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 InnerRing:
Wednesday's Three Days of De Panne Stage 2 departs Oudenaarde at
11:40am CET (6:40am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at
Koksijde (Marktplein) at around 4:36pm CET (11:36am U.S.
Eastern). Three Days of De Panne live streaming video should
get underway at around 2:55pm CET (9:55am U.S. Eastern).
 CyclingNews:
Slovak champion edges Demare in photo finish.
 InnerRing:
“Tornado Tom” is one of Tom Boonen’s nicknames but no moniker has ever
stuck.
 CyclingTips: With
two races cancelled (Nokere Koerse and Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne) and more
races being shortened and rerouted becaue of miserable weather, it's
been an extreme start to the Spring Classics.
Races
& Results.
De Panne-Koksijde - Mar 26-28 (Stages), Gent - Wevelgem - Mar 24 (Results), Critérium International - Mar 23-24 (Races & Results), Volta Catalunya - Mar 18-24 (Stages & Results), Coppi e Bartali - Mar 20-24 (Stages & Resulrs), Tour de Normandie - Mar 18-24 (Races & Resulrs), Tour de Taiwan - Mar 18-24 (Stages & Results), Cape Epic - Mar 17-24 (Stages & Results), E3 Harelbeke - Mar 22 (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),  InnerRing:
The results sheet is sometimes an inaccurate reflection of
form. That’s certainly the case with Ryder Hesjedal’s 66th-place finish
at the Volta a Catalunya that concluded Sunday, with Garmin-Sharp
teammate Daniel Martin standing in the top spot.
 Saddleblaze:
Tasmanian Porte finished with a flourish to secure a double one-two for
Sky – in both the stage and on GC. It was a job well done which “panned
out more or less how we expected,” according to Froome. Porte agreed.
“Tactically we were spot on today,” he said without any rancour at
having lost the maillot jaune to his team-mate.
 VeloNation:
Current title backer said set to stay on board for at least one more
year
 BikeRadar
verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. "Solid, extremely portable and with
excellent quality tools included."
 CyclingTips: You
only need to go for a short ride in low-quality or worn-out knicks to
know it’s important to get this aspect of cycling apparel right.
 CyclingIQ:
In his own words, Malaysian journalist Shamshul Fitri shares his
passion for the job.
Rules
of the
Road
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 CyclingWeekly:
Peter Sagan (Cannondale) collected a win in today's stage of the Three
Days of De Panne, which he considered a training ride towards the Tour
of Flanders.
 VeloNews:
Fabian Cancellera took the first, and Peter Sagan the second. Score one
for the elders at E3 Harelbeke, and one for the young guys at
Ghent-Wevelgem.
 PEZ:
Road professional, track rider, Eurosport commentator, journalist -
Martin Hacecky has certainly got a lot on his plate.
 road.cc:
Slovak celebrates first Classics win in style, following up one-handed
wheelie with a nicely controlled slide.
 VeloNews:
As runners participating in the prestigious Los Angeles Marathon were
just starting to rouse for their big race in the early hours of a
Sunday morning earlier this month, the city’s underground cycling
community was already several beers deep, celebrating the victors in
their own event along the same 26.2-mile route.
 CyclingNews:
Former German champion on his comeback with MTN-Qhubeka.
 CyclingNews:
Australian building gradually after 2012 virus.
 BikeRadar:
The cycling industry is funded by the masses but in terms of innovation
and image, it's still largely driven by racing.
 VeloNews:
Spring is in the air and race season is just around the corner. With a
calendar full of events, the inevitable questions are likely floating
through your head.
 TwistedSpoke:
Wool cycling apparel is technical gear in disguise. Case in point, the
Ibex Giro FS Long Sleeve jersey.
 MBAction:
"Aside from your hands on the bars, the pedal is the most important
interface between you and the bike. For this shootout, we rounded up
some of the best flats in the
biz, grabbed our Teva Links shoes and hit the trail."
 VeloNews:
Tom Boonen (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) has a bad knee and he crashed out
of Sunday’s Gent-Wevelgem, but the Belgian rider has decided to press
on and keep racing. He’ll line up for the start of Driedaagse van De
Panne on Tuesday.
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 VeloNation:
“We are really interested that every person, Spanish or not, who has
committed a crime in our country is going to be prosecuted.”
 CompetitiveCyclist:
"You were at a crossroads, you said. One part of you thought
that with more time you could track down better bikes. But given your
poor start, you told me that under certain conditions you'd be willing
to rescind last week's letter and stay put at Backcountry."
 VeloNews:
Erica Allar (Care4Cycling-Solomon) and Hilton Clarke (UnitedHealthcare)
led the standings of the National Criterium Calendar and USA Crits
series released this week.
 PodiumCafe:
Another day, another Sagan win. In other news. Boonen is looking
smooth, Sagan isn't the only fast man on earth.
 VeloNews:
These are the times that try Belgium’s soul. Leading into the frenetic
seven days of “Holy Week,” which includes cycling’s two cobbled
monuments, the Ronde van Vlaanderen (Tour of Flanders) on Easter Sunday
and Paris-Roubaix the next, the nation has yet to notch a win
on its own hallowed grounds.
 VeloNews:
"There is a study that may help explain why paraffin works – it does a
good job taking up space in between all the chain’s parts. One
surprising finding – the lube doesn’t have much effect on a chain’s
efficiency."
 VeloNews:
Ted King will support Cannondale teammate Peter Sagan in Sunday’s Ronde
van Vlaanderen (Tour of Flanders). He will have a demanding job on his
hands as Sagan, after winning Ghent-Wevelgem, is the No. 1 favorite.
 SBS:
A slice of the Tour de France will find a new home in Japan with the
Amauary Sport Organisation (ASO) announcing the creation of a Japanese
race, "Saitama Criterium by Le Tour de France."
 SBS:
With the Spring Classics the current focus of the cycling world,
Bradley Wiggins is studiously preparing to deliver a double-pronged
punch come the middle of the year.
 BikeRadar
verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. "Comfy, cool race-level shoes with
adjustable fit."
Text
of the
USADA Report
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