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Tour de France – Stage 4 – A New Controversy?
Credit a Tweet from Robbie McEwen with starting today’s controversy theory: “I’m sure @Lancearmstrong did that on purpose to leave Cancellara in the jersey. He sat up in last 50m.” Interesting thoughts, Robbie. Armstrong and Bruyneel did say they worked yesterday to help preserve Cancellara’s yellow to avoid defending it themselves in the first week. … Continue reading
Tour de France – Breaking News
Silence-Lotto’s Thomas Dekker has been caught using EPO and has been removed from the team’s roster for the Tour. Charly Wegelius will take his place.
Liège-Bastogne-Liège – Live Stream
Click here for live coverage of today’s La Doyenne. Enjoy!
E3 Prijs Vlaanderen Harelbeke – Live Stream
Here’s a link to a Flemish live feed from the E3 Prijs. Â Enjoy! Just click here.
Dwars door Vlaanderen Preview
“Northern Europe is about to be invaded—again. Racing on more than 1850 km of some of Europe’s harshest roads, the world’s best cyclists are about to…” Forget that. Too cheesy… “Beginning tomorrow, the world’s greatest athletes will begin tackling the world’s hardest and most dangerous bike races!” Nope. Too … Continue reading
Via Roma…
To be honest, while I appreciate the history of this race, it’s never really sparked my passion. For me, it just seems a bit too predictable. Don’t get me wrong, Cancellara’s attack last year was terrific; I love to see the sprinters team’s foiled on the Via Roma. What about the distance? Yes, 294 km … Continue reading