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| Jul 31 |
 Marcel Kittel won a
close fought sprint to take stage 4 of the Tour de France from Le
Touquet-Paris-Plage to Lille. The German managed to edge out Alexander Kristoff
and Arnaud Demare
to seal his third stage win of the race, while race leader Vincenzo Nibali
enjoyed another relatively quiet day in the saddle. (cyclingnews.com)
July 8, 2014  The
29-year-old Briton was knocked over after two riders touched in the
peloton and one swerved into him, sending him down on his left side.
(velonews.com)
July 8, 2014  Peter Sagan is known
for his excellent bike-handling skills but today the Slovakian went
down in a crash near the finish. Admitting that it was his own fault,
the Slovakian was pleased with his fourth place that allowed him to
score important points for the points competition. (cyclingquotes.com)
July 8, 2014  American
Tour de France contenders Andrew
Talansky and Tejay
van Garderen warmed down and recovered on the rollers
after Tuesday's fourth stage to Lille but like much of the peloton,
their thoughts were already fixed on Wednesday's fifth stage from Ypres
to Porte du Hainault close to the Arenberg Forest. (cyclingnews.com)
July 8, 2014  The
Lotto-Belisol rider crashed at a roundabout with two of his team-mates.
The incident happened less than 30km from the finish in the day's
163.5km stage from Le Touquet-Paris-Plage to Lille. While Lars Bak and Bart De Clercq were
able to continue, it was game over for Henderson.
(sbs.com.au)
July 8, 2014  Wednesday's Tour de
France Stage 5 departs Ypres at 1:45pm CET (7:45am U.S. Eastern) and is
expected at the finish at Arenberg Porte du Hainaut at around 5:18pm
CET (11:18am U.S. Eastern). Tour de France live streaming video
should get underway at around 1:45pm CET (7:45am U.S. Eastern).
(cyclingfans.com)
July 8, 2014  Kennaugh holds onto
race lead on the Kitzbüheler Horn. (cyclingnews.com)
July 8, 2014  Polivoda hangs on to
overall lead. (cyclingnews.com)
July 8, 2014
2014
Races
& Results.
Tour de France - July 5-27 (Stages & Results), Giro d'Italia Femminile - July 4-13 (Stages & Results), Tour of Austria - July 6-13 (Stages & Results), Tour of Qinghai Lake - July 6-19 (Stages & Results), La Course Tour de France - July 27 (Route), Tour de Pologne - Aug 3-9 (Stages), Tour of Utah - Aug 4-10 (Stages), USA Pro Challenge - Aug 18-25 (Stages), Vuelta a España - Aug 23-Sept 14 (Stages), Tour de Suisse - June 14-22 (Results), Giro d'Italia - May 9 - June 1 (Results), UCI Road World Championship - Sept 20-27 (Stages). July 8, 2014  The
physics graduate, motocross racer, frame-builder, mountain
bike pioneer, component, wheel and tire designer and Trek
consultant talks about the joy of bread and his attachment to
technology.
(cyclingweekly.co.uk)
July 8, 2014  Are
you more of a sprinter, a climber or a plain old rouleur? You may think
it comes down to your natural muscle make-up, but Cyclist reveals it’s
not what you’ve got, it’s how you use it. (cyclist.com.au)
July 8, 2014  The
story of a rider squeezed out of the sport for daring to not toe the
company line. (podiumcafe.com)
July 8, 2014  Five-star
rated app features GPS data from the riders, news, mapping, commentary
and more. (bikeradar.com)
July 8, 2014 July 7, 2014 |  World
champion retains the pink jersey. (cyclingnews.com)
July 8, 2014  Wednesday's
stage five can be regarded as a mini 'Paris-Roubaix' and should shake
up the overall classification. (cyclingweekly.co.uk)
July 8, 2014  Pretenders.
Out of their element. That’s how some of the biggest names in cycling
will feel as they toe the line in Ypres on Wednesday, staring down the
barrel of a mini Paris-Roubaix, armed only with skinny arms, big lungs,
and hope — always hope — that they won’t crack like eggs against the
stones. (velonews.com)
July 8, 2014  "One
of the great things about the Tour de France is the amount of coverage
and content available. This includes podcasts. I’m a fan of podcasts as
you can listen while doing something else and the way they are recorded
means analysis and debate of the day’s racing as opposed to live
coverage." (inrng.com)
July 8, 2014  Looks
like Yorkshire has absolutely berserk with their support. 200 Million
lining the roads on stage 1 alone. How many of these 200,000 Million
will be complaining again next week about cyclists on the road?
(wednesdaylegs.wordpress.com)
July 8, 2014  Irishman
says team has increased motivation due to Spaniard’s strong form.
