Lance Armstrong is enjoying a bullish Tour De France so far. As the US stockmarket suffered a massive 2 week slide of almost 15%, it's largest since 1987, while his Nike stablemate Tiger Woods was ...

Drama was rife on the final climb of the 2000 Tour De France, the Col de Joux-Plane today, as Maillot Jaune Lance Armstrong (USPS) had a bad case of the bonk with 22km to go, as the steep climb began.

Just like last year, this edition of the Tour of Qinghai Lake was won by only one second. Gabriele Missaglia (Serramenti PVC Diquigiovanni-Selle Italia) held onto his lead over Daniel Lloyd ...

In 1999, the US Postal team did what no other US team has done in the past - win the Tour de France. This was certainly not an overnight success, but one based on several years of experimentation with ...

Not many women casually throw a leg over a 58cm frame, but then not many women are current World Cup leader and 2001 runner-up Mirjam Melchers. Farm-Frites Hartol's powerful sprinter is carried to the ...

The T-Mobile team has been riding Giant bikes ever since it switched from Pinarello at the end of 2003, and in that time the partnership has only continued to grow stronger. While the past few months ...

This article will describe the use of the Road Positioning Chart for competitive road bicycles. A similar article for MTB bikes is at MTB Bike Positioning. The chart is intended primarily for the ...

A century after his triumph in the first Giro d'Italia, Luigi Ganna would be proud to see this year's Giro champion don the maglia rosa if he were alive to witness it. The race he won in 1909 has come ...

Australian Open Road Championships - CN Australia, January 12-15, 2005 Road Startlist Elite Men 1 Stephen Blair (ACT) Canberra Cycling Club 2 Paul Crake (ACT) Canberra Cycling Club 3 Michael Cupitt ...

Former pro cyclist Andy Hampsten earned fame and fortune for his epic ride over the Passo di Gavia and overall win in the 1988 Giro d’Italia (still the first and only American to do so). Yet in spite ...

Route: There's a brief opportunity for riders to get back into the swing of things, post-rest day, as the stage heads to and then along the coast. From there, it's up all the way – to more than 2000m.

Olympian and defending world champion Julien Absalon will put his Orbea Alma to the test this weekend against the world's most celebrated field of mountain bikers at the Mountain Bike World ...