Armstrong doping trial ruling looms
Cycling star Lance Armstrong will know within weeks whether he is to stand trial on doping-related charges.

Read more on Sky News Australia

Related Bicycle Posts

• Armstrong Investigators Weigh Politics, Too
• Armstrong Teammate Appears at Cycling Grand Jury
• Testing times spur legal-doping call

Contador vows to appeal ban
Puigpunyent, Spain – Tour de France champion Alberto Contador plans to appeal against the provisional one-year ban handed down to him by the Spanish cycling federation (RFEC) for failing a doping test.

Read more on Pretoria News

Related Bicycle Posts

• Contador case nearing end
• Contador cleared of doping charges
• One-year ban for Contador

Part two of two videos covering the last lap of the 2009 World Championship Mens Road Race in Mendrisio Switzerland. Commentary by Phil Liggett and Matt Keenan.

Related Bicycle Posts

• 2009 Mens World Road Cycling Championship in Mendrisio – English (1 of 2)
• Trek, Nike cooperating in cycling investigation
• Cycling: Armstrong’s lawyer criticises drug allegations

One-year ban for Contador
Spain's Alberto Contador has been handed a proposed one-year ban by the Spanish Cycling Federation for failing a doping test at last year's Tour de France.

Read more on Spalding Today

Related Bicycle Posts

• Alberto Contador has one-year ban for positive clenbuterol test overturned by Spanish National Cycling Federation
• Contador vows to appeal ban
• Contador cleared of doping charges

Cycling-Contador still motivated for season -team boss
Alberto Contador remains fully motivated despite his concerns over his provisional suspension and the threat of him missing the Tour de France, Saxo Bank team boss Bjarne Riis said on Wednesday.

Read more on Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport

Related Bicycle Posts

• Cycling-Contador on verge of third Tour de France title
• Alberto Contador defends tainted meat claim
• Cycling: Contador gifts stage win, poised to win Tour de France

Testing times spur legal-doping call
Disgraced Tour de France winner Floyd Landis has called on cycling authorities to legalize doping because he believes testers will always struggle to uncover the cheats.

Read more on The Standard

Related Bicycle Posts

• Landis wore hidden wire to aid doping probe: report
• Cycling: Landis returning to NZ
• Armstrong doping trial ruling looms

Tour de France stars in Mumbai cyclothon
Mumbai, Jan 21 (PTI) Triple winner of the Tour de France's green jersey sprinters' classification, Robbie McEwen and Elia Vivani, who represent Radioshack of the USA and Italy's top team Liquigas, are among the cyclists who will participate in a two-stage international Class I cycling race to be held in Nashik and Mumbai next month.

Read more on Press Trust of India

Related Bicycle Posts

• Cycling Fans Stay In the Race on JetBlue Airways with Access to Live 2010 Tour de France Coverage on VERSUS
• Contador cleared of doping charges
• 2009 Mens World Road Cycling Championship in Mendrisio – English (2 of 2)

Danish cyclist tests positive for clenbuterol
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — The Danish Cycling Federation says cyclist Philip Nielsen tested positive for clenbuterol during last year's Tour of Mexico.

Read more on Greenwich Time

Related Bicycle Posts

• Contador vows to appeal ban
• One-year ban for Contador
• Spain could take months to reach decision in Alberto Contador’s doping case

Armstrong defiant on doping practice claims
Lance Armstrong talks to the media ahead of the Tour Down Under. Lance Armstrong said yesterday he was losing no sleep despite the threat of a federal investigation into alleged doping practices casting a cloud over his stunning career.

Read more on Times of Malta

Related Bicycle Posts

• Armstrong doping trial ruling looms
• Testing times spur legal-doping call
• Armstrong to end international career Down Under

Chris Anker Sørensen Sees Great Opportunities at Vuelta
imber, Chris Anker Sørensen is in the line-up for the Vuelta a Espana which is starting 20th August ending 11th September 2011 and the Dane is satisfied with the route which was unveiled yesterday.

Read more on Daily Peloton

Related Bicycle Posts

• Stuart O’Grady, recovered from ski injuries, to start Tour Down Under
• Stuart O’Grady remaining optimistic despite ‘huge crash’ while skiing
• O’Grady signs on with the Schlecks

This video showes the beauty of cycling... Pain, suffering, struggling, training and wictory. These are some clips from the tour de france and other races.

Related Bicycle Posts

• Green Edge latest to chase cycling grail
• Levi Leipheimer 2005 Cycling Video Montage
• Cycling champion Lance Armstrong drops into Vermont for a spin: Cycling champ drops in for a spin

Alberto Contador verdict faces further delay
By Alasdair Fotheringham

Read more on Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News

Related Bicycle Posts

• Contador vows to appeal ban
• One-year ban for Contador
• Cycling-Contador still motivated for season -team boss

Green Edge latest to chase cycling grail
Australia's latest bid for a team at the Tour de France will be known as Green Edge Cycling.

Read more on BigPond News

Related Bicycle Posts

• Cycling The Wonderful Sport
• Armstrong’s cycling team to appear before disciplinary hearing
• Cycling

Stuart O’Grady, recovered from ski injuries, to start Tour Down Under
Stuart O’Grady (Team Leopard-Trek) has recovered from skiing injuries and will start the Santos Tour Down Under later this month, the race organizers announced Thursday. “O’Grady is a household name in Australia, and cycling fans will be delighted to know that he is returning to the race this month with his new outfit Team Leopard-Trek,” race

Read more on Velo News

Related Bicycle Posts

• Stuart O’Grady remaining optimistic despite ‘huge crash’ while skiing
• O’Grady settles tax dispute
• Armstrong to end international career Down Under

Part one of two videos covering the last lap of the 2009 World Championship Mens Road Race in Mendrisio Switzerland. Commentary by Phil Liggett and Matt Keenan.

Related Bicycle Posts

• 2009 Mens World Road Cycling Championship in Mendrisio – English (2 of 2)
• Trek, Nike cooperating in cycling investigation
• Cycling: Armstrong’s lawyer criticises drug allegations

Lance Armstrong pulls out of NZ multisport race
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong won't compete in a New Zealand triathlon next month because of a sore left knee.

Read more on Stuff

Related Bicycle Posts

• Armstrong retires from cycling at age 39
• Lance Armstrong’s Rotorua entry out of the blue
• Armstrong to end international career Down Under