(cyclingtips.com.au)
July 8, 2014  "Stage
four of the Giro Rosa was as close as we get to rest days in women's
cycling; after three hard road stages I think everyone sub-consciously
wanted one too." (cyclingnews.com)
July 8, 2014  Dave Brailsford has
been forced to reiterate that he is fully focussed on helping Brit Chris Froome win the
Tour de France, after Sky’s manager claimed he wanted to win the race
with a Frenchman in the future. (cyclingquotes.com)
July 8, 2014  "What
started out as an idea for a simple tire lever that wouldn’t break
ended up, with the thinking time afforded by a transatlantic flight,
becoming a rather clever multitool that packs in the essentials plus a
few bonuses we’re not used to seeing." (bikerumor.com)
July 8, 2014  In
cycling terms, Specialized reckons you can save around 70 seconds on
average over 40km by shaving your legs. (bikeradar.com)
July 8, 2014  "I
really love that Finish Line so thoroughly believes in this gizmo that
they sell it empty so that you can add your favorite lube."
(redkiteprayer.com)
July 8, 2014 
It’s time for the biggest women’s stage race of the year, the Giro
Rosa, running from 4th to 13th July, the only women’s race that the UCI
allow to run for ten days – and this year it’s extra special, as it’s
the 25th iteration of the women’s Giro. (prowomenscycling.com)
July 8, 2014  Anna
Weltman: "I
am looking for PARTICIPANTS to be in a Research Study that I am
conducting, for my Master's thesis in Sport Psychology. My thesis is on
cyclists who crash
and what it takes to get them back on the bike after they have
recovered." (dougreport.com)
July 8, 2014 |  Will enjoyed a
successful career as a top-level racer — culminating in the 2008 Tour
de France, where he missed victory by only inches in stage 3 of that
year’s race. More notably, Frischkorn
was a clean racer throughout his career. Realizing that he would never
reach the very top level of riders in the pro peloton, he walked away
from the sport when he was 29 years old — which many consider to be
about the prime age for pro cyclists. (velonews.com)
July 8, 2014  "It’s
funny how many people have asked if I’ll be racing the Tour de France
this year. They probably don’t realize that there are 29 guys on the
team, and only nine get to start the Tour (we capitalize Tour as if
it’s a religious reference)." (velonews.com)
July 8, 2014  Unsurprisingly,
Marcel Kittel
won the fourth stage of the 2014 Tour de France. Surprisingly, however,
it wasn’t straightforward at all. (cyclingweekly.co.uk)
July 8, 2014  Mark Cavendish is
livid with Katusha fastman Alexander
Kristoff’s claims that Cavendish
crashed on purpose during the first stage of the Tour de France.
(cyclingquotes.com)
July 8, 2014  Andy Schleck has
been forced to abandon the Tour de France after the injuries he
sustained in a crash on stage 3 ruled him out of starting Tuesday’s
stage to Lille. (cyclingnews.com)
July 8, 2014  On
Wednesday morning, the Tour de France peloton will dot itself across
the north of France and Belgium, rolling over battlefields of the Great
War and by plain white crosses with no names. It’s been 100 years since
the start of a war that killed 16 million people. (velonews.com)
July 8, 2014  London-based
researchers said there was no correlation between cycling and ED, nor
was there a connection between the sport and infertility, according to
a new study. However, there was a slight increase in the risk of
prostate cancer in cyclists over 50. (nydailynews.com)
July 8, 2014  In
one of the stages of the Tirreno-Adriatic race in 2013, there was a 27
percent gradient. That’s pretty steep for a race. Many cyclists would
just have to walk their bike up such an incline. But how steep is too
steep? (wired.com)
July 8, 2014  Just
over two years ago, Zak
Dempster won the Tour Series round in Woking. Yesterday,
he sprinted alongside the sport’s fastest on The Mall to complete his
third Tour de France stage, the latest step in the Australian’s rise
through the ranks. (cyclingweekly.co.uk)
July 8, 2014  Both
Trek and Scott have issued safety recalls on a number of mid priced
bicycles sold between 2011-2013 with SR Suntour Suspension Forks.
According to the notice, the fork dropouts can break. All told, Scott
is recalling 5,200 bikes, while Trek is recalling 120,000.
(bikerumor.com)
July 8, 2014  Are
the events we saw at the recent Critérium du Dauphiné a thing of the
past at the Tour? (sbs.com.au)
July 8, 2014  Roman Kreuziger said
Tuesday that he believes in justice after a pending anti-doping inquiry
due to biological passport abnormalities stopped him from taking part
in the 2014 Tour de France. (velonews.com)
July 8, 2014 July 7, 2014 |
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