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Kevin Pauwels outsprints Nys to take the Soudal Scheldecross

by Ben Atkins - Saturday, December 8, 2012
Belgian champion pulls foot out in the sprint; Katie Compton continues dominance in women’s race

Kevin Pauwels (Sunweb-Revor) took what was surprisingly only his second win of the 2012/13 season so far, as he sprinted to victory in the Soudal Scheldecross, just across the wide river from the city of Antwerp. The 28-year-old managed to overcome S... → Read More


SweetSpot unimpressed by Tour of Britain organisation being put out to tender by British Cycling

by VeloNation Press - Friday, December 7, 2012
Rumours Tour de France organiser ASO might be interested in bidding for race

Having organised the Tour of Britain since 2004 – the year it resurrected the race – SweetSpot Group has reacted with frustration to the news that British Cycling has put the running of the race out to tender. The federation released a statement ... → Read More


Lucy Garner Interview: “It’s going to be different, but it’s going to be good”

by Ben Atkins - Friday, December 7, 2012
Double World junior champion can’t wait to turn professional for Argos-Shimano in 2013

Lucy Garner (Node4-Giordana) will take the big step up into the professional European peloton in 2013, as she joins Dutch team Argos-Shimano. The sprinter from Leicester took her second junior road race the day after her 18th birthday this year, afte... → Read More


Lampre-Merida and former Rabobank team amongst six new applicants to MPCC

by Shane Stokes - Friday, December 7, 2012
Anti-doping movement now has thirteen squads requesting membership

The queue of teams applying to join the Mouvement Pour un Cyclisme Crédible [Movement for a Credible Cycling/MPCC] continues to grow, with two WorldTour ProTeam squads and four other teams now also awaiting approval. The former Rabobank team and ... → Read More


Michael Rogers’ move to Saxo-Tinkoff confirmed

by Ben Atkins - Friday, December 7, 2012
Australian quits Team Sky despite role played in Bradley Wiggins’ Tour success

As has been much-speculated recently, Michael Rogers has indeed signed for Team Saxo-Tinkoff on a two-year deal, the Danish team has confirmed. The Australian three-time former World time trial champion has spent the last two years at Team Sky, wher... → Read More


Lotto Belisol detail heart examinations riders face, plus further precautions taken

by VeloNation Press - Friday, December 7, 2012
Safeguards in place to minimise risk of top-intensity competition

Lotto Belisol team doctor Jan Mathieu has detailed the process the riders on that squad plus on other teams undergo in order to avoid heart issues in competitive cycling. The tests have been compulsory for over a decade and seek to pinpoint any abn... → Read More


Boonen set to resume training after recent hospitalization

by VeloNation Press - Friday, December 7, 2012
Roubaix/Flanders champion returning to health, schedule still to be finalized

After being hospitalized for three days last week due to a severe intestinal infection, Tom Boonen is hoping to be able to return to group training after the weekend and to begin to catch up on the time spent away from the bike. “I think Tom will t... → Read More


Lizzie Armitstead Interview: “I’m a road cyclist in my own right”

by Ben Atkins - Thursday, December 6, 2012
Olympic silver medallist leaving teammates behind as she transfers to Boels-Dolmans team

Lizzie Armitstead (AA Drink-Leontien.nl) climbed onto a track bike for the first time in more than a year this week, to take part in the first ever women’s Omnium, in the Revolution series at the Manchester velodrome. Since Armitstead was to be rekin... → Read More


Bradley Wiggins is British sports journalists’ Sportsman of the Year

by Ben Atkins - Thursday, December 6, 2012
Laura Trott third in women’s awards; Sarah Storey best Paralympic sportswoman

Bradley Wiggins (Team Sky) has been voted Sportsman of the Year by Britain’s sports journalists, the Sports Journalists’ Association (SJA) reports. The Tour de France winner managed to fight off the challenge from numerous multiple Olympic champions... → Read More


Lotto-Belisol Manager: “Frankly, to not have the license is unthinkable!”

by Ben Atkins - Thursday, December 6, 2012
Bill Olivier confident that Belgian team will keep its WorldTour status in 2013

