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Pro Cycling

Olympic Games: Tony Martin satisfied with training after Tour de France withdrawal

World time trial champion seeking to add Olympic title to rainbow bands Forced to withdraw from the Tour de France after the stage nine time trial due to the lingering consequences of a bad crash on stage one, world TT […]

Author: VeloN Categories: Injury, Olympics, Pro Cycling,

Tour de France: RadioShack-Nissan’s team classification victory was not a reward for the best team

The importance of getting the third rider home can lead to the abandonment of the team’s overall contender In this year’s Tour de France, Team Sky took the yellow jersey and second place overall, as well as six stage wins. […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Opinion, Pro Cycling, Tour de France,

Evans confirmed for Olympic Games road race

Australian fully committed after tough Tour Following some uncertainty about whether a fatigued Cadel Evans will compete in the Olympic road race, the Australian has said that he is in no doubts about taking part in the event this Saturday. […]

Author: VeloN Categories: Olympics, Pro Cycling,

Euskaltel Euskadi team confirmed for three more years, Sánchez and Anton remain on board

Core of team stays the same, new signings being made Retaining its top riders Samuel Sánchez and Igor Antón, details of plans for the Euskaltel Euskadi team post-2012 have emerged at a press conference held today in the Zamudio Technology […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Pro Cycling,

ASO says British Tour success is good for business

Amaury welcomes Wiggins’ victory Tour de France owners ASO have said that Bradley Wiggins’ Tour de France success is a big boost to the race, with the popularity of the sport amongst English speakers seen as a positive for business. […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Pro Cycling, Tour de France,

Evans yet to confirm Olympic participation

Final decision to come today or tomorrow Unsuccessful in his Tour defence and finishing back in seventh place after becoming ill during the race, Cadel Evans is yet to decide if he will definitely take place in the Olympic Games. […]

Author: VeloN Categories: Olympics, Pro Cycling,

Chris Anker Sørensen earns most aggressive prize and new contract with Saxo Bank-Tinkoff Bank

Danish rider battled through hand injury, rewarded with three-year deal; Kreuziger reported to have signed as well After battling incessantly through the mountain stages of the Tour de France, breaking away from the main field for portions of many, Chris […]

Author: Kyle Moore Categories: Pro Cycling, Tour de France,

Tour de France Wrap-up: Katusha dissatisfied with Menchov’s result

Argos-Shimano, Euskaltel-Euskadi directors grade their diminished squads Denis Menchov (Katusha) finished the Tour de France in 15th place overall, but given his good start to the race, his Katusha team management ended up disappointed in the Russian’s final result. Menchov […]

Author: Kyle Moore Categories: Pro Cycling, Tour de France,

Jimmy Engoulvent philosophical about Tour de France Lanterne Rouge

Saur-Sojasun riders leaving Paris with modest regrets In Paris on Sunday, Jimmy Engoulvent (Saur-Sojasun) became the first Frenchman to earn the Lanterne Rouge in the Tour de France since Jimmy Casper in 2004. Casper took last place in the Tour […]

Author: Kyle Moore Categories: Pro Cycling, Tour de France,

Tour de Wallonie: Giacomo Nizzolo becomes race’s third leader after stage three sprint

Time bonuses see the yellow jersey move on again in crash-marred finale Giacomo Nizzolo (RadioShack-Nissan) became the third leader of the 2012 Tour de Wallonie in as many days, after his victory in stage three between Marche en Famenne and […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Pro Cycling, Race Reports and Results,

Jurgen Van Den Broeck: “Next year’s Tour de France is already in my head”

Best Belgian in a generation just misses out on the podium again but hopes for more climbing in 2013 With a second fourth place overall, Jurgen Van Den Broeck (Lotto-Belisol) confirmed his status as the best Belgian Tour de France […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Pro Cycling, Tour de France,

How Team Sky guided Bradley Wiggins to Tour de France victory

Marginal gains, plus a massive chequebook, deliver the first ever British winner When Team Sky was first presented in January 2010, team principle Dave Brailsford predicted that the team would have a clean British winner within five years. Many laughed […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Pro Cycling, Tour de France,

Boonen over rib injury and confirmed for Olympic Games

Belgian Classic specialist set for top summer target Following a recent injury scare, Paris-Roubaix and Tour of Flanders winner Tom Boonen has today confirmed that he will indeed be able to take part in the Olympic Games road race in […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Olympics, Pro Cycling,

Analysis: Kelly believes Sagan could become a Grand Tour contender

“There is a lot more potential there, by the look of things” Winner of three stage victories in the Tour de France and the second youngest victor of the green jersey ever, Peter Sagan had a superb debut in this […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Interviews, Pro Cycling,

Gesink confirms he’s recovering well from Tour injuries and will compete in Olympics

Dutchman ramping up training as body heals Having been forced to withdraw from the Tour de France due to the injuries that he suffered in the big crash on July 6th, Robert Gesink has said that his condition is improving […]

Author: VeloN Categories: Injury, Olympics, Pro Cycling,

Wiggins becomes world number one after Tour de France victory

Spain remains atop WorldTour nations’ rankings, Sky head teams’ list Having sealed the first-ever British victory in the Tour de France yesterday, Bradley Wiggins has an additional reason for satisfaction after being confirmed as the new leader of the UCI’s […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Pro Cycling,

Kreuziger denies move to Saxo Bank Tinkoff Bank

Says several possibilities open, decision about 2013 will be made before Vuelta Two days after Saxo Bank Tinkoff Bank sponsor Oleg Tinkoff said that Roman Kreuziger would join the team next year, the Czech rider has denied that anything is […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Pro Cycling,

Tour de France runner-up Froome confirms he’ll target this year’s Vuelta a España

Briton reiterates he might not need to move from Sky to win French race He’s played a supporting role in this year’s Tour de France but after finishing second in the race and also second in the 2011 Vuelta a […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Pro Cycling, Tour de France, Vuelta a España,

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