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 VeloNation:
Strong line-up for two day Corsican race.
Races
& Results.
Milan-San Remo - Mar 17 (Start List), Volta Ciclista a Catalunya - Mar 18-24 (Stages), Paris - Nice - Mar 3-Mar 10 (Stages & Results), Tirreno - Adriatico - Mar 6-Mar 12 (Stages & Results), 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),  SBS:
The RadioShack Leopard Trek rider averaged 41.199km/h on a 187.5km
course of five circuits north of Milan to win in 4hr 33min 04sec.
 Bicycling:
The American sprinter talks 2013 training, loving the Classics, and his
season-ending concussion.
 CyclingWeekly:
Sky team principal David Brailsford's principles are under scrutiny.
Criticism of the team's tactics has been building since last year's
Paris-Nice, when Bradley Wiggins started his winning run that
culminated in victory at the Tour de France.
 VeloNews:
Slovakian Peter Sagan (Cannondale) will be among the big names to watch
when Milano-Sanremo kicks off the season of major cycling classics this
weekend.
 DirtRag:
Surly has long created simple, utilitarian, steel bikes built to do
their jobs without complaint, like the Moonlander, the Cross-Check, and
the Long Haul Trucker.
 CyclingFans:
2013 Milan-San Remo videos from a variety of sources will be listed, as
available.
 Cyclismas:
A run-down of just some of the more notorious doctors currently earning
a living in the sport of cycling.
 VeloNews:
Maybe it’s a sign of how high expectations have become for Tejay van
Garderen (BMC Racing) that finishing fourth at Paris-Nice is viewed by
some as a disappointment.
 PodiumCafe:
From which there was much taunting of Italy. And Belgium. And a preview
of a race in the Loire Valley.
CyclingNews:
The "fool proof" biological passport will control the doping menace.
 CyclingNews:
Cobbled classic victory unlikely for former winner.
Rules
of the
Road
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 SBS:
French politician Pierre-Yves Le Borgn has apologized to 2010 Tour de
France champion Andy Schleck after alleging he had seen the 27 year old
drunk in a hotel in Munich.
 WSJ:
This is a story about a guy who finished last. Taylor Phinney. USA.
Finishing time
of six hours, twenty-two minutes, fifty-four seconds. One
hundred-and-ninth place. Last. But this story is better than that.
 VeloNews:
Richie Porte’s dramatic victory at Paris-Nice on Sunday not only
confirmed his talent, but could also see him swapping teams for 2014 in
a push for grand tour success.
 InnerRing:
Among the Spring classics Milan-Sanremo is the odd one out. The Italian
race
starts in Milan, right in the heart of the city too with a start in
front of its gothic cathedral. It’s also the longest one-day race in
the world.
 PEZ:
Milano-Sanremo; is all you expect it to be. It's chilly outside the
Castello Sforzesco partenza in Milan - the team buses and bikes are
never shinier than they are for the start of the Primavera. 'Primavera'
is Italian for spring time - the race is also called the
'Classicisima,' or Classic of all Classics.
 PodiumCafe:
Paris-Nice used to be the first look at the major Tour de France
contenders racing together, but this year that role shifted to
supposedly sunny Italy as five recent Grand Tour winners and podiums
descended on the race of the two seas.
 BikeRadar
verdict: 4.5 out of 5 stars. "A bike that loves to be pushed, and we've
loved pushing it as hard as we can."
 BikeHugger:
Bikes and watches both require amazing craftsmanship and they are both
items that have not been made at scale in this country in sometime, so
Shinola is going to change that.
 CyclingNews:
Innuendo and insinuations are unfair, team principal says.
road.cc:
The man who looks after Tirreno Adriatico winner Vinenzo Nibali, among
others, talks through his day.
|
 SBS:
The International Cycling Union is a global organization that does more
than make the headlines when things go wrong in the sport. Here are 10
things you may not have known about cycling's world governing body.
 Reuters:
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong has been personally urged to make a
full confession of all his involvement in doping by the founder of the
lobby group Change Cycling Now.
 road.cc:
Two Armstrong films slated for production as media fascination with
'flawed hero' continues.
 CyclingNews:
BMC rider clarifies comments from Humo interview.
 RoadCycling:
Groundbreaking hand-made Cervelo RCA frameset merges category-defining
light weight with aerodynamic competencies. [and it only costs
$10,000US!]
 RedKitePrayer:
I’m finding the new generation of Red brakes to be rather finicky.
Keeping them perfectly centered while balancing left/right side spring
tension isn’t as easy as with any of the competing dual-pivot calipers.
 WashingtonTimes:
Disgraced Lance Armstrong said in an interview that the public will
soon forget about him being the biggest dope cheat in cycling’s
history, just like they did former president Bill Clinton for his
affair with an intern.
 CyclingWeekly:
Emma Pooley has called for a women's Tour de France to be held
alongside the men's race when it comes to Yorkshire next year,
believing a women's Tour is the ‘only real hope' she can see for her
sport.
 InnerRing:
OPQS now lead thanks to recent wins from Sylvain Chavanel and Tony
Martin, a sign that the Belgian team can win on almost every front,
with the probably exception of the high mountains and the overall
classification of grand tours.
Text
of the
USADA Report
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