Set to build on Giro d’Italia podium earlier this year Liquigas-Doimo rider Vincenzo Nibali announced his good form prior to the Vuelta a España today with a win at home in the Trofeo Melinda. The 25 year old beat Russian […]
Kiwi showing fine form leading up to the year’s final Grand Tour Britain’s Team Sky dominated the fourth stage of the Eneco Tour today, with Kiwi Greg Henderson notching up the victory with teammate Edvald Boasson Hagen finishing just behind […]
British champion escapes select group to win alone as last year’s podium is repeated Emma Pooley (Cervélo TestTeam) won the Grand Prix Plouay for the second year in succession after attacking the rest of a very select group in the […]
First Mexican to ride the Tour de France still riding well Sixteen years after retiring from the sport for the first time, Mexican Raúl Alcalá has shown he’s remained fit at 46 years of age by winning his national time […]
Dutch veteran outsmarts young German as they escape on the hills of Flanders Koos Moerenhout (Rabobank) won the third stage of the Eneco Tour, starting and finishing in Ronse, Belgium. The veteran Dutchman outsprinted German Tony Martin (HTC-Columbia) after the […]
Young Italian scalps Cavendish, Bennati and Farrar to take second major win of the season Manuel Bennetti (Colnago-CSF) won the Coppa Bernocchi, as the third race of the Trittico Lombardo finished in a bunch sprint in the town of Legnano. […]
Yet another victory for the Gorilla André Greipel (HTC-Columbia) won the second stage of the Eneco Tour, between Sint Willebrord, Netherlands and Ardooie, Belgian. The big German outsprinted yesterday’s stage winner Robbie McEwen (Katusha) and defending race champion Edvald Boasson […]
Sebastian Langeveld surprises himself with second place Saxo Bank’s Swedish time trial specialist, Gustav Larsson, won the stage two race against the clock of the Tour du Limousin. Larsson covered the 45 kilometers in 53 minutes and 30 seconds, 20 […]
Italian sprints fastest in 20-man group: Santambrogio loses race by centimeters but wins mountains classification Francesco Gavazzi had the best legs after a tough 186.5 kilometers in the Coppa Agostoni today. The Italian started the sprint early in the 20-man […]
Robbie McEwen may well have sealed his place in the Australian squad for the world road race championships today, underlining that he is back from injury when he sprinted to victory on day two of the Eneco Tour. The 38 […]
Irishman holds Tour of Poland form to escape in uphill final kilometre Daniel Martin (Garmin-Transitions) won the 90th edition of the Tre Valli Varesine – the three valleys of Varese – after attacking his breakaway companion Domenico Pozzovivo (Colnago-CSF) in […]
Canadian champion denies the Dutch over a wet 5km Svein Tuft (Garmin-Transitions) won the rain-affected prologue of the Eneco Tour around the streets of Steenwijk, Netherlands. A late starter, the Canadian champion blitzed around the 5km course to finish 6 […]
Sprinters once again dominate German race Tyler Farrar sprinted right through the middle of the finishing straight in the Hamburg Vattenfall Cyclassics to beat Edvald Boasson Hagen and André Greipel. The Garmin rider repeated his sprint from last year in […]
Simon is relegated from first in fiercely contested sprint in Portugal’s capital Candido Barbosa won the final stage of the Tour of Portugal into Lisboa today. Barbosa edged out Denys Kostyuk and Sergio Ribeiro in the bunch sprint, after five […]
Reigning national road champion fastest in race against the clock Stijn Devolder clocked a time of one hour and 45 seconds on the tough 46-kilometer course in Habey-la-Neuve to clinch the Belgian national champions time trial title. Devolder already won […]
Canadian David Veilleux wins race on new course Canadian David Veilleux (Kelly Benefit Strategies) won the USA Cycling Professional Criterium National Championship, but the stars and stripes jersey was earned by Dan Holloway (Bissell), ending the race in fourth place. […]
Young Briton outsprints reduced peloton after puncture denies Judith Arndt a chance of overall victory Lizzie Armitstead (Cervélo TestTeam) won the sixth and final stage of the Route de France between Saint-Die-des-Vosges and Vittel. The 21-year-old Briton outsprinted a much-reduced […]
Wouter Poels takes final stage Wouter Poels outsprinted Frenchman David Moncoutié in the final stage of the Tour de l’Ain, but RadioShack’s Haimar Zubeldia must have been even happier to cross the line. Overcoming a seven-second deficit, the Spaniard took […]
