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Stybar welcomes crowd support after ‘really bad day’

by Shane Stokes - Sunday, January 29, 2012
Former champion says he’s unsure right now about his future in cross

Defending champion Zdenek Stybar has paid tribute to the massive crowd at Koksijde today, saying that the respect shown to him en route to a disappointing 13th place helped carry him through a very tough race. “I had a really bad day,” the Omega ... → Read More


Landis says UCI case against him appears not to have been filed

by Shane Stokes - Sunday, January 29, 2012
Governing body had pledged last May to sue him

Following today’s news that the UCI is taking legal action against journalist Paul Kimmage, former US pro Floyd Landis has confirmed that a case launched by the governing body over eight months ago appears not to have moved forward. “They have ne... → Read More


Kimmage blasts UCI legal action by McQuaid and Verbruggen

by Shane Stokes - Sunday, January 29, 2012
‘Hell will freeze over before I issue either of those gentlemen an apology’

Irish journalist and outspoken doping critic Paul Kimmage has described a claim in the Swiss courts against him as an attempt to enforce omerta, and insists that he won’t bow to pressure from the UCI. The Sunday Independent reported today that fel... → Read More


Niels Albert solos from the gun to World Cyclo-cross Championship

by Kyle Moore - Sunday, January 29, 2012
Peeters 2nd, Pauwels 3rd in dominant Belgian sweep

Niels Albert (Belgium) took a lead from the gun in the Elite Men’s World Cyclo-cross Championship, a lead he would never relinquish, and the 26-year-old soloed to his second world title today in Koksijde. Belgian Rob Peeters capitalized on great f... → Read More


European racing season gets underway with Grand Prix La Marseillaise

by Xylon van Eyck - Sunday, January 29, 2012
Three WorldTour teams to start Europe season opener

While the racing has already started in Australia and Argentina, Europe has its chance today to start the 2012 season in full swing. The traditional season opener on the old continent will again be the Grand Prix La Marseillaise in France. Last y... → Read More


Vos dominates women’s cyclo cross championship in Koksijde

by Shane Stokes - Sunday, January 29, 2012
Van den Brand and Cant fight it out for silver

Clocking up her sixteenth consecutive victory of the season and her fourth straight world cyclo-cross championship, Marianne Vos today further underlined her dominance with a superlative performance in Koksijde. The Dutchwoman forged clear on the ... → Read More


Tour de San Luis: Viviani clocks up win number one for Liquigas-Cannondale

by Shane Stokes - Saturday, January 28, 2012
Leipheimer holds lead in Argentinean event

Italian sprinter Elia Viviani (Liquigas-Cannondale) denied Saxo Bank’s Juan José Haedo a home win on stage six of the Tour de San Luis, powering to the line ahead of the Argentinean. Young Italian sprinter Andrea Guardini (Farnese Vini – Selle Itali... → Read More


Brad Huff Interview: American racing Six Days in Europe

by Ed Hood - Saturday, January 28, 2012
Jelly Belly sprinter preparing for 2012 season by racing the boards

The 2012 Bremen Six day wasn’t the first time that Brad Huff has raced against former double Olympic champion, Robert Bartko. The 32 year-old American explains; ‘Back when I was in Europe with TIAA-CREF in 2006 - it was either in the Tour of Brittany... → Read More


Van Dijk leads strong Specialized lululemon team in Tour of Qatar

by VeloNation Press - Saturday, January 28, 2012
Former HTC Highroad women’s squad wants big start to the year

Defending champion Ellen van Dijk will spearhead a strong Specialized lululemon team in the 2.1-ranked Tour of Qatar, which gets the team’s season underway next Wednesday. She will be joined by Katie Colclough, Trixi Worrack, Charlotte Becker, Lisa... → Read More


Frédéric Amorison making a return from injury for 2012 season

by Kyle Moore - Saturday, January 28, 2012
Landbouwkrediet-Euphony rider still recovering from broken jaw, wrist

Frédéric Amorison (Landbouwkrediet-Euphony) will begin his eleventh professional season in the coming weeks, though at the mid-point of last season, it appeared as if the Belgian veteran was finished racing. In June 2011, Amorison suffered a seri... → Read More


