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 VeloNews:
Sacha Modolo (Bardiani Valvole-CSF Inox) won stage 2 of the Tour de San
Luis on Tuesday, topping overnight leader Mark Cavendish (Omega
Pharma-Quick Step) and Leigh Howard (Orica-GreenEdge) in Terrazas del
Portezuelo, Argentina.
 CyclingFans:
Tuesday's Tour de San Luis Stage 2 departs Tilisarao at 2:07pm local
(12:07pm U.S. Eastern, 18:07 CET) and is expected at the finish at
Terrazas del Portezuelo at around 6:30pm local (4:30pm U.S. Eastern,
22:30 CET). Live streaming should be available
throughout the race.
 VeloNation:
Public support nosedives with less than a fifth believing he was
completely honest.
 CyclingNews:
Briton reveals how he trains in Mallorca to escape life as a celebrity.
Races & Results.
Santos Tour Down Under - Jan 20-27 (Stages), Santos Women's Cup - Jan 20-23 (Stages), Tour de San Luis - Jan 21-27 (Stages), Giro d'Italia - May 4-26 (Stages), Tour of California - May 12-19 (Stages), Tour de France - June 29-July 21 (Stages), Vuelta a España - Aug 24-Sept 15 (Stages),  CyclingWeekly:
British Cyclo-Cross Champion Nikki Harris has withdrawn from next
weekend's World Championships in Kentucky through injury.
 Bicycling:
This past weekend, while the gossipy world has spun its cranks at 180
revolutions per minute about Lance Armstrong, while people who have
never even watched a bicycle race have been outraged that Lance is a
liar and a sociopath and a controlling jackass and a disgrace to the
American way.
 road.cc:
Crank-based power measurement system updated for 2013.
 CyclingTips:
"I was able to track down most of the 2013 ProTeam bikes and managed to
bring back a good look of most of them from the Tour Village."
CyclingNews:
Manx Missile victorious in Omega Pharma-Quick Step debut.
VeloNation:
Another setback for Belgian Classics star; hopes for speedy
recuperation.
CyclingNews:
Cavendish, Contador, Nibali ready for season debut in Argentina.
PodiumCafe:
The course we know by now, a sprintfest spiced up by a hilltop finish
at Old Willunga Hill to clear up the GC battle. The startlist is
loaded, but unpredictable as it always is in January. Here is a look at
some of the other things we can expect from the World Tour season
premiere.
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 CyclingFans:
Wednesday's (Tuesday evening U.S.) Tour Down Under Stage 2 (Hahn Super
Dry stage) departs Mt. Barker at 11:00am local (7:30pm U.S. Eastern
Monday, 1:30am CET) and is expected at the finish at Rostrevor at
around 1:59pm local (10:29pm U.S. Eastern Monday, 4:29am
CET). Tour Down Under live streaming video should get
underway at around 12:00pm local (8:30pm U.S. Eastern Monday, 2:30am
CET).
 CompetitiveCyclist: Banging
handlebars. The treachery of a springtime thunderstorm. Missing a feed.
Cars on the course. Moments of terror come to the bike racer in varied
forms.
 VeloNation:
The Gorilla equals Robbie McEwen’s stage-winning record.
 VeloNews:
Luxembourg’s 2010 Tour de France champion Andy Schleck
(RadioShack-Leopard) conceded that he was full of nerves during his
comeback race at the Santos Tour Down Under on Tuesday.
 VeloNews:
Timmy Duggan worked for teammate Jonathan Cantwell during Tuesday's
first stage, but conserved for the GC fight set for Tuesday and Friday.
 Benjamin
Berry:
"A few days ago, as I was pondering some of the consequences of Lance’s
confession, I had a Twitter discussion with my friend Jeff, who is both
a cycling fan and theologian. I asked him about forgiveness and when it
should be given."
 BikeRadar
verdict: 5 out of 5 stars. "Great acceleration, effortless climbing and
all-day comfort make this the best conventional road bike we’ve ridden."
 BikeRadar:
"Possible? Sometimes. Prudent? Well, that’s another matter."
 Off
The Beaten Path: "When it is cold and foggy outside, or when the rain
is beating down, I like to remember the days when it was summer. My
mind wanders back to long hours of daylight, sunshine and memorable
rides."
road.cc:
Veteran commentator also insists South Australia government got value
for money on appearance fees it paid.
road.cc:
Blood doping experts says state government should come clean over
multimillion dollar payments to disgraced rider.
RedKitePrayer:
"While I doubt you even remember me, yours remain the most entertaining
interview I ever conducted. It was a truly fun afternoon."
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 VeloNation:
Former UCI President had previously insisted he had no doubts American
raced clean.
 VeloNation:
Steve Houanard suspended for two years after September EPO positive.
 InnerRing:
Le Monde made some serious allegations against the UCI yesterday. The
French newspaper accuses cycling’s governing body of “covering for
Lance Armstrong” and even alleges that they accepted a “falsified
document” to help Armstrong escape a doping ban in 1999.
 road.cc:
Public hearing due to be held in London today put back until Friday as
UCI and WADA stalemate threatens to undermine process.
 CyclingWeekly:
The President of British Cycling, Brian Cookson, has been linked with
the position of UCI president as calls intensify for the current head
of the world governing body, Pat McQuaid, to resign.
 VeloNation:
Howman wants other sports investigated too.
 BikeRadar:
As international racing gets underway in Australia, Lotto-Belisol's
sprinter Andre Greipel was quick to take the win at the People’s Choice
Classic and show off Lazer's new Chrome Aeroshell, a one-piece helmet
with an integrated reflective shell.
 BBC:
An Australian library sign promising to reshelve books by disgraced
cyclist Lance Armstrong in the fiction section has sparked approval
online.
Saddleblaze:
"You can be pretty sure that one of the people who stayed up in his
London home until 2am GMT to watch Lance Armstrong’s back-to-back
interviews with Oprah at the back end of last week was his old
directeur sportif, Johan Bruyneel."
CyclingNews:
Former head of UCI anti-doping claims he was clean in 2009.
TwistedSpoke:
Every cycling journalist, sports writer and even talk show host Oprah
Winfrey have given their opinions of the dark, doped years when Lance
ruled the peloton. Hundreds of experts, anti-doping people, federation
heads, the UCI, WADA and CNN, you name it.
VeloNation:
Considering amnesty and other issues, meeting could have crucial
importance for Armstrong review.
Text
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