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World Championships

Belgium announces team for Tabor Worlds

The seven-man Belgian team for the World Championships in Tabor, Czech Republic at the end of the month has been announced by head coach Rudy De Bie, and – as usual – it is not without controversy. Niels Albert (BKCP-Powerplus) […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Cyclocross, Pro Cycling, World Championships,

McEwen predicts worlds will be tougher than expected

Thus far, all the predictions have been that this year’s world championships are made for the bunch gallopers in the peloton. However one of those, Robbie McEwen, has checked out the course and he believes that the race will be […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Florence withdraws Worlds bid

The Italian city of Florence (Firenze) has withdrawn its bid to host the road World Championships in 2013, according to tuttobiciweb.it. The bid had been spearheaded by Director General of the 2008 Varese World Championships Gabriele Sola, former classics legend […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Armstrong unlikely for Worlds

Lance Armstrong is unlikely to participate in the World Championships in 2010, which will be held in Melbourne, Australia. The 1993 World Champion would like to fit it in his schedule but indicated the calendar changes and his focus on […]

Author: Bjorn Haake Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

World champ Sicard to meet new team, will debut in Tour Down Under

Romain Sicard, one of the most exciting young talents in cycling, will make his debut with the Euskaltel-Euskadi team in the Tour Down Under in January. The 21 year old was racing with their feeder team Orbea this year, and […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Bergamo hopes to host 2015 Worlds

Bergamo, Italy hopes to bring the 2015 World Championships to its doorstep. The Italian city has received full support from GS Domus, the race organizers for the Settimana Lombarda. Italy hosted the Worlds in Varese in 2008, where it was […]

Author: Nick Mulder Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Spanish selector says 2010 worlds favours Cavendish, Cancellara

Spanish national coach José Luis de Santos doesn’t seem to hold out much hope for his riders to win the next World Championship, saying that the course is “one of the least complicated,” he has seen. “Those who consider Cavendish […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Records Tumble in Para-Cycling Track Worlds

With just two sessions down – and seven medals awarded – in the World Para-Cycling Track World Championships, two World records have already been broken. The Manchester Velodrome, which recently played host to the first round of the UCI Track […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Race Reports and Results, Track, World Championships,

Petacchi wants to emulate Cipollini

As one of the most successful riders currently competing, Italian sprinter Alessandro Petacchi wants to follow in the footsteps of former rival Mario Cipollini and earn the rainbow jersey within the next two years. He is set to leave LPR […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Evans says rainbow won’t change Tour plans

Despite being a two-time runner-up at the Tour de France, and now the champion of the World, Cadel Evans is not sure how much impact he has made in a maistream Australian media more familiar with sports like cricket and […]

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

Cunego resigned to three year wait

Second in Varese twelve months ago, Damiano Cunego has accepted that it will be another three years before he can entertain ambitions of becoming world road race champion. “The next two years, the circuit if the Championships will be more […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Evans to miss Tour?

Newly crowned world champion, Cadel Evans, will be missing next year’s Tour de France if it’s up to Herman Frison, team manager at Silence-Lotto. After a poor performance in this past edition of the Tour, Evans refocused his season on […]

Author: Nick Mulder Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Rodriguez sets new targets after Mendrisio success

World road race championship bronze medallist Joaquim Rodriguez wants to make the most of his strong form and will chase victory in one of five prestigious one-day events. Between October 8th and 25th his Caisse d’Epargne team will ride Paris-Bourges, […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Giro di Lombardia, Paris-Tours, Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Schleck hangs up racing wheels for 2009

Second place in the Tour de France will be Andy Schleck’s last result of note for the 2009 season, with the Saxo Bank rider deciding to call it quits for now. The 24 year old had a lacklustre Vuelta performance, […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Neben faces more hand surgery

One could argue that the curse of the rainbow jersey struck the USA’s Amber Neben during 2009; only not while she was actually wearing it. As the World time trial champion, the Nürnberger Versicherung rider just wore the bands against […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Interviews, Pro Cycling, World Championships,

GB boss upbeat despite medal drought

On the surface, Great Britain’s performance at last week’s World Championships in Varese looks disappointing. A technical problem denied Bradley Wiggins a probable bronze medal in the time trial, and a crash and mechanical issues in the road race for […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Evans reflects on biggest career win

One of the last things Cadel Evans did after a crazy, emotional, exciting day was hang the rainbow jersey in a prominent place in his house. He’d waited so long to reach the top step of a world championship podium […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

Spain and Italy miss out in Worlds

Spain and Italy put a brave face on their failure to secure the coveted men’s rainbow jersey, won in stunning fashion by Australia’s Cadel Evans at the world championships Sunday. With four wins a piece this past decade Spain and […]

Author: Agence France-Presse Categories: Pro Cycling, World Championships,

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