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Vuelta a España
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Sunday, September 7

Deutschland Tour
Deutschland Tour ends with eight.

Vuelta a España
Stage seven of the 63rd Vuelta a España reshapes the overall. Re-live the action with our live report.

Coppa Placci
The 58th Coppa Placci ends in a small bunch kick.

Holland Ladies Tour
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More photos from stage four.

Saturday, September 6

Tour of Britain
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The 5th Tour of Britain kicks off tomorrow in London – read the race preview

Tour of the Murray River
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Stave 11 and stage 12 results from the Tour of the Murray River.

Tech - Euro Bike: Part 3
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Images from Euro Bike.

Tech - Euro Bike: Part 2
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Ben Atkins reveals the latest from the Italian builders in Germany.

Tour of Thailand
Tour of Thailand stage 2, stage 3 and stage 4 results.

Chavanel Vuelta diary
Sylvain Chavanel enjoyed the rest day in yellow, but only got one golden jersey.

Sunderland Vuelta diary
Scott Sunderland uses the diary to talk a bit about his upcoming plans.

Deutschland Tour
A break again decides stage 7.

Friday, September 5

Vuelta a España
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The first rest day gives us a chance to reflect what happened in the first week.

Tech - Euro Bike: Part 1
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Ben Atkins reveals the latest from MET, Sportful and Vittoria.

Tech - Project Bike
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James Huang sets up a Scott Spark ultralight XC racer.

Vuelta a España
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Another lead change in a not so dull flat stage.

Holland Ladies Tour
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Full results & photos from Stage 3.

Deutschland Tour
A small group gets away to spoil the day for the others.

Tour of the Murray River
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The latest photos and results from Stage 9, Stage 8 and Stage 7.

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Cyclingnews has provided detailed coverage on the major issues to hit cycling over the past year. Please see the links below to go to a full archive of all reporting on these important stories:

• Operación Puerto - Coverage starts May 22, 2006. This major investigation in Spain caused huge disruption to the 2006 Tour de France, and put the careers of riders such as Jan Ullrich and Ivan Basso on hold. The case is certain to continue.

• UCI vs. Grand Tours - Coverage starts February 1, 2005. The Union Cycliste Internationale has galvanised the three powerful owners of the world's Grand Tours - the Giro, the Tour and Vuelta - in opposition to its ProTour plans, with TV rights the stumbling block.

• Floyd Landis case - On July 27, 2006, it was revealed that Tour de France winner Floyd Landis had returned a positive test for an abnormal ratio of testosterone: epitestosterone in an anti-doping test conducted after his victory in stage 17 of the Tour de France.

• L'Equipe allegations
-Coverage starts on August 23, 2005.

