pulls out of Great Britain team for Elite world championships road race
Cavendish will have to rely on another Briton in Geelong Fatigued after his debut Tour de France, Geraint Thomas has made the difficult decision to withdraw from the Great Britain team for the world road race championships on October 3rd. […]
Want Fabian Cancellara? It will cost you.
Saxo Bank calls for 3 million euros to buy Cancellara out of his contract for next season The talk of Fabian Cancellara transferring to a new team for the 2011 season has begun to pick up speed, but just as […]
Behind-the-Scenes: Andrew McQuaid gives insight into his job as an agent
Deal maker for some of cycling’s bright young talents discusses the industry As the rumour clouds continue to swirl around the professional cycling transfer market, and many out of contract pros look forward to a nervous few weeks, VeloNation again […]
Stanga recounts Fignon's Gatorade years
Italian team manager recounts memories of working and living with French cyclist Frenchman Laurent Fignon won the Tour de France twice, the Giro d’Italia, the Milano-Sanremo twice, the Flèche Wallonne and the hearts of cycling fans around the world with […]
UCI meets with Cycle Industry to clarify regulations
Governing body hopes to take proactive role in development to prevent illegal products The International Cycling Union (UCI) organised a conference called “The UCI and the cycling industry” at the Eurobike trade fair in Friedrichshafen, Germany. The aim was, according […]
Holland Ladies Tour: Marianne Vos wins wet sprint to close in on overall
World Cup winner takes rainy stage to move closer to overall lead Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) won the third stage of the Holland Ladies Tour in Gieten, in the Drenthe region. The World Cup winner outsprinted Kirsten Wild (Cervélo TestTeam) […]