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Pro bike: Andrew Pinfold's UnitedHealthcare Kuota K.U.L.T.
Stiffer, stouter machine for the Canadian sprinter
Bont a-one road shoes
Custom mouldable carbon cradles for your feet
First ride: SRAM S975 Quarq Power Meter crankset
Group compatible with modified cranksets
Cervélo offers sneak peek at ultralight 'Project California'
Just 700g for a 54cm frame
Marco Pantani's 1998 Mercatone Uno Bianchi Mega Pro XL Reparto Corse
An Italian masterpiece for one of Italy's cycling giants
Features
France on the rise
French cycling shrugs off its inferiority complex
Rihs' remedy for the cycling blues
Part I: Rebirth of a cycling power broker after Phonak and Astana
Rihs' remedy for the cycling blues - Part two
"From innocence to more sense": BMC Racing's tailored approach
Q&A: Zirbel frustrated by USADA treatment
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Races
Tour de France
July 4-26, 2009
Vuelta a España
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Giro d'Italia
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UCI Road World Championships
Mendrisio, Switzerland, September 23-27, 2009
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Filippo Pozzato, Filippo Pozzato, I can't wait for Saturday
Pippo's thoughts on Milan-San Remo, Cav and being a metrosexual
Team TORQ, Fetch recounts fourth-place ride at Otway Odyssey
A stellar day of racing for Australia's Fetch and his teammates
Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjå diary, Exciting days of warmth and training in Majorca
Press camp and lots of miles prepare Dahle Flesjaa for 2010 racing
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Race photos
Martijn Maaskant (Garmin-Slipstream) heads the bunch mid-way through the race.
- Mark Renshaw was on parade after an immaculate performance in the Tour de France.
- Laurens Ten Dam (Rabobank) putting in the big ones late in the race.
- Joost Posthuma (Rabobank) corners calmly.
- Rabobank's Bouke Mollema was all smiles.
- Tour de France winner Alberto Contador put on a show for Dutch fans.
- Alberto Contador (Astana) waits for the start.
- Alberto Contador waits patiently for proceedings to kick off in Surhuisterveen.
- Another win for Alberto Contador after his Tour success.
- Alberto Contador was biding his time near the front of the field.
- It's definitely easier than Ventoux but Alberto Contador still kept a watchful eye over the race.
- Alberto Contador was the main attraction in Surhuisterveen.
- Alberto Contador on the podium as winner of the Profonde Van Surhuisterveen.
- Steven De Jongh was chilled before the start.
- Stef Clement (Rabobank) on his way to third place.