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 VeloNews:
It was the hardest day at the nine-day race, with four rated climbs on
the map — including a brutal, 30km, hors categorie ascent that peaked
with 9.3 kilometers left in the 206km stage.
 VeloNation:
German takes his turn to beat Greipel and Cavendish over hilly Limburg
course.
 PodiumCafe:
This year's Tour de Suisse was always going to be about the younger
riders, but it has been a race of first time winners far more than ever
expected.
 CyclingNews:
The Omega Pharma-Quick Step rider finished third behind winner Theo Bos
(Blanco) and Andre Greipel (Lotto Belisol).
 VeloNews:
Mike Friedman (Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies) sprinted to second place
at the Nature Valley Grand Prix Cannon Falls Road Race Thursday night
out of a break of 16 riders.
 VeloNews:
Tibco’s Shelley Olds sprinted to within 10 seconds of the race lead
Wednesday night at the Nature Valley Grand Prix St. Paul Downtown
Criterium.
Races
& Results.
Tour de Suisse - June 8-16 (Stages & Results), Nature Valley Grand Prix - June 12-16 (Stages), 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),  VeloNews:
Jade Wilcoxson’s Optum-Kelly Benefits Strategies teammates delivered
her to a stage win in the 93-mile Cannon Falls road race at the Nature
Valley Grand Prix on Thursday.
 PEZ:
At the end of the race, Radioshack Leopard Trek’s Gregory Rast
called it 'the break of the oldies.'
The break included Bert Grabsch (37), Matt Hayman (35), Alexander
Kolobnev (32) and Rast (33).
 BikeRadar
verdict: 3 out of 5 stars. "Friendly handling and sustain speed, but
slow to get going."
 CyclingFans:
Friday's Tour de Suisse Stage 7 departs Meilen at 12:58pm CET (6:58am
U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at La Punt at around 6:40pm
CET (12:40pm U.S. Eastern). Tour de Suisse live streaming
video should get underway at around 5:10pm CET (11:10am U.S. Eastern).
 CyclingNews:
The news will be a bitter blow for the rider who has been enjoying his
best season in some time with the Swiss Professional Continental outfit.
CyclingNews:
Gregory Rast (RadioShack-Leopard) won the sixth stage of the Tour de
Suisse, bringing in another Swiss victory.
 VeloNews:
Francisco Mancebo (5-hour Energy) won a difficult third stage at the
Tour de Beauce on Thursday, which featured the steep Mont-Mégantic
climb.
Cycling
IQ: South Africa’s Team MTN-Qhubeka charged home to take first place in
today’s 25.5km Team Time Trial, overcoming a 46″ deficit incurred at
the intermediate time check (after 10.6km) to eventual
second-place-getter Champion System Pro Cyling Team. Rapha Condor JLT
finished strongly to take third.
TwistedSpoke:
As I’ve said more than once, you just never know what you’ll discover
on the roads of the Tour de France.
Rules
of the
Road
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Pat McQuaid appeared on the ‘Prime Time’ television program last
night, Thursday. The show is the flagship current affairs program by
the national broadcaster.
 CyclingWeekly:
Top-level professional cycling looks set to change from 2015, after the
Union Cycliste International (UCI) Management Committee put forward a
number of reforms, scheduled to come into action from the 2015 season.
 PodiumCafe:
French riders and teams might not own their home race, but there's a
chance they could corral the lion's share of subplots.
 VeloNation:
Jonathan Hivert takes over the lead from teammate Engoulvent after
fast, hilly stage.
 VeloNews:
Andrew Talansky (Garmin-Sharp) is cooling his jets at altitude in
Spain’s Sierra Nevada ahead of his likely Tour de France debut.
 InnerRing:
It’s 20 days since we got news of Danilo Di Luca’s EPO A-sample during
the Giro. It’s taking a long time to get the B-sample tested, no?
 CyclingNews:
Canadian secures Orica-GreenEdge's 20th win of the season.
 BikeRumor:
Following the new Edge 810/510 GPS cycling computer introductions,
looks like Garmin’s bringing out a full featured navigation model for
bicycle touring.
 DougReport:
Northwave has a bunch of interesting new products coming up including a
redesigned version of their top end Extreme Tech shoe, called the
Extreme Tech Plus, and a new cyclocross-specific shoe called the Hammer
CX.
 BikeRumor:
Spotted in the pits at Val di Sole, Colnago looks to have a new bike in
the works and word on the street is that it is 650b. Called the MC27.
 VeloNation:
Six “crucial” and five “high-priority” recommendations from “A Bright
Future for Cycling.”
 VeloNation:
Jimmy Engoulvent still leads after long break from Jay Thomson.
RedKitePrayer:
Until the emergence of Brian Cookson as a candidate for the presidency
of the UCI it seemed that Pat McQuaid was destined for a third term as
president of the UCI if for no reason other than a lack of challengers.
CyclingNews:
Dossier concerning UCI and Armstrong said to be presented today.
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 CyclingWeekly:
Irish cycling legend Stephen Roche has leaped to the defence of
embattled UCI President Pat McQuaid who is facing perhaps the most
crucial 24 hours in his eight-year tenure as the head of cycling's
governing body.
 Peloton:
There have been some strange goings-on in pro cycling recently.
 VeloNews:
Orica-GreenEdge riders will be quietly welcoming back Matt White to the
team following his controversial exit last fall.
 CyclingIQ:
Champion System Pro Cycling Team’s Zachary Bell leveraged his sprint
prowess in today’s damp and mist-enshrouded sixth stage, leading home a
group of 10 breakaway companions which included Rapha Condor JLT’s
Michael Cuming.
 BikeRumor:
When asked to describe the all new Pronto Ti race bike in a few words,
Serotta says, “Kick Ass.”
 road.cc:
This week's digest, Proviz gilets, Culprit bikes, Greg LeMond ADR kit,
Campagnolo EPS internal battery and Spanish Fulride clothing.
 Off
The Beaten Path: "Things were going well. The gravel was smooth, and
only occasionally were tree branches strewn over the road."
 BikeRadar
verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. "A lively machine that’ll serve well if you
like to blast. Not everyone will appreciate the racy handling though."
 BikeRumor:
After a Flanders roll out under team Lampre-Merida, Fulcrum’s 35mm deep
Racing Speed wheels are getting official.
 VeloNews:
Longtime Nature Valley Grand Prix (NVGP) race director David LaPorte is
continuously experimenting with different programs and race rules to
make his event accessible for both fans and racers.
VeloNation:
Yannick Martinez wins bunch sprint in Route du Sud stage one.
VeloNews:
Call it dodging a bullet. Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Sharp) has had his
share of bad luck of late, including crashing out of the Tour de Suisse
on Monday, but the Canadian is counting his blessings.
CyclingNews:
Retired Belgian facing 300,000 Euro fine and two-year ban.
CyclingNews:
Former Festina coach Antoine Vayer has cast doubt on performances
produced by Miguel Indurain and Laurent Jalabert in Grand Tours during
the 1990s, describing them as only being achievable by “mutants”.
Text
of the
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