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- Sep. 6, 20082008 Vuelta a España: Live Updates - Stage 7
01:32 PM: Good day and welcometo VeloNews.com's Live Coverage of the seventh stage of the 2008 Vuelta a Espana, a 223.2-kilometer race from Barbastro to a ...
Sep. 6, 2008Tropical Storm Garmin batters Univest GP
Garmin-Chipotle’s Lucas Euser rode to an epic victory in Saturday’s Univest Grand Prix in Pennsylvania, relying on a dominant team performance that drove the outcome of the race every bit as much as the soggy remnants of Tropical Storm Hanna.
After nearly four hours in ...
Sep. 6, 2008Tech Report with Lennard Zinn - Another day at EuroBike
Saturday is the last dealer day at the Eurobike show in Friedrichshafen, Germany. This is arguably not only the biggest but also the most important bike show in the world.
There is a central courtyard with freeride exhibitions surrounded by 14 separate show halls, including ...
Sep. 6, 2008Ballan moves into Vuelta lead
Alessandro Ballan (Lampre) was close all season in races he was expected to win: third in Paris-Roubaix and second in Monte Paschi Eroica and GP Ouest France-Plouay.
With the 63rd Vuelta a España’s tackling its first summit finish, everyone expected the Spanish mountain ...
Sep. 6, 2008Brendan Cornett wins Topsfield road race
Brendan Cornett (Cyclemania) found a clean line through the final corner and brought it up the short, steep finish climb to win the Topsfield road race in Massachusetts on Saturday.
Second place went to Ciaran Mangan (CCB/Volkswagen). Third spot was Brad Sheehan.
The race ...
Sep. 5, 2008La Vuelta a España: Contador, Sastre ready for the battle ahead
As the organizer of the third of the world’s three grand tours, Victor Cordero spotted a unique opportunity to turn the 2008 Vuelta a Espana into something special when Spaniard Alberto Contador won this year’s Giro d’Italia.
Barred from competing in the Tour de France, ...
- Sep. 5, 2008Readers chime in on Hamilton, O'Grady and Horner
Do you want to contribute to Mailbag, a regular feature of VeloNews.com? Here's how:Keep it short. And remember that we reserve the right to edit for grammar, length and clarity.Include your full name, hometown and state or nation.Send ...
Sep. 5, 2008Jason Sumner finishes his summer with an epic.
I’d like to tell you that this week’s headline refers to a late-summer triumph here on the ultra-competitive Boulder road racing circuit, but I can’t. No mountain bike wins either. Not even a lotto scratch ticket.
What I can say is that through twist of fate, ...
- Sep. 5, 2008Frischkorn aims to defend at Univest Grand Prix
Garmin-Chipotle’s Will Frischkorn returns to Souderton, Pennsylvania, this weekend to defend his title at the Univest Grand Prix, lining up against a top field of domestic and international teams in a race that has grown to be one of the country’s largest.
The weekend ...
Sep. 5, 2008Eurobike Day 1 photos
The Eurobike show started on Thursday in Friedrichshafen, Germany, and it is a huge show.
Here are a few interesting shots from Day 1.
Sep. 5, 2008It’s official: Sastre to Cervélo
Carlos Sastre couldn’t put it off anymore.
Despite his hope to ride the Vuelta a España without any unnecessary distractions, the rumor mill of where the 2008 Tour de France champion was going to land in 2009 was turning into just that.
To end the growing media circus, ...
- Sep. 4, 20082008 Vuelta a España: Live Updates - Stage 6
01:09 PM: Good day and welcometo VeloNews.com's Live Coverage of the sixth stage of the 2008 Vuelta a Espana, a 150.1-kilometer race from Ciudad Real to ...