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 CyclingFans:
Friday's Tour de France Stage 7 departs Montpellier at 12:00pm CET
(6:00am U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Albi at around
5:21pm CET (11:21am U.S. Eastern). Tour de France live
streaming video should get underway at around 2:00pm CET (8:00am U.S.
Eastern).
 PodiumCafe:
Whenever you see the name "Albi" in the TdF roadbook it can only mean
one of two things, either the race is about to enter the Pyrenees or it
is just exiting from the Pyrenees.
 CyclingNews:
Impey becomes first South African in yellow jersey.
 VeloNation:
World champion concedes that a third straight Giro Rosa victory is now
impossible.
 USACycling:
Mara Abbott racing for the USA Cycling National Development Program,
won Thursday's 73.3-kilometer fifth stage of 2013 Giro Rosa in Italy
and took over the general classification lead in the race.
 VeloNation:
Fuglsang and team rue loss of two strong riders
 road.cc:
History made again in Montpellier as Impey becomes first representative
of African nation to pull on the yellow jersey.
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 Espaņa - Aug 24-Sept 15 (Stages), UCI Road World Championships - Sept 22-29 (Races), Giro d'Italia - May 4-26 (Results)  VeloNews:
Brent Bookwalter survived a crash in the final kilometers
of Wednesday’s Tour de France stage 5. He hit another rider’s bike and
came down with several, including Christian Vande Velde.
 CyclingWeekly:
General Manager Luca Guercilena - "The principle group will be what we
have now, but there will be changes. We're on the market, but the
Cancellara classics group will be at the center of the team."
 road.cc:
Investors sought for development of “first double drive bike.”
 BikeRadar:
Scappa are set to serve the luxury end of the bicycle market with a
range of fully customisable Italian handmade carbon road and mountain
bike frames.
 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.
Rules
of the
Road
Bicycle Tutor The Bicycle Safety Guide Kid's Bicycle Safety Guide On The Road, Bicycle Safety What drivers can do to be more cyclist aware Guide to Bicycle Safety Share the Road Beginners' cycling questions answered Bicycling Beginners' Guide Pre-Ride Safety Check Bicycle Insurance Lexicon of cycling terms How To Be A Good New Rider ‘How to pee’ - for women Video: Performance Video: Get Dirty Video Downloads, races and documentaries |  CyclingNews:
There are no gifts, or so they say. A sentiment that Orica-GreenEdge's
Matt White echoed as Daryl Impey pulled on the maillot jaune at the
Tour de France, slipping on the jersey after teammate Simon Gerrans
lost his lead due to a split at the end of stage 6 in Montpellier.
 CyclingNews:
Despite suffering from a broken rib, Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin Sharp) put
on a brave face as he warmed down from the soaring temperatures of
stage 6 at the Tour de France.
 CyclingNews:
Saxo-Tinkoff manager Bjarne Riis left the Tour de France on Wednesday,
after Michael Rasmussen told the Danish paper Politiken that the 1996
Tour de France winner knew about doping on the then-CSC team in
2002.
 SBS:
He is not a good loser, and his anger was all too evident on Thursday
as a crash 34km from the finish left him playing catch-up with the
peloton, seriously hampering his chances of a second consecutive stage
win.
 VeloNews:
After the team time trial saw Tour de France heavy-hitter BMC Racing
bleed 23 seconds to Sky and leader Chris Froome, the squad finds itself
with some digging out to do as the 100th Tour barrels toward the
Pyrenees.
 InnerRing:
Every evening the Tour publishes an official bulletin with the results
and other technical information including a note of who was fined
during the day with the crimes and punishments listed.
 PodiumCafe:
Things got real at the third stage of the Giro with Marianne Vos taking
advantage of the hilly terrain to take a stagewin and start building an
advantage in the General Classification.
 Off
The Beaten Path: "I am always surprised how many cyclists are afraid of
cars and their drivers, or have downright animosity to them. I prefer
to see drivers as partners in a big game called Traffic."
 road.cc:
Look at any photos or watch any video of cycle racing from the 40s and
50s and there’s one common piece of equipment almost everyone used: an
aluminium drinking flask with a cork stopper.
 BikeRadar
verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. "A simple and robust solution for power
measurement."
 CyclingWeekly:
Among the flashy colourways of a pro team's stable of Tour bikes,
you'll always find one that's simply raw carbon.
 CyclingNews:
Christian Vande Velde (Garmin-Sharp) was among the starters on stage 6
of the Tour de France on Thursday in spite of the injuries he sustained
the previous day in a crash on final climb of the Col de la Gineste.
 CyclingNews:
Bouet out, Bouhanni and several others left battered and bruised in
Marseille.
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 road.cc:
British Cycling president says UK success can provide template for
progress at world level.
 VeloNation:
Dan Martin says American rider’s belief in him has been a major boost
to his career.
 SBS:
Danish cyclist Michael Rasmussen has told anti-doping authorities
Saxo-Tinkoff manager Bjarne Riis knew about widespread doping in his
team.
 road.cc:
News comes less than six-months before US bike maker Trek takes over
team's WorldTour license.
 DougReport:
"We made it off the island. I’m pretty sure if you were listening
closely on Monday evening, you would have heard a collective sigh of
relief from the entire Tour de France peloton."
 CyclingNews:
Cunego compares Basso rivalry to Senna and Prost. Really.
 VeloNation:
Theft of computers had threatened completion of film based around
journalist and Tour de France.
 StickyBottle:
It might have taken three years to put together, but Sean Kelly’s
autobiography ‘Hunger’ finally hit the shelves in Ireland today.
 road.cc:
Comfortable, lightweight and close-fitting bib-shorts, ideal for
warm-weather cycling. Not cheap though, with a well-displayed brand
name that some may wish to avoid.
 MBAction:
Syncros offers the minimalistic $24.99 saddle bag kit for
quick and dirty rides.
 BikeRadar:
Part of the limited edition, high-end apparel Course range, the helmet
is aimed at the everyday cyclist.
 BikeRumor:
The number of metrics you can track with your phone is ever growing.
 PodiumCafe:
Finally! A straightforward sprint stage!
Text
of the
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