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VeloNews:
First shots of new Team Saxo Tinkoff kit.
CyclingFans:
2012-2013 Cyclocross season action continues Sunday with UCI Cyclocross
World Cup at Rome, Italy. Live streaming video: Elite Men:
2:30pm CET (8:30am U.S. Eastern).
PodiumCafe:
Part III of three parts... that can only mean we're nearing the end of
cyclocross season. Oh, the humanity!
PodiumCafe:
Gould looking to medal at Nats and Worlds before entering mtb season.
VeloNation:
Defending champion Haas sacrifices chances for team-mates Gerrans and
Clarke.
Races & Results.
Jayco Herald Sun Tour - Jan 3-6 (Stages), Giro d'Italia - May 4-26 (Stages), Tour of California - May 12-19 (Stages), Tour de France - June 29-July 21 (Stages), CyclingNews:
Nathan Haas (Australian National Team) is happy to just try and defend
his Jayco Herald Sun Tour title.
CyclingNews:
For Matt Goss (Orica GreenEdge) arriving back in Australia for the
start of the 2013 season was a case of going from the fridge into the
fire as he lined up for his start in the Jayco Herald Sun Tour less
than 48 hours after touching down at the airport..
VeloNews:
With wins including the British cyclocross championships and the
European ‘cross championships, Kona-FSA rider Helen Wyman has had a
glowing season. She will arrive to the world championships in February
on the front row of starters and says it’s high time the U.S. has a
chance to face the world’s top ’crossers on home soil.
VeloNews:
Ryder Hesjedal will join Alberto Contador and Vincenzo Nibali this
weekend in Dubai for an exhibition race in the Arab emirate.
VeloNation:
Farrar back in action for Garmin – Sharp.
CyclingWeekly:
Helen Scott is one of the able-bodied competitors at the Paraylmpic
games, piloting Para-cycling legend Aileen McGlynn in the 3km pursuit
and kilo.
road.cc:
ASO said to be in talks to host star-studded criterium in city close to
Tokyo.
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VeloNews:
To say that Dr. John Hoberman is skeptical of the independent
commission set to review the UCI — and even more so the authorities in
world sport — is an understatement.
CyclingNews:
Peter Luttenberger has denied claims from an anonymous source that he
used a blood centrifuge to check his blood values.
SBS:
American sprinter Tyler Farrar will make his return to racing at the
Santos Tour Down Under later this month after sustaining concussion in
a crash at the Tour of Britain in September which brought his 2012
season to a premature end.
VeloNation:
Organizers expecting to build on success of punchy, difficult 2012
edition.
Blazin'Saddles:
"Back from enough festive debauchery to make even Jan Ullrich squirm,
Blazin' Saddles gazes into his crystal ball to predict the major events
that will shape the coming season."
Pavé:
In Europe, all eyes shift to Italy where Niels Albert and Sven Nys will
do battle with Europe’s top riders at a World Cup round in
Rome.
VeloNation:
Last year’s winners on top after tight battle.
NYVeloCity:
Alessandro Matteucci was born and raised in Rome, he is a wily and
aggressive competitor, constantly picking the correct moves to be in
and rarely finishing outside of the top 10 in any race he enters. How
does he manage this?
VeloNation:
Polish rider hopes to race Tour de France for the first time.
BikeRadar:
If you're in the market for a high-end city bike that no one else has,
then the new Budnitz No. 3F might just be the ride for you.
BikeRadar
verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. "Superb handling, one for aspiring elite
racers."
MBAction:
Brent Foes didn’t set out to be a bike manufacturer. Nearly 20 years
ago, he looked at the state of mountain bike designs and
thought that he could do better.
CyclingNews:
Nicholas Roche has accepted that he will ride for Alberto Contador at
the Tour de France but is looking forward to learning from the multiple
grand tour winner.
CyclingNews:
The Dubai Sports Council has announced that the gulf Emirate will host
a stage race in the spring of 2014 as part of a long-term plan to help
develop cycling in the United Arab Emirates.
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VeloNation:
Luxemburger felt abandoned by Johan Bruyneel; fighting to come back
after a disastrous 2012.
CyclingNews:
Photographer Graham Watson has defended Lance Armstrong, saying
“Outright angels do not win a Tour de France. That is the domain of the
most talented, hard, driven, ruthless and selfish riders.
VeloNation:
Belgian cyclocross rider proclaims innocence on Twitter; replaced by
Sven Vanthourenhout.
CyclingNews:
Family, friends and the cycling community mourned the loss of Olympian
Burry Stander after he was killed in an accident while training on
Thursday.
Peloton:
It’s the first week of a new year and cycling has already had its first
winners.
InnerRing:
There are 507 riders from 43 nations registered with the 18 UCI World
Tour teams for 2013.
CyclingWeekly:
Ensuring the safety and security of the whole Tour is the
responsibility of one individual; Capitaine Pierre-Charles Grosse from
the Garde Républicaine. He's the guy who makes sure each and every one
of the 9,000 police and 12,000 gendarmes is in the correct
position.
RedKitePrayer:
Learning to ride in a paceline is one of the core skills of cycling on
the road, and at some point, someone tells us how to do it. Stay close.
PEZ:
It’s hard to avoid art in Venice. One of Fabian Cancellara’s Treks,
it’s not every day that the guys at Trek get a request for one of their
bikes to go on display at the Guggenheim.
Bicycling:
From Tour de France triumphs to Classics disappointments, here’s a look
at the highs and lows of the past race season—and some riders to watch
in 2013.
CyclingNews:
The Cyprus Sunshine Cup continues in 2013 with a similar set of venues
and dates as in recent years. Three races within two weeks will occur
on the Mediterranean Island in February and March.
RBAction:
An essential tool for all avid cyclists is a quality floor pump. And if
you happen to have an air compressor, then we also recommend you pick
yourself up a bicycle-specific inflation tool.
VeloNews:
"The sport of cycling in 2012 endured the most difficult year in its
much-maligned history and over the last four months the international
governing body’s president has had emails, letters, phone calls and
faxes telling him to “get the #$%& out and resign.” That last
flowery little dispatch came from three-time Tour de France winner Greg
LeMond, no less."
Text
of the
USADA Report
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