With the International Cycling Union (UCI) due to announce the remaining ten teams of the 2013 WorldTour on Monday, December 10th, one team that is highly confident of keeping its place at the top table is Lotto-Belisol. Team manager Bill Olivier exp... → Read More


MTN Qhubeka boosted by additional sponsorship and first Pro Continental licence

by Shane Stokes - Thursday, December 6, 2012
‘Our dream remains getting to the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia and developing an African world champion’

Building up for what will be its first season at Pro Continental level, Team MTN-Qhubeka has seen both its squad and also a side project bolstered by the signing of a three year deal with Samsung Mobile South Africa. Comprising a sponsorship wort... → Read More


Anderson vouches for LeMond’s integrity as a pro, says he could make solid interim UCI President

by VeloNation Press - Thursday, December 6, 2012
Australian believes Michael Ashenden could be more qualified for role

Phil Anderson has said that he believes in the integrity of his past rival Greg LeMond, backing up suggestions that he won his three Tour de France titles clean. The former pro was commenting in his online blog on theroar.com.au about the America... → Read More


Cherel and Hutarovich to lead AG2R La Mondiale in record-setting fifteenth Santos Tour Down Under ride

by VeloNation Press - Thursday, December 6, 2012
“This year my goal is to get at least one stage victory”

Four time race winners Ag2r la Mondiale will extend a notable statistic of participation in the Santos Tour Down Under next month, with the French team being confirmed as once again heading back to the Australian event The squad – which won the s... → Read More


Orica-AIS adds youth and experience to 2013 roster

by Ben Atkins - Thursday, December 6, 2012
Australian team looking for even greater things in its second year

The Orica-AIS team has announced its 2013 roster, as it enters its second season. The squad, which is sister to the men’s Orica-GreenEdge ProTeam, will have a largely Australian core once more, along with some experienced foreign stars.The team’s deb... → Read More


Feature: Novo Nordisk squad has four year plan for Grand Tours, but Tour de France is longer-term goal

by Shane Stokes - Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Team founder Phil Southerland discusses changes to Team Type 1 and goals for squad

Although the team already raced in many high-level events in 2012, gaining important experience and some strong results, the founder of the former Team Type 1 has said that it will target a measured, gradually-paced path towards Tour de France partic... → Read More


Optum Pro Cycling p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies presents improved rosters for 2013

by Ben Atkins - Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Strategic signings made by both men’s and women’s teams

After a satisfying 2012 road season - and with a number of its riders currently racing cyclocross - Optum Pro Cycling presented by Kelly Benefit Strategies has announced its men’s and women’s rosters for 2013. The teams both feature “key re-signings... → Read More


IOC awaits formal UCI sanction before deciding on Armstrong’s bronze medal

by Ben Atkins - Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Disgraced former rider holds onto his Sydney third place, for now at least

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced that it must wait until Lance Armstrong has been formally sanctioned by the International Cycling Union (UCI) before it can decide whether to strip him of his bronze medal, according to the Dail... → Read More


David George handed two year ban as a result of EPO positive

by Shane Stokes - Wednesday, December 5, 2012
South African rider said he acted alone, undertakes to help plan SAIDS testing

Former US Postal Service rider David George has been handed a two year ban from cycling as a result of the positive out of competition test sample he provided on August 29th. The South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport (SAIDS) announced on No... → Read More


Tropicale Amissa Bongo confirms 15 teams for 2013 race

by Ben Atkins - Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Six professional teams face nine African nations in Gabon’s January event

Organisers of the Tropicale Amissa Bongo have confirmed that 15 teams have been invited to the 2013 edition, which will run between January 14th to 20th, in the country of Gabon on the west coast of Central Africa. The list includes six professional... → Read More


Christina Watches licence application accepted by DCU after earlier concerns are addressed

by VeloNation Press - Wednesday, December 5, 2012
UCI to make final decision on Continental licence for it and six other Danish teams

Speculation that the Danish Cycling Union might not approve the licence application of the Christina Watches - Onfone team proved unfounded today when, after previously stating that the squad’s financial details were lacking, the federation confirmed... → Read More

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