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Giro d'Italia race tech: Bikes in the mountains
Ultralight setups for Hesjedal, Scarponi, Larsson & Rodriguez
Pro bike: Rory Sutherland’s NeilPryde Diablo
UnitedHealthcare's Aussie star rides machine like the devil
Pro bike: Robbie McEwen’s Scott Foil
Aussie fast man now retired
Pro bike: Dave Zabriskie’s Cervélo R5 VWD
Custom drillings and TT rings highlight Zabriskie's road bike
Chinese rider banned
Zeng Liqing, a female rider from southeastern China's Fujian province, tested positive for the blood...
Zeng Liqing, a female rider from southeastern China's Fujian province, tested positive for the blood booster EPO in an out-of-competition control on March 25, 2005, and has now received a two-year ban according to the Chinese Olympic Committee.
In the light of the 2008 Olympic Games, China has enforced its anti-doping measures to restore a reputation damaged by the 1990s doping scandals. It has vowed to ensure upcoming National Games will not be tarnished by such incidents.
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