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Saturday, September 6
First Edition Cycling News - Riis respects Sastre, Sunderland decisions, Vroomen confirms Sastre signing, Tour de Georgia unlikely for 2009, Broken Barredo leaves Vuelta, Bettini helps Worlds tickets boom, Chavanel's Vuelta diary: A golden rest day, Milram in a good moo-d, Augé takes second Deutschland win, Musiol secures D-Tour mountain title, Teutenberg takes 20, London to Liverpool, British tour ready to roll, Virgin Blue aiming for Citi victory
Friday, September 5
Cycling News Flash - UPDATED: Sastre signs with Cervélo Test Team, Sunderland too
MTB News & Racing Round-up - Tahoe-Sierra last NUE stop, Olympians headline next Swisspower Cup, Bikes Belong awards grants, IMBA hiring new Trail Care Crew, Tour de France organizers go off road, New partner for Diablo Park, Bennett & Gordon lead Aussie attack on Crocodile Trophy, Fort William hosting downhill enduro, Gunn-Rita diary, Tour of the White Mountains changes, Rivers Edge Marathon, Highland Fling sells out
Latest Cycling News - Vuelta rest day wrap: Change the only stable thing, Hamburg Cyclassics: One for the sprinters?, 'Show me' the racing in Missouri, Kupfernagel hammers German national coach, Tour de l'Avenir starts, Univest GP attracts top young talent, NRC supremacy all but decided, 'Riding for Deaf Schools' fundraiser announced
First Edition Cycling News - World Champion shows fine form, Boonen crashes in Vuelta, Sastre calls conference, "Time to say goodbye", Gerdemann angry at "liar" Veikkanen, Wichmann surprises, New leader in Holland, Garcia out with tendonitis, Barredo suffering in Spain, Provisional South African worlds team, An Post looks to deliver in Britain, San Francisco twilight race, Two weeks to Goulburn
Thursday, September 4
MTB News & Racing Round-up - Second World Cup win for Kalentieva while Naef silences critics, Buchanan wins at home, Minnaar & Mosely triumph, Kabush's epic intercontinental weekend, NMBS final winners crowned in Brian Head, Eatough nabs win as women steal show at Shenandoah 100, Zander sweeps at Laddies Loppet, Youngest winner yet at Birkebeinerrittet, Nielsen appointed Danish Champion, Lehikoinen injured again
Latest Cycling News - Chavanel: "I want the jersey", First 2009 Tour de France route leaks, Returning from the shadows: Manolo Saiz, 2009 Vuelta to tackle La Redoute, 'Cyclones' announced for Worlds, Fröhlinger's tip from Gerdemann, Doping tests in Spain and Germany, Wild and Worrack top in Holland, Den Bakker retires, Astana and Caisse d'Epargne line up for Cyclassics, Le Tour de Québec launch
First Edition Cycling News - Time trial produces new Vuelta leader, Sastre denies Katusha signing, Rainy sprint decides Deutschland Tour stage, Belgian wins Memorial Rik Van Steenbergen Aartselaar, Voss to Milram, Colavita-Sutter Home to Missouri, Cheerwine to take hiatus, Roadie Van Gilder signs with 'cross team, Field packed for London Grand Prix, Australian cycling coach headed to trial
Wednesday, September 3
Latest Cycling News - Hamilton moving on, Cunego not down but out, First season win for Milram rider, German leads in Holland, Milram will ride on Focus bikes next year, Introducing cycling school that made Rubiera, Cycle Touring Legend Killed in Greece, BMC names Brent Graves as Chief of Operation
First Edition Cycling News - Hungry Italian gets Vuelta revenge, Sastre fine after Vuelta crash, Belgium names Devolder, Hoste for Worlds, Source: Beltrán's B sample positive, Boom to concentrate on road after '08, Joe's professional status looking Jittery, TIBCO signs Aaron's firepower, Garmin-Chipotle leads Univest lineup, HealthNet-Maxxis dominate as NRC end nears
Tuesday, September 2
Latest Cycling News - Katusha aims big for 2009, Contador survives hot Vuelta day, Sastre takes small step towards Tour-Vuelta double, Bettini tries to shake Beijing memories, Haselbacher on Gerolsteiner's end, Milram takes shape, Equipe looking to build on success
First Edition Cycling News - Belgian grabs Vuelta stage, Boonen punished for driving offences, Italian delighted with D-Tour win, Van Poppel signs with Cervélo, Nijland hangs up the bike, Finning, Dennis claim Murray stages
Monday, September 1
