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 CyclingFans:
Tuesday's Criterium du Dauphine Stage 3 departs Ambérieu-en-Bugey at
10:35am CET (4:35am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at
Tarare at around 2:40pm CET (8:40am U.S. Eastern). Criterium
du Dauphine live streaming video should get underway at around 1:00pm
CET (7:00am U.S. Eastern).
 InnerRing:
Stage 3 takes the riders away from the Alps but the cols keep on coming
although the monts of the Beaujolais are gentle and should suit the
sprinters.
 StickyBottle:
It has been suggested that the board may have simply recognized his
right to stand for re-election, rather than giving a clear backing at
this point.
 CyclingNews:
Stetina focused only on 2013 season.
 CyclingNews:
Veilleux retains the overall lead.
 VeloNews:
Conventional wisdom says that if you want to get inside intel on what’s
going to happen in next month’s Tour de France, watch this week’s
Critérium du Dauphiné.
 USACycling:
The USA Cycling National Racing Calendar (NRC) reached the midpoint of
the eight-event season on Sunday with the Parx Casino Philly Cycling
Classic in Philadelphia.
 TwistedSpoke:
One of the hundred beauties of the Tour de France is that it’s an
adventure and that means you never know what’s up ahead on the road.
Races
& Results.
Critérium du Dauphiné - Jun 2-9 (Stages & Results), Giro d'Italia - May 4-26 (Stages & Results), Tour de France - June 29-July 21 (Stages), Vuelta a España - Aug 24-Sept 15 (Stages),  InnerRing:
Listed as a flat stage by the race, Monday’s 191km routeis harder than
it looks with the last 60km loaded with climbing, twisting roads and
even a forest track before a downhill rush to the finish in the town of
Oyonnax.
 VeloNation:
Dutchman finishes third on opening stage, is best young rider in race.
 CyclingNews:
Garmin-Sharp rider loses over 8 minutes.
 CyclingNews:
Canadian captures his biggest pro win, first leader's jersey.
 SBS:
Andre Greipel sprinted to victory in the Dutch one-day race Ronde van
Zeeland Seaport.
 VeloNation:
Australian believes British squad won’t have it as easy as last year.
CyclingNews:
Kermesse win for Omega Pharma - QuickStep leader.
Rules
of the
Road
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The last thing the UCI needs is a win by default for McQuaid, an
election without a challenge. It’s the equivalent of winning a bike
race with one starter.
 CyclingNews:
McQuaid surprised by British Cycling president's decision.
 CyclingNews:
Giro d'Italia directeur says decision on Vini Fantini for next races
pending.
 Robert
Millar: What's the real reason behind Wiggins missing the Tour?
 VeloNation:
Squad is increasingly focussed on team time trial.
 BikeRadar
verdict: "Great rear suspension and playful handling but wheels aren't
super light."
 BikeRumor:
The new Sierra Trail Mix flavor is the first CLIF Bar flavor crafted
with cocoa from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms, and that’s blended
in a sweet and salty mix of peanuts, raisins and seeds.
 BicycleRetailer:
Her’ Chamois Butt’r was developed by a female sports medicine physician
in collaboration with top female riders.
 BicycleRetailer:
“The Switch Aero System combines a set of quick-release aerobars and a
dual-position seatpost, allowing cyclists and amateur triathletes to
ride their road bikes, but switch back and forth on the fly between a
regular road position and an aerodynamic triathlon position.”
 CyclingNews:
Anthony, Rosskopf make podium on Manayunk Wall.
 VeloNation:
Specialized-lululemon rider becomes first American winner of
Philadelphia race.
 PodiumCafe:
Newspaper journalism is, the old saying goes, the first draft of
history and this collection of columns from the pen of William
Fotheringham and the pages of the Guardian and Observer newspapers in
the UK affords the reader an opportunity to remember how some recent
cycling history was first reported.
 road.cc:
Concern and advice as superstar forced to drop out of Tour de France.
VeloNation:
Surgeon states after operation that he could only recover seventy
percent of movement to the affected limb.
 CyclingNews:
US road champion back on top.
DougReport:
Fast, stiff and responsive aero road bike provides electrifying ride
that speed merchants will love.
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 RedKitePrayer:
The title of this post is drawn from an extraordinary document drawn up
by five Irish cyclists—Anthony Moran, Dr. Conor McGrane, Paul Atkinson,
Mark Gill and Dr. Cillian Kelly. The document lays out an argument for
why McQuaid should not achieve yet another nomination.
 VeloNation:
Stage 14 winner is second Vini Fantini-Selle Italia rider at the Giro
d’Italia that has tested positive.
 VeloNation:
Italian bounces back from extensive injuries, will ride in the GP
Kanton Aargau-Gippingen on Thursday.
 CyclingNews:
19 year-old German follows in his father footsteps.
 CyclingNews:
Giro d'Italia winner in talks to extend contract.
 CyclingTips: Kristof’s
photos always seem to offer something different.
 BikeMag:
Park Tool’s elite consumer stand (the PRS-25 “Team Issue” stand) is a
thing of beauty.
 TwistedSpoke:
No, we’re not talking about retired pros like Bernard Hinault.
 CyclingNews:
Yet doping still scares sponsors away.
 VeloNews:
Despite periodic local showers, Brad White (UnitedHealthcare) and Erica
Allar (Care4Cycling-Solomon Corp) both secured victories at Saturday’s
Glencoe Grand Prix, stop No. 6 on the USA Crits Championship Series.
 PEZ:
Things are not as good as they used to be in Spanish cycling, look back
to 2006 and there were four ProTour, five ProContinental and five
Continental Spanish teams registered with the UCI.
 CXMagazine:
Seven days. Thousands of feet worth of climbing. Scorching heat. Flat
tires for virtually every racer. Hundreds of miles of singletrack and
gravel roads. Sound fun?
 BikeRadar
verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. "It’s expensive, but for good reason. It
might even be the best production downhill race bike ever made…"
 BikeMag:
You can think of Santa Cruz’s latest model, the Solo, as a 650b version
of their existing Blur TRc–roughly five inches (125 millimeters) of
travel, a slack head angle (68 degrees), low bottom bracket (13.1
inches) and–this is the point of departure–650b wheels.
Text
of the
USADA Report
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