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Alberto Contador denies links to accused Madrid doping coach

by Ben Atkins - Monday, December 20, 2010
Embattled Tour champion faces further accusations

Alberto Contador (Astana) has denied any link to a Madrid coach, and president of the regional Madrid Cycling Federation, who is currently on trial for supplying and facilitating performance enhancing drugs, according to Biciciclismo. In an article ... → Read More


Pegasus Sports refused Pro Continental licence by UCI

by Shane Stokes - Monday, December 20, 2010
News comes earlier than expected for riders, and it’s bad

Although it was expected to be tomorrow or Wednesday before a decision was reached on the Pro Continental licence application of the Pegasus Sports team, the UCI has this evening confirmed that it will not accept the application. In a short, to-t... → Read More

New beginning for Nick Gates at Saxo Bank-Sungard

Retired Aussie cyclist starts as sports director with Danish team
by Ben Atkins - Monday, December 20, 2010
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Pegasus Sports riders could get decision as soon as tomorrow

by Shane Stokes - Monday, December 20, 2010
Australian riders say uncertainty has caused team to pull together

The all-important decision about whether or not the Pegasus Sports team will be given a Pro Continental licence is expected to come either tomorrow or Wednesday, thus either giving the riders early Christmas cheer or a glum festive season. The Austr... → Read More


Quick Step ups its offer for Zdenek Stybar

by Ben Atkins - Monday, December 20, 2010
Patrick Lefevere’s team apparently determined to sign World Cyclocross champion

Quick Step has apparently increased its offer to sign World cyclocross champion Zdenek Stybar, according to Het Nieuwsblad. The Czech star currently rides for Telenet-Fidea who, while one of the most powerful teams in cyclocross, sits in the third Co... → Read More

Entries open for Paris-Roubaix Challenge

A chance for everyone to ride the Enfer du Nord
by Ben Atkins - Monday, December 20, 2010
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2008 world champion Ballan to lead BMC Racing in Santos Tour Down Under

by Shane Stokes - Monday, December 20, 2010
Italian will head team as Evans delays start of season

Former world road race champion Alessandro Ballan will be best known of the riders for the BMC Racing Team at next months Santos Tour Down Under, heading the squad in the absence of his successor, Cadel Evans. Although Evans competed last year, h... → Read More


Tour de France 2013 likely to start in Corsica

by Shane Stokes - Monday, December 20, 2010
History to be made in 100th edition of the race

After repeated speculation that the 100th Tour de France would begin in Corsica, it appears more and more likely that history will indeed be made in 2013 with La Grande Boucle starting there. The island has never before hosted a stage of the event, a... → Read More


Steegmans confirmed as returning to Team Quick Step

by Shane Stokes - Monday, December 20, 2010
Rider leaving Team RadioShack one year early

Belgian sprinter and Classics rider Gert Steegmans has now completed the paperwork necessary and will move back to the Quick Step team, two years after leaving the squad. The 30 year old still had a year to go in his contract with Team RadioShack b... → Read More

Katie Compton takes dominant solo win in Kalmthout World Cup

US champion marks European return with an emphatic victory; Sanne Van Paassen takes the World Cup lead
by Ben Atkins - Sunday, December 19, 2010
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Team Type 1 previews new jerseys, finalising lineup for 2011

by Shane Stokes - Sunday, December 19, 2010
New look team kit coincides with step up to Pro Continental level

The American Team Type 1 has confirmed a lineup of twenty riders for the upcoming season, and plans to compete early on in French and Italian races before then chasing rides in some high level UCI events. The squad, which was set up to draw atten... → Read More

Tom Meeusen comes of age to take Kalmthout World Cup

22-year-old outsprints the Belgian master to take the biggest win of his career
by Ben Atkins - Sunday, December 19, 2010
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Riis proud of team Saxo Bank's new coaching staff

Structure in place for Saxo Bank's cyclists, Contador's future in doubt
by Samuel Morrison - Sunday, December 19, 2010
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Kirsipuu to continue on for another season, 41 year old will target European events

by Shane Stokes - Sunday, December 19, 2010
Tough veteran hopes to begin year with Tour de Langkawi in Malaysia

After pondering whether or not to continue racing, the 41 year old former Tour de France stage winner Jaan Kirsipuu has decided to continue competing for another season. The evergreen Estonian will remain with the Ckt TMIT - Champion System team he r... → Read More


Fédrigo: hurting in the name of Française des Jeux

by Samuel Morrison - Sunday, December 19, 2010
'Fédrigo is a kind of nebula. He is an unknown.'

Tour de France stage winner Pierrick Fédrigo looks forward to cause suffering next year in the name of his new team, Française des Jeux. "In races," the 32-year-old Frenchman told L'Equipe, "I take pleasure in hurting others, but to do so, you hav... → Read More


Landis wore a wire, recorded video footage to implicate Michael Ball in doping investigation

by Shane Stokes - Sunday, December 19, 2010
Raids on Ball’s apartment led to seizure of banned substances

Controversial Rock Racing owner Michael Ball was implicated in doping matters by Floyd Landis, who wore a hidden wire and recorded video footage for federal agents.According to an unnamed source who spoke to the New York Daily News, Landis filmed wha... → Read More


Italians Pellizotti, Di Luca and Rebellin fight to return

by Samuel Morrison - Sunday, December 19, 2010
Job hunt difficulties for cyclists following doping investigations and suspensions

Three Italians – Franco Pellizotti, Danilo Di Luca and Davide Rebellin – are looking for new teams while cycling is intensifying its fight against doping. "I am in favour of increasing the duration of [doping] suspensions," International Cycling Uni... → Read More


Will Clarke Interview: Building towards first season with the Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project

by Ed Hood - Saturday, December 18, 2010
Talented Australian ready to seize his chance

Some riders spend half their careers trying to get that crucial first pro contract; others come along and less than three years after first putting a leg over a bike are riding for the World's number one ranked team. Tasmanian Will Clarke was origina... → Read More


Federal investigators trying to establish if US Postal team sponsors and investors were deceived

by Shane Stokes - Saturday, December 18, 2010
Anti-doping investigation continues to dig for signs of fraud

As the investigation into the US Postal Service team continues, investigators are speaking to some of the investors who provided funding to the team, trying to establish if any were misled during the course of their backing. They are also seeking to ... → Read More


Fabian Cancellara receives his rightful medal from Beijing Olympics

by Jered Gruber - Saturday, December 18, 2010
Cancellara receives disqualified Rebellin's original silver medal in small podium ceremony at home in Switzerland

Samuel Sanchez won the Olympic Road Race in Beijing on August 9, 2008. Behind, Davide Rebellin followed in second, Fabian Cancellara an amazing third, and Alexandre Kolobnev was 4th. Following the Ardennes Classics in 2009, the news broke that Dav... → Read More

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