Latest Cycling News - Katusha confirms McEwen, Hamilton moves on with national title, Another USPRO podium for Pate, Saxo Bank to ride Specialized in 2009, CSC-Saxo Bank signs Bellis, It's Miller's time, Castaño signs with Kec Pro Sport, British Columbia Cyclo-cross starting
First Edition Cycling News - Italian takes Irish Tour, Martínez: Nothing ventured, nothing gained, Sastre sees a strong Valverde, Milram extends, Duggan makes racing return in US national time trial, 2009 US Pro Championship location announced, De Jongh eyeing Worlds, Thiery wins Rüebliland, Injured Lehikoinen looks towards next season, Olympic Heroes celebrated at Salford Nocturne, Kemp repeats on rainy day
Sunday, August 31
First Edition Cycling News - Italian takes lead on dicey Vuelta opener, Demol leaves Quick Step for Astana, German makes comeback in home Tour, Caucchioli fights for D-Tour stage, Menchov abandons in Germany, US time trial battle comes down to seconds, Lead changes hands in Ireland, Klöden says 'nein' to national team, Colorado team needs category three riders
Saturday, August 30
First Edition Cycling News - Cavendish to race Missouri, Aussie ends drought in Germany, Sunderland's Vuelta diary, Stamsnijder, Garate to Rabobank, Volksbank adds Corratec as sponsor, UCI re-signs five ProTour races, Hour record holder positive for doping, Duclos-Lassalle extends, Team Type 1, Kelly Benefit Strategies/Medifast for US Pro, Doppmann retires, Join the Cyclingnews team
Friday, August 29
Latest Cycling News - Sastre tips Contador for Vuelta glory, Devolder sticks with Quick Step, Cavendish takes over sprinters' title, Richeze fires back after warning, Sánchez ranks Olympic gold above all, Olympic Madison champions back home, Join the Cyclingnews team
First Edition Cycling News - Milram to provide parachute for Gerolsteiner, Vuelta to test for CERA, use passports, Sørensen out of D-Tour, Kohl finds new team, Euskaltel to fight for Vuelta stages, Milram fielding young team for Vuelta, State of the Peloton part three: the up and comers, Pannone to sponsor Salford Nocturne, Join the Cyclingnews team: North American production editor, Australia sales manager
Thursday, August 28
Cycling News Flash - Cervélo forms TestTeam, parts with CSC
Latest Cycling News - Gerolsteiner to dissolve, Greipel happy with Eneco, Baldato bows out, Astana looks to Klöden in Vuelta, Oss and Guarnieri for Liquigas, Ullrich still waiting, Tinkoff looks for Vuelta stage wins, Olano: Sastre and Contador are favourites, Cordero: "The Vuelta will be the Tour", Bernucci with Team Cinelli-OPD, State of the Peloton: Future Australia seeks Online Sales Manager
MTB News & Racing Round-up - Absalon repeats while Spitz completes dream, Canberra World Cup will showcase Aussie riders, Inside Canberra's grueling course, Dahle Flesjå forced to pass on Canberra, TransWales ends with close battle, Epic battles expected at NMBS Finals, NUE Series stops in Virginia, White Mountains opens new trails, Inaugural Nelson's Creek MTB Festival set, River's Edge to host US Southeast Marathon Championships, Barbara Howe diary: A late start and a new beginning, In the Beijing pits
First Edition Cycling News - Spaniard sprints sans-saddle to Eneco win, Cavendish returns in Ireland Tour, Quick Step wants better Vuelta, North American peloton in flux, Evans stays with Silence-Lotto, Renshaw heads to Columbia, Ciolek undecided, Equal prizes at Planet Bike Cup, Join the Cyclingnews team
Wednesday, August 27
Latest Cycling News - D-Tour: Something for everyone, Gerdemann doesn't see himself as favourite, Team line-ups, Litu Gómez heads to D-Tour with confidence, Martin leads Irish challenge in home tour, Di Luca on Worlds hunt, Basso concludes training vacation, Zaugg to Liquigas, Gerolsteiner to the Vuelta, Rene Mandri back in action, Online production editor required
First Edition Cycling News - Teams converge on Spain, Popovych can exact revenge, Netherlands positive after inspection, Norwegian makes amends, Britons invited to beat Hoy, Leipheimer to address Hall of Fame, New sponsor for Karpin-Galicia, Heroes, Villains and Velodromes: Chris Hoy and Britain's track revolution, Cyclingnews.com online production editor required - America
Tuesday, August 26

