Team Garmin-Chipotle H3O grinding it out in Denmark. Left to right: Chris Sutton, Tyler Farrar, Pat McCarty and Kilian Patour.
Today was a long and boring day at the Tour of Denmark. I’ll spare you the details of the first 150 km because not much happened. Just a 3-man breakaway that ended up taking a pee […]

Canada’s Pedal Magazine interviews Ryder Hesjedal on his recent success at the Tour de France and his plans for the Olympics in Beijing.
From the Q&A
PEDAL: What were your emotions riding onto the Champs-Élysées for the first time having completed your first Tour de France and where does that compare to other cycling moments […]

Stage 2 of the Tour of Denmark is 220 km long and heads south and east from Skjern to the beautiful village of Sønderborg where the riders will finish with three laps of a 4.3 km circuit.
The stage is scheduled to start at 11:40 and finish around 16:53.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette talks to Peters Township graduate Mike Friedman about his upcoming debut at the Beijing Olympics in the Madison track event.
From the article: ” ‘In the Madison, the race is not just physical ability and how well prepared you are. There’s a lot of luck,” Friedman said. “A lot of times, there’s accidents. […]

Stuff.co.nz talks to Julian Dean about his career-best outing at this year’s Tour de France and his goals for 2009.
From the article: “Dean notched top 10 finishes in six stages of the 21-stanza tour, was ninth in the sprinters’ standings and helped his Garmin Chipotle team to fifth overall in the team standings. His […]

The Victoria Times-Colonist reports on two events that will give Victoria residents the opportunity to welcome Ryder Hesjedal home from the Tour and send him off to the Olympics.

The International Herald Tribune talks to David Millar about the “…rift between cycling’s leadership and race organizers (that) is leaving riders isolated and vulnerable in a sport already burdened by doping scandals.”
“Cycling is an easy target in that it is there is very little solidarity across the board. The prime example is the UCI-ASO […]

It was actually quite a crazy day for Denmark. For the first time ever in Denmark’s history, the flags were not even moving. It was calmer than two bricks laying in a grass field. Because of this, the race got off to a slow start — that is until a group of seven went with […]