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Irishman likely overtrained for Paris-Nice, became sick afterwards While he finished towards the fore on today’s opening stage of the Volta a Catalunya, placing seventeenth, Nicolas Roche has said that he isn’t sure what to expect of himself in the […]

Spaniard currently sidelined from training, hopes to recover soon Proving the old staying that you shouldn’t change anything big on the day of a race, Katusha’s stage race specialist Joaquim Rodriguez is currently sidelined as a result of what he […]

GreenEDGE continues winning streak as Swiss rider escapes breakaway on hilly first stage Michael Albasini took GreenEDGE’s second WorldTour victory in the space of three days – following Simon Gerrans’ Milano-Sanremo win the Saturday before – on the hilly opening […]

Seven wildcards awarded to Professional Continental teams for WorldTour race Race organiser ASO has announced the twenty-five teams that have been invited to Paris-Roubaix, the Queen of the Classics, on April 8th. As an event in the International Cycling Union […]

American Omega Pharma-Quick Step racing in Spain to build form for his home race in May After being denied a likely spot on the Paris-Nice podium by three crashes in the final stage – the last of which was capitalised […]

Previously worked with several cycling teams Reports that the doping substances AICAR and TB-500 are being used by some in the peloton have gained weight with the news that a doctor linked to cycling was arrested earlier this month with […]

Milan-Sanremo faller expected back in action next month Carlos Quintero’s heavy fall in Milan-Sanremo has been confirmed as having no lasting repercussions, with the Colombian rider’s condition verified after medical tests in the Pietra Ligure hospital. He was released by […]

Radioshack stays on top of team list, Italy now leads countries’ table Previous series leader Simon Gerrans has vaulted back to the top of the UCI’s WorldTour ranking as a result of yesterday’s victory in Milan-Sanremo, going from fourth to […]

Mørkøv in main break, Sorensen best placed Riding every race with something to prove and a WorldTour license to defend, Saxo Bank came away from Milan-Sanremo with what was a relatively quiet showing. Danish road champion Nicki Sorensen was the […]

Should Sky have given Boasson Hagen more support? Mark Cavendish is known as a rider who experiences highs and lows of emotions, relishing in success but also stating that he feels acute disappointment when things don’t go to plan. Yesterday […]