Latest Cycling News - Cavendish leads Ireland charge, Team Type 1 ready to contest Irish Tour, Kreuziger and Vande Velde at Tour of Missouri, Leukemans eligible to ride again, Rohregger: staying or going?, Another Russian win at GP tell, Caisse for Deutschland Tour, Inaugural bike race in US capital, Cyclingnews.com online production editor required - America
First Edition Cycling News - Plouay gets new hero, Westphal: A surprised surprise winner, Contador focused on Spanish glory, Valverde to lead Caisse d'Epargne, Germans announce long Worlds list, Lund gets CSC-Saxo Bank extension
Monday, August 25
Latest Cycling News - French stars race to cycling's heartland, Ardila Cano tops Regio Tour climbs, Drought is over for Niermann, Dekker feels damaged, Elijzen out with cut knee, Worrack and Nürnberger dominate in Albstadt, Tinkoff wants good season end, Vuelta a Venezuela with coastal kick-off, USA Cycling supports art from recycled bike parts
First Edition Cycling News - Regio Tour ends in tight battle, Boonen ready to take on La Vuelta, Astana revs its engines in Spain, Sponsor Bissell takes over team ownership, Racers want Regio to continue, Martens hoping for Worlds selection, John Doe v. USADA lawsuit dismissed, CPA calls for unpaid wage action
Sunday, August 24
First Edition Cycling News - MTB wraps up Olympic cycling, New leader in Eneco Tour, Volunteers scramble to cover Regio doping controls, French stars head to cycling's heartland, Wegelius to Silence-Lotto?, Klöden to skip D-Tour for Vuelta, Cars trouble pro peloton, Llaneras to fly Spanish flag in closing ceremony
Saturday, August 23
First Edition Cycling News - Greipel scores 10th win, Hinault has good ride in Limousin, Judges overturn Regio Tour stage result, World Cup heads to Plouay, Rise of the British track empire, Airline tragedy strikes cycling world, Team line ups for Plouay, British champ to lead team in Tour of Britain
Friday, August 22
Latest Cycling News - World Champion Sauser readies for the Olympics, ProTour: Bouncing back or lame duck?, Efimkin out of Vuelta, Vandenbergh confirmed to Katusha, Australia's BMX team unlucky in Beijing, Dornbusch leaves national women's team for Equipe Nürnberger, Line-ups for upcoming races, Jelly Belly Pro Cycling Team signs Reijnen
First Edition Cycling News - Olympic mountain bikers tackle tougher course, Karpin-Galicia becomes Xacebeo, Cummings escapes to win, Davis joins Quick Step early, New team for Sastre?, Gates to retire, start youth foundation, Reus hoping for 2009 return, Tour of Ireland set for second edition, Chris Thater next stop for USA Crits
Thursday, August 21
Latest Cycling News - Evans out of Vuelta, Surgery for optimistic Terpstra, Rain causes Olympic schedule changes, Equipe Nürnberger in weekend races, Vandenbergh to Katusha?, Hectic travels for Jennings, Clarke threatens Murray Tour upset, Opportunity for a once-in-a-lifetime Olympic-style experience
MTB News & Racing Round-up - McConneloug keeps the balance, Deho & Cattaneot win TransRockies, Bishop & Stevenson set Georgia on fire, Kamloops race offers equal payouts, CTC & IMBA team for UK Conference, Jeep 48STRAIGHT kicks off, Brisbane gets 8hr race, Mountain X goes indoors, Ötztal Vertical Hunt tries new format, Lacondeguy does double back flip for win
First Edition Cycling News - Prologue kicks off Eneco Tour, Roche signs with AG2R La Mondiale, Sonye wins motions against Leogrande lawsuit, BikeNZ road coach resigning, AG2R for GP Ouest-France Plouay, Catskills get new race, Valley Preferred Cycling Center to host season finale, Women's racing clinics successful in Portland, Cycling teaches Missouri children geography
Wednesday, August 20
