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Sprint-king Sagan unbeatable in Clovis for fourth straight win
A last gasp attack by chrono-specialist Dave Zabriskie (Garmin-Barracuda) would not deny a rampant Peter Sagan (Liquigas-Cannondale), who took his fourth straight victory at the Amgen Tour of California, in Clovis.
Turgot facing ban for test no shows
Sebastien Turgot, who finished second in the Paris-Roubaix classic last
month, is likely to face a ban after three "no shows" for doping
controls over an 18-month period, his manager said on Wednesday.
Edinburgh looks to host 2017 Tour Grand Depart
The Scottish capital Edinburgh is keen to host the start of the 2017
Tour de France, bid organisers said on Wednesday, hoping to replicate
the success of the last time the race was held across the Channel in 2007.
Ferrari speeds to Giro stage win
A contrite Roberto Ferrari surprised the other sprinters as he powered his way to
the biggest victory of his career in the 11th stage of the Giro d'Italia
Kittel talks to Cycling Central from California
Emerging German sprinter Marcel Kittel is racing at the Amgen Tour of California with team Argos Shimano this week as the count down to the 2012 Tour de France nears.
Sutherland "unconcerned" by hand injury
A crash on Stage 2 of the Amgen Tour of California resulted in Australian rider Rory Sutherland suffering a dislocated finger, and minor wrist sprain, but the UnitedHealthcare lynch-pin is confident that he'll be ready to contest overall honours, when the race ramps up later in the week.
Blair and Anset maintain overall Enduro leads
Andy Blair and Melissa Anset claimed respective wins in the 49km Stage 3 ride of the Ingkerreke Commercial Mountain Bike Enduro.
Sagan edges Haussler in Livermore
Peter Sagan (Liquigas-Cannondale) left his run late on Stage 3 of the Amgen Tour of California, but did just enough to come by a fading Heinrich Haussler, and take his third victory in as many days.
Boonen to skip Tour de France for Olympics
Belgian cycling star Tom Boonen announced on Tuesday that he will
forgo this year's Tour de France so as to be fresh for a tilt at the
Olympic road race title.
Rodriguez in pink after winning Giro's 10th stage
Katusha's Joaquim Rodriguez took ownership of the leader's pink jersey after winning the 10th stage of the Giro d'Italia in Assissi.
Peiper: Haussler running out of time
Heinrich Haussler’s summation he must start to deliver results in order to qualify for the Australian Olympic Games road race team is correct according to his Garmin-Barracuda director of competition Allan Peiper.
Hogarth the hero, Holmes holds court on Anzac Hill sprint
Day one of the Ingkerreke Commercial Mountain Bike Enduro wrapped up
today with an Alice Springs town center hill sprint that drew crowds
armed with ringing cowbells, all cheering on riders as they powered to
the top of Anzac Hill, a 300m dash that burned legs and lungs to the
core.
Podcast: Sutherland aiming high in California
Winning the SRAM Tour of Gila has given Rory Sutherland renewed confidence that he'll be in the frame for a strong performance at the Amgen Tour of California this week.
Sagan doubles up in California
In a near carbon copy to yesterday's stage to Santa Rosa, Peter Sagan (Liquigas-Cannondale), effortlessly sprinted out of the final corner, to take Stage 2 into Santa Cruz County, and extend his lead in the overall standings.
Pozzato admits fault after stage nine crash
Filippo Pozzato (Farnese-Vini) has taken the blame for the final-corner crash on Stage 9 of the Giro d'Italia in Frosinone, that brought down maglia rossa Matt Goss (Orica-GreenEDGE), and world road race champion, Mark Cavendish (Sky).
Pendleton primed for Olympic Games
Great Britain's Victoria Pendleton said Monday she was in even better
shape heading into the London Olympics than when she won cycling gold on
the track in Beijing four years ago.
Ventoso triumphs in crash-marred Giro sprint
Francisco Ventoso claimed victory in the ninth stage of the Giro d'Italia in a sprint finish, with Ryder Hesjedal holding onto the leader's pink jersey.
Hunter to now lead Garmin in Giro sprints
South African Robbie Hunter is set to take over as Garmin-Barracuda’s lead sprinter at the Giro d’Italia with teammate Tyler Farrar now out of the race.
Degenkolb sprints to Picardie victory
Emerging sprinter John Degenkolb won the Tour of Picardie yesterday, never relinquishing the leader’s jersey throughout the three-day race.
Willoughby and Buchanan podium in Papendal
Latvia's Maris Strombergs pushed Sam Willoughby into second place as he
won the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup series in Papendal the Netherlands.





