31 Jul
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 […]
31 Jul
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 […]
31 Jul
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.
31 Jul
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. […]
31 Jul
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 […]
31 Jul
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.
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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 […]
30 Jul
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 […]
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