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Clasica Ciclista San Sebastian 1. Luis Leon Sanchez Gil, (ESP), Caisse d’Epargne , 234km in 5:47:13 2. Alexandre Vinokourov, (KAZ), Astana, at 0 3. Carlos Sastre Candil, (ESP), Cervelo Test Team, at 0 4. Haimar Zubeldia Agirre, (ESP), Team Radioshack, at 34 5. Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver, (ESP), Team Katusha, at 37 6. Ryder Hesjedal, (CAN), Garmin-Transitions, at 37 7. Robert Gesink, (NED), Rabobank, at 37 8. Nicolas Roche, (IRL), Ag2r La Mondiale,... 

Message by Alastair Hamilton Race Report: The San Sebastin Classic is always a nail bitter of a race with many changes in the run in to its sea-side finish, but this year it has been made much harder with two extra climbs of the Arkale and the much feared Jaizkabel. The Tour stars were on the start line and the cream came to the top for  Read More →

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St Paul-Minneapolis jumps on the bike share bandwagon  Read More →

The International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Friday rejected Italian cyclist Davide Rebellin’s appeal against a doping charge that saw him lose his silver medal from the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. Rebellin had initially been awarded the medal after finishing second behind Spain’s Samuel Sanchez in the 245km road race. Blood and urine analysis conducted immediately after the event showed…  Read More →

After two years of speculation, a new eight-day Colorado stage race is set to roll out in August or September 2011. According sources that spoke with VeloNews on the condition of anonymity, the event will debut next year as an eight-day UCI stage race, following a schedule similar to that of the now-defunct Tour of Missouri. Lance Armstrong and representatives from Governor Bill Ritter’s office have worked …  Read More →

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Message by Edmond Hood Roadside Report: ‘Did you think it was a good Tour?’ asks Vik. I knew it was a leading question, but went along with it, ‘yes, a good Tour.’ ‘It was pathetic! I sat and watched it for three hours every day for three weeks. Menchov should have won; it was totally de-sanitized – crashes are part of bike racing. I suppose there’ll be no Paris-Roubaix next year – it’s too dangerous?’  Read More →

Message by NONE The Basque Country is characterized by two simple facts: remarkably beautiful landscape and incredibly delicious food. The simplicity of exploring the landscape – from stunning coastal roads to deserted mountainscapes – by bicycle and experiencing the pleasures of eating that is beyond an art form in this part of Europe, is to fully indulge in this Hedonist’s playground that is determined to remain true to its cultural... 

A few weeks ago, Chuck Ibis was in town as part of the Ibis Demo World Tour. It seemed like a good time for us to finally get together and do something we had talked about for — literally — years: go on a mountain bike ride together. Yeah, considering that I’ve been friends with Chuck for years and years (Ibis has been a huge supporter of Team Fatty’s fight against cancer) and have been an Ibis junkie pretty much since... 

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Amid speculation that Tour de France winner Alberto Contador is poised to join the Saxo Bank team for 2011, brothers Andy and Fränk Schleck have confirmed that they will be leaving to join a new squad based in their native Luxembourg. Frank and Andy Schleck are ready to leave the team they've ridden on for most of their careers. In an interview with the daily newspaper Le Quotidien , Tour de France runner-up Andy Schleck said that while...