Sunweb Holidays and Revor Bedding both extend with ‘cross team

by Kyle Moore - Saturday, January 28, 2012
Success of Pauwels, Vantornout helps bring long-term deal with sponsors

Kevin Pauwels sealed the overall victory in the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup last week in his first season with Sunweb-Revor. In the past week, both sponsors have to re-upped their contracts with the team. Both Sunweb Holidays and Revor Bedding will... → Read More


Jonathan Vaughters Interview: Slipstream CEO speaks about AA Drink-Leontien.nl deal

by Shane Stokes - Saturday, January 28, 2012
More details given about partnership agreement with Dutch squad

In late November the Garmin-Cervélo women’s team was rocked by the news that it was facing a very uncertain future and would, unless a last-minute sponsor was found, be forced to dissolve prior to the 2012 season. It comprised nine very strong fe... → Read More


Pooley relieved at AA Drink-Leontien.nl contract deal

by VeloNation Press - Saturday, January 28, 2012
Olympic medal contender stresses importance of retaining current bike supplier

After several months of uncertainty about her team setup, the 2010 world time trial champion Emma Pooley has spoken of her relief at moving to the AA Drink-Leontien.nl setup for 2012 and also being able to remain with the same equipment supplier she ... → Read More


Hushovd and Gilbert throw weight behind Evans for the Tour

by Xylon van Eyck - Saturday, January 28, 2012
Giro d'Italia on the cards for Hushovd

Despite concerns that the BMC Racing Team may have too many leaders for its own good, Thor Hushovd has confirmed the Tour de France will be all about Cadel Evans. At the end of last season the team added some serious reinforcements to its roster by s... → Read More


George Hincapie Feature: Heading towards a Tour de France record

by Shane Stokes - Friday, January 27, 2012
American veteran to back Evans, Gilbert and Hushovd in 2012

When he clicks into his pedals and accelerates out of Gaiole in Chianti for the start of the Strade Bianche race on March 3rd, George Hincapie will be raising the curtain on his nineteenth season in the pro peloton. To put that into perspective, his ... → Read More


Tour de San Luis : Contador triumphs, but Leipheimer holds lead

by VeloNation Press - Friday, January 27, 2012
Time gain too small to overcome deficit

Having won Wednesday’s first summit finish of the race, Alberto Contador picked up his second mountain stage victory in the Tour de San Luis today when he triumphed atop the Mirador del Sol climb. The Saxo Bank rider surged ahead on the final cli... → Read More


Zdenek Stybar on cross Worlds: “I’m calm and confident”

by Kyle Moore - Friday, January 27, 2012
Czech star looking to make it three world titles in a row in Koksijde

Zdenek Stybar (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) heads into Sunday’s World Cyclo-cross Championships as a favourite to win on the Koksijde sand dunes. While the Czech rider will face a stiff resistance from a loaded Belgian squad, he says he is serene and con... → Read More


Slipstream Sports announces partnership with AA Drink-Leontien.nl

by Ben Atkins - Friday, January 27, 2012
Cervélo to provide bikes to Dutch superteam

Slipstream Sports, the parent company of the Garmin-Cervélo team, has announced a partnership deal with the AA Drink-Leontien.nl team, where the majority of its 2011 roster is now registered. The deal will see the team – in which former World time tr... → Read More


Cyclocross Worlds Preview: Belgium vs Belgium vs Štybar in Belgium

by Ben Atkins - Friday, January 27, 2012
Marianne Vos outstanding favourite for record fifth women’s title; dossard number 13 for Sven Nys

Just as it was on the previous two year’s, this weekend’s Elite Men’s cyclocross World championships should see a battle between Belgium and Czech defending champion Zdeněk Štybar. Within that though – to the Czech rider’s advantage – will be the exp... → Read More


Meeusen, Peeters on track for World Cyclo-cross Championships

by Kyle Moore - Friday, January 27, 2012
Peeters promises to be a team player after warning from Belgian Federation

The Telenet-Fidea duo of Tom Meeusen and Rob Peeters are both preparing to kit up in the Belgian national colours for Sunday’s World Cyclo-cross Championships, and both have remarked that preparations are going smoothly. Both of the younger Belgi... → Read More

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