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 CyclingFans:
Sunday's Tour de France Stage 15 departs Givors at 10:35am
CET (4:35am
U.S. Eastern) and is expected at the finish at Mont Ventoux at around
5:18pm CET (11:18am U.S. Eastern). Tour de France live
streaming video
should get underway at around 2:00pm CET (8:00am U.S. Eastern).
 CyclingNews:
Radioshack Leopard confident before Bastille Day.
 CyclingNews:
Breakaway goes to the line in Lyon.
 road.cc:
Also, Pierre Rolland and Chris Froome look forward to tomorrow's climb
of Mont Ventoux... Daniel Lloyd has the video preview.
 VeloNews:
Emperor Froome need not fear a rebel alliance: There are too many
factions.
 BikeRadar:
Why do so many riders have the same finish time? They can't all cross
the line together surely?
Races
& Results.
Tour de France - June 29-July 21 (Stages & Results), USA Pro Challenge - Aug 19-25 (Stages), Vuelta a Espańa - Aug 24-Sept 15 (Stages), UCI Road World Championships - Sept 22-29 (Races), Giro d'Italia - May 4-26 (Results)  CyclingIQ:
By way of a monstrous 34.8km climb from 2’739m to 4’117m, Continental
Team Astana’s Yevgeniy Nepomnyachshiy realized his first stage win in a
UCI professional event.
 CyclingNews:
First time on a downhill bike for skills training.
 road.cc:
Now a 7km journey takes half as long as by car or bus, and cyclist
numbers have quintupled
 CyclingNews:
Yellow jersey wearer Froome loses 1:09.
 CyclingIQ:
Robert Förster (United Healthcare Pro Cycling) was first to descend
from the great heights.
 VeloNation:
Team continues to solidify around Andre Greipel, de Clercq also looking
to possible GC goals.
 RCUK:
Mark Cavendish (Omega Pharma-QuickStep) believes Marcel Kittel
(Argos-Shimano) is “the next big superstar in sprinting” after watching
the German claim his third stage of the 100th Tour de France.
 SBS:
To reach the start line of the Tour de France – currently underway – is
an incredible feat in itself for any professional cyclist. It is the
culmination of years of dedicated training and competition. So, how is
a training plan structured to prepare for Le Tour?
 road.cc:
Four-rotor chopper gets off the ground and stays there long enough to
nab cash.
 BikeRumor:
"When SRAM introduced the new Red 22 Hydro R groups, I think it’s safe
to say the disc brake stole the show."
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 |  PodiumCafe:
The Ventoux stage is perhaps the most straightforward of the remaining
challenges as the riders face a long fairly simple approach to the
final climb of the Giant of Provence.
 VeloNews:
There are those who are happy to compete and be part of the
conversation near the end of the race. And then there are those who
expect to win, and are disappointed with third place in a maiden Tour
de France.
 PodiumCafe:
With almost unmatched versatility, Michal Kwiatkowski is a rider to
watch for the future. Nay, he is a rider to watch for the present..
 VeloNews:
Nairo Quintana sat on the steps of the Movistar bus Saturday morning,
answering questions before a wall of microphones.
 CyclingNews:
Sergeant unhappy with Greipel, thieves strike and more...
Dan
Martin relaxed about missing stage thirteen break, believes gains could
be outweighed by losses.
 VeloNation:
“Those guys had a really hard ride…I felt really fresh at the finish,
really good.”
 CyclingNews:
Last two climbs feature tricky, fast descents.
 CyclingNews:
Further sanction to be decided this week.
 CyclingWeekly:
Sky's slip-up yesterday in the Tour de France, where Chris Froome lost
one minute in the wind-swept stage to Saint-Amand-Montrond, seems more
a case of legs than tactics.
 CyclingNews:
Spaniard loses ten minutes after breaking wheel.
 DougReport:Several
of pro cycling’s top women, including multiple-discipline world
champion Marianne Vos and Emma Pooley, as well as Ironman champion
Chrissie Wellington, have sent a letter and online petition to Tour de
France boss Christian Prudhomme, asking him to include women in the
race, starting in 2014.VeloNews:
 road.cc:
“It was done with the best interests."
 VeloNation:
“Cavendish is desperate for stages. There will be a real drive today by
his team to get a stage win with him.”
 Peloton:
With the toughest part of the three weeks still to come, the big
question at this 100th Tour de France is: Will Chris Froome score a
blow-out victory, or will he (or more critically his team) blow up and
allow one of his many rivals to challenge for the yellow jersey?
 Off
The Beaten Path: "I love Berlin, especially the neighborhoods away from
the tourist bustle. It’s so down-to-earth and accessible."
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 StickyBottle:
Tomorrow’s stage of the Tour de France will see the riders tackle one
of the most iconic climbs in the race, Mont Ventoux.
 road.cc:
Organizers ASO enlist help of teams' and riders' social media channels
to help get safety message across.
 Bicycling:
Bernard Hinault reflects on the arrival of American cycling, the
meaning of happiness, and what really happened during the fabled Tour
of 1986.
 VeloNews:
It rises alone, its greatness unencumbered by company, like an enormous
ship at sea.
 VeloNews:
The Tour de France closed its second week on Saturday in Lyon with its
first successful breakaway. It was not easy this year with three sprint
teams, a team for Peter Sagan, and the GC race to consider.
 SBS:
Cadel Evans moved up two places in the overall classification on Stage
13 of the Tour de France, but was happy to simply not concede ground on
a day that saw Alejandro Valverde lose more than 10 minutes, and slip
out of the race's top-10.
 BikeRumor:
Developed and built in Calgary, Alberta (Canada), Energy Labs aero road
bike wheels use a few interesting and unique designs and build
techniques to bring things in at an affordable price.
 road.cc:
The E-Case Waterproof Mobile Phone Case might look like your protractor
and compasses should be inside it, but it's actually a gem of a phone
protector.
 VeloNews:
Geraint Thomas spun slowly on the trainer, staring down at his top
tube. Ian Stannard was soon joined him, taking long sips from a bottle.
No one, not even the press, said a word.
 road.cc:
"First of all I’m a bikie," says British Cycling's top man.
 Bicycling:
Ever-enthusiastic Daniel Mangeas began announcing the race in 1974.
 VeloNation:
Solomennikov, Maikin and Ovechkin provide positive A samples for
unnamed substance.
Text
of the
USADA Report
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