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A Giant Down Under, Greipel Triples – 2010 Santos Tour Down Under Stage 4

The parcours for Thursday’s Stage 4 of the 2010 Santos Tour Down Under were as close to ideal for the sprinters as they come. And when the occasion arose, the fastmen did not disappoint.
Andre Greipel (Team HTC-Columbia) remained the peloton’s unsolvable puzzle as he would take the bunch sprint ahead of Australians Robbie McEwen [...]

Merckx – “I think it will be a very open Tour”

With the 2010 road cycling season set to kick-off with the Tour Down Under this weekend, the Associated Press checked in with arguably the greatest cyclist of all-time, Eddy Merckx, at a presentation in Paris for next month’s inaugural Tour of Oman, for his take on this summer’s battle in France.
Although Merckx expects the main  [...]

106th Edition of a Rivalry Renewed, Spielman Succumbs

On Saturday, the annual blood feud between The Ohio State University and the University of Michigan will take place on the gridiron in Ann Arbor, MI.
And while the outcome of The Game has been a bit one sided as of late, it is still considered the greatest rivalry in sports.
The rivalry began began in 1897, [...]

Snap Judgment – 2010 Amgen Tour of California Route

The Amgen Tour of California returns next year in May, rather than in its traditional February calendar spot with an eight-day stage race that will take participants from Nevada City to the Thousand Oaks area, home base of Amgen.  Many of the top American riders, including defending champion, Levi Leipheimer, have already announced their intentions [...]

Nothing Quite Says Famous…

…like being immortalized in wax.

I know that supposed to be Lance Armstrong, but it kind of looks like actor, Ralph Fiennes from The English Patient. Happy Friday.
Photo: Paul Hawthorne/Getty Images

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TRIPLE Exclusive: An Interview with Artist Kathleen King

It is often said that art imitates life. If that is the case, then artists need not look any further than the sport of cycling for their inspiration as it encapsulates the full spectrum of life’s travails and emotions (and sometimes in less than an hour).
Recently, I had the opportunity to speak with artist, [...]

Hope Abounds at Pelotonia

Columbus, OH – With college football season well underway, the streets of Columbus have once again turned their autumnal colors, scarlet and gray. But for a brief moment in August, those same streets were tinged green by the participants of the inaugural Pelotonia bike tour. The grass roots bike tour, which was headlined by [...]

Top 10 Reasons Lance Amstrong Did Not Win the 2009 Tour de France

As the apparent tensions, war of words, between now former Astana teammates continues to be played out in the media, we take a closer look at the final outcome of this year’s Tour de France. So without further adieu…fresh from the home office in Omaha, NE, here are the Top 10 Reasons Lance Armstrong [...]

Lance: “It’s been a very healthy experience”

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It’s Official – Team RadioShack

RadioShack Partners With Seven-Time Tour de France Winner Lance Armstrong to Form New Cycling Team in 2010

Press Release — RadioShack Corporation (NYSE: RSH) is proud to announce a partnership with seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong to form a new American Pro-Tour cycling team. Beginning in 2010, Lance Armstrong will compete for Team RadioShack [...]