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TD Bank International Cycling Championship brings back world-class peloton
The 26th annual TD Bank Philadelphia International Cycling Championship, run in conjunction with the women's Liberty Classic, has once again assembled a top-notch peloton full of both the nation’s best domestic riders and international talent. The two marquee events are set to kick off in Philadelphia on Sunday, June 6. This year’s event secured a brand new three-year deal with title sponsor TD Bank, an agreement worth every penny after last year’s near fall into the world-wide ...
Philadelphia International Championship Race photos
Mike Friedman (Jelly Belly Presented by Kenda) takes a peek outside from the team bus.
- Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia) wins the Philadelphia International
- The Team Type 1 bus is dwarfed by the Philadelphia skyline.
- Matthew Goss (HTC-Columbia)
- Matt Goss (Team HTC - Columbia), winner of the Giro d'Italia's 9th stage, is part of the team's roster for the TD Bank Philadelphia International Championship.
- The Manayunk wall took its toll on the men's peloton.
- Will Routley (Jelly Belly p/b Kenda) puts on his pain face after a lengthy solo stint off the front.
- Liquigas on Lemon Hill.
- Plenty of activities, such as jump rope, could be found in between laps.
- Liquigas spent the whole day keeping riders near the front to keep things in control.
- Matt Goss (HTC-Columbia) rides off into the sunset after his win.
- Jamis-Sutter Home p/b Colavita's James Driscoll and Andres Pereyra on the attack in a break.
- One of the Liquigas crews passes the Liberty Classic winner, Ina Teutenberg.
- Andrew Randell (Spidertech p/b Planet Energy) gets much needed medical attention.
- Cesar Grajales (Bahati Foundation) was happy to take home the King of the Wall check.
Philadelphia International Championship News
On the start line in Philadelphia
Images from the start of the men's and women's races
Count down to Philly: Teams prep for a stormy day
Photo gallery: Mechanics prepare for the TD Bank Philadelphia International
Goss turns from lead-out to leader in Philadelphia
HTC-Columbia sprinter looking for a win
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Friedman finds a home at Jelly Belly
Former ProTour rider relishes new opportunity
Philadelphia International start list
Rosters as of June 3, 2010