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CyclingNews:
Yellow jersey stays with Orica-GreenEdge.
PodiumCafe:
After yesterday's lumpy stage and brutal finish, Stage 4 of the 2013
Giro Rosa was the longest of the race - 137km, longer than the UCI's
usual limit for stages.
CyclingNews:
BMC scored its second consecutive stage win in the Tour of Austria,
with Mathias Frank following up the victory of Thor Hushovd in a solo
effort to Alpendorf.
VeloNation:
“I think we're more than capable of doing that for the next couple of
days.”
Races
& Results.
Tour de France - June 29-July 21 (Stages & Results), Giro Rosa - June 30-July 7 (Stages & Results), Tour of Austria - June 30-July 7 (Stages & Results), USA Pro Challenge - Aug 19-25 (Stages), Vuelta a España - Aug 24-Sept 15 (Stages), UCI Road World Championships - Sept 22-29 (Races), Giro d'Italia - May 4-26 (Results) CyclingNews:
Froome is Merckx' top favorite.
CyclingNews:
World time trial champion Tony Martin has been fined 1621 Euros for
having the world champion rainbow stripes on his bike yesterday.
road.cc:
Updated Felt F1 FRD road bike was victorious on the opening stage of
the Tour de France.
StickyBottle:
Thieves broke into their campervan on the morning of the opening stage,
stealing three Apple Macbooks and an SLR camera.
PodiumCafe:
After leaving Corsica behind, the Tour still keeps the theme of hills
before a possible sprint. It looks like a day for a heartier version of
sprinter.
SteepHill:
Stage 5 start time: Wednesday 11:45 CET (2:45:00 AM PST); Earliest live
video: 13:50 CET (4:50:00 AM PST); Approximate finish: 17:26 CET
(8:26:00 AM PST).
CyclingNews:
Gerrans takes the maillot jaune with second stage win.
Rules
of the
Road
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Bouet out, Bouhanni and several others left battered and bruised in
Marseille.
CyclingTips: There's
a fascinating technical solution and a detailed production plan that
brings it all to your living room.
CyclingNews:
Cannondale rider continues his run of placing in Marseille.
VeloNation:
Lelangue agrees, but says there’s still plenty of racing ahead.
CyclingNews:
Riis said to be the center of the investigation.
TwistedSpoke:
Esprit de Corps is one of those charming French terms that’s worked its
way into the global sporting vernacular.
BikeRadar
verdict: 3.5 out of 5 stars. "Possibly the best goggles we’ve ever
tried – though you’ll need deep pockets to afford them."
CompetitiveCyclist:
It made a mockery of the UCI weight limit, and maneuvered,
particularly on high speed descents, with an easy sureness. It exceeded
the best-handling bike I've ridden to date. Talk about unexpected. The
new Orca is a showstopper.
road.cc:
José Meiffret would pass 200kph the following year, riding behind a
Mercedes-Benz 300SL.
road.cc:
Compact no-fuss top-tube bag. Slim, neat and fairly priced. Not big,
but that's its plus point.
VeloNews:
Tour de France favorite Chris Froome (Sky) and the man tipped to be his
closest challenger, Alberto Contador (Saxo-Tinkoff), both declared
themselves satisfied with their performances in Tuesday’s fourth-stage
team time trial around Nice.
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PodiumCafe:
Finally! A straightforward sprint stage!
Blazin'Saddles:
Curmudgeonly race officials showed no mercy on Tuesday after kicking
out 30-year-old Tour debutant Ted King because he finished seven
slender seconds outside the official cut-off point.
CyclingNews:
Fear of no new contract or not riding the Tour de France were
contributing factors.
Paved:
Tour de France founder Henri Desgrange was a stubborn old cuss who
didn’t suffer fools gladly, and carved a sporting event into infamy out
of the same granite resolve he wielded on riders, team managers,
sponsors and manufacturers from 1903 to his death in 1940.
PEZ:
The caravan of promotional vehicles stretched out over a kilometer or
two, with hundreds of people involved in the daily procession. There
were people dressed in every kind of costume, handing out everything
from hats, to cookies, to full loaves of bread.
CyclingNews:
Norwegian pleased with second place after getting chance to play his
own card
CyclingNews:
Schleck tested positive for the banned diuretic and masking agent
Xipamide during last year’s Tour de France in an anti-doping control
after stage 13, and received a 12 month ban.
CyclingWeekly:
When you compare the build of a sprinter against that of a climber it's
instantly obvious that they are going to need a different bike - how do
we put this politely... because there's just more of them.
PodiumCafe:
The fight is on to restore Ted King to the Tour de France.
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of the
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