Latest Cycling News - No Vuelta defence for Menchov, Irishman breaks through in Limousin, Zubeldia thanks team and fans, Sastre focused on tasks ahead, Duggan back on the road, Weylandt hit by car in Spain, Regio Tour with another wet presentation, Rich prefers car, Olympic heroes to appear at Salford Nocturne
First Edition Cycling News - An emotion charged sprint final saw Great Britain triumph over arch rivals, Zabel to skip Deutschland, BMX awaits Olympic destiny, Argentina lands knockout blow, Sprints and Classics
Tuesday, August 19
Latest Cycling News - Stapleton analyses UCI world calendar announcement, Regio Tour Back to its roots, Sánchez honoured in Basque country, Sprint finals set, Kohl considering "five or six" offers, Riders coming, going and staying put, USA Cycling National Racing Calendar Standings, Star Crossed – nightime cyclo-cross opens North American Cyclocross Trophy
First Edition Cycling News - Britain's Aussie track mastermind feels for home squad, Bronzed Roulston aiming for more Beijing glory, UCI names World Championship numbers, Evans to lead Silence-Lotto at Vuelta, UCI won't introduce life bans…yet, New doping test proposed for Deutschland Tour, Euskaltel Euskadi re-signs Astarloza, Skil-Shimano chasing Dutch talent
Monday, August 18
Latest Cycling News - Feedback given to UCI world cycling calendar announcement, Team pursuit ends with world record, Zubeldia to Astana, Columbia dominates Route de France, Women's points race marred by crash, Bahati and Miller new US Pro crit champs, Teams announce line-ups for the week, Hayles out for revenge at Salford Nocturne
Cycling News Flash - UCI announces launch of 'world calendar'
First Edition Cycling News - Britain's Olympic track success continues, World & Olympic track records broken in Beijing, Bayley unsure of cycling future, US national racing calendar problems persist, Utah winner decided by one-second, Pucinskaite reflects on her Olympics, Terpstra out with two broken arms
Sunday, August 17
First Edition Cycling News - Keirin winner unstoppable, More medals for Britain, Spain interrupts British Olympic track gold streak, Climbers get their day on Mount Washington, Vacansoleil replaces Rabobank as Dekker ride sponsor, Nydam on road to recovery, Liquigas ready for Trittico Lombardo, CSF Group-Navigare for Trittico Lombardo & Melinda, New York's traffic-free Bike MS
Saturday, August 16
First Edition Cycling News - British rise to the challenge in opening session, Germany keeps streak going, Danish track turns around, Devolder takes Belgian title, Speed and skill at US Pro criterium, Toyota United still seeking sponsor, Chadwick's Olympic experience
Friday, August 15
Latest Cycling News - British team win team sprint, Mike Friedman: A Beijing Meatball, Spanish federation questions Leipheimer's bronze, Stats: Armstrong's medal 900th American gold at Olympics, Gerdemann "not favourite" for Deutschland Tour, Dekker looking to next season, Nydam season cut short, German race excludes CSF Navigare, Nature Valley GP on TV this week-end
First Edition Cycling News - Board talk: an Olympic track preview, Rivalries add fire to track opener, Germans count on trackies for medals, Dekker and Rabobank call it quits, Moreno questioned by police, Garmin-Chipotle starts Utah in yellow, Tour of Britain unveils Scottish stage, Bajadali scores in Pyrenees, Page to host Wisconsic 'cross clinic
MTB News & Racing Round-up - Mechanics support US Teams abroad, Italians lead TransRockies, Barnes & Gaskell win in Wales, Fool's Gold continues NUE Series, American MTB Classic draws top talent, Stevenson & Passant win unsupported Colorado race, Trek Fuel EX 9.5 Review, 4Xers for next British rounds, Juarez to National MTB Oktoberfest, Durango trails fundraiser