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Bicycling:
Contador Wins His Second Paris-Nice
4 hrs. ago
Spain's Alberto Contador on top in Nice. Frenchman Amael Moinard won the final stage.
roadcycling.com:
Philip Deignan Interview - Part 2
6 hrs. ago
Roadcycling.com's Thomas A. Valentinsen talks with Cervelo TestTeam's Philip Deignan in Algarve, Portugal about riding for Cervelo TestTeam, his preparations and goals for the 2010 season, about almost quitting cycling, and about escaping to Europe without telling your parents.
roadcycling.com:
Lance Armstrong Finishes 9th in Cape Argus Race
6 hrs. ago
RadioShack teammate Daryl Impey places third.
PezCycling:
PEZ Talk: Up And Comer Tobyn Horton
11 hrs. ago
Message by Edmond HoodIn a world of 'Plans' and 'Programmes' it's good to see a young man take his bike and a handful of pounds/dollars/euros and head for the Heartland. Tobyn Horton from The Channel Islands was one such young man whose name kept catching our eye in the Belgian kermesse results. He's recently signed a pro contract with Anglo-Swedish squadra Team Sprocket Pro Cycling - we thought we'd have a word...
DailyPeloton:
45th Tirreno-Adriatico - Stage 5
11 hrs. ago
Enrico Gasparotto defies the odds... Michele Scarponi still in Blue
Biking Bis:
Windy South African bike race for Lance Armstrong
12 hrs. ago
Lance Armstrong knows all the details of the epic l'Alpe d'Huez and the Tourmalet climbs in France. Now he can say he knows about the howling winds at the Cape Argus too. Armstrong finished in 9th place among the elite cyclists riding at the Cape Argus Cycle Tour in South Africa. The 7-time Tour de France winner traveled to South Africa immediately after the Vuelta de Murcia in Spain to ride to raise funds for a South African charity. The Cape Argus is a massive charity bike ride that boasted some 35,000 participants this year. It has an elite cyclist element, however ....
DailyPeloton:
68th Paris-Nice - Stage 7 Results, General Classification
16 hrs. ago
Alberto Contador stands tall on an all Spanish Podium...
DailyPeloton:
Women's race - Oostduinkerke
16 hrs. ago
Grace Verbeke stops winning streak Red Sun Ladies Cycling Team. Belgian the best in sprint of two. Swedish RedSun's duo Marie Lindberg and Emma Johansson second and third.
DailyPeloton:
Paris - Roubaix - 2010 Teams Announced
16 hrs. ago
Amaury Sport Organisation has announced the 25 teams that will participate in the 2010 - 108th Edition of the "Hell of the North" on April 11th
DailyPeloton:
68th Paris-Nice - Stage 7
16 hrs. ago
A day conclusions and promise - French Celebration in Nice, Amaël Moinard and Thomas Voeckler lead to the finish as the Spanish Armada dominates the podium in Nice...
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Spain's Alberto Contador on top in Nice. Frenchman Amael Moinard won the final stage. 
Roadcycling.com's Thomas A. Valentinsen talks with Cervelo TestTeam's Philip Deignan in Algarve, Portugal about riding for Cervelo TestTeam, his preparations and goals for the 2010 season, about almost quitting cycling, and about escaping to Europe without telling your parents.
Message by Edmond HoodIn a world of 'Plans' and 'Programmes' it's good to see a young man take his bike and a handful of pounds/dollars/euros and head for the Heartland. Tobyn Horton from The Channel Islands was one such young man whose name kept catching our eye in the Belgian kermesse results. He's recently signed a pro contract with Anglo-Swedish squadra Team Sprocket Pro Cycling - we thought we'd have a word...
Enrico Gasparotto defies the odds... Michele Scarponi still in Blue
Lance Armstrong knows all the details of the epic l'Alpe d'Huez and the Tourmalet climbs in France. Now he can say he knows about the howling winds at the Cape Argus too.
Armstrong finished in 9th place among the elite cyclists riding at the Cape Argus Cycle Tour in South Africa.
The 7-time Tour de France winner traveled to South Africa immediately after the Vuelta de Murcia in Spain to ride to raise funds for a South African charity.
The Cape Argus is a massive charity bike ride that boasted some 35,000 participants this year. It has an elite cyclist element, however ....