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November 30
- An interview with Oscar Pereiro
- First meeting for Petacchi with new sponsor Milram
- Oenone Wood & Australian health minister turn out for $350,000 fund-raiser
- Roche recovering after operation
- Osipow leaves Tailwind Sports
- Canadian Cycling Association's new president
- Kersten out of Manchester world cup
- Boonen awarded Velo d'Or
- Rhode Island hosts Verge NECCS finals
- CSC gathers
- TIAA-CREF/Clif Bar riders heading to Europe
- Clark helps NSW trackies
- Twentyfour12 Endurance event brings more grueling racing
- 2006 Tour de Georgia route announced
- Irish riders navigate into 2006
- Top junior riders to compete in Tasmanian carnivals
- "Two wheels before four anytime!"
- Enocsson best female Swedish mountain biker
November 29
- English lessons for Ullrich & co
- An interview with Graeme Brown
- Bayley's true test this week
- Ford Cycling 2006 MTB roster
- Weekend workout for Safi-Pasta Zara-Manhattan
- Ullrich and team-mates flee the snow
- Saiz calls for get-together
- Norco renews with Symmetrics
- AG2R welcomes ProTour decision
- Australian four-cross series round 4 postponed
- Almost $5m for Rhodes and Brown
- The kiwi journeyman
- Collingwood to ride for regiostrom-Senges
- Manchester world cup set for pursuit action
- Koga to sponsor Skil-Shimano
- Prison sentences proposed for Pantani accused
- AG2R welcomes ProTour decision
- "Two wheels before four anytime!"
- Basso ready for 2006 Tour challenge
- New date for Salzkammergut Trophy
November 28
- Heras in denial
- Fitness questions and answers for November 28, 2005
- Hamilton's lawyer hits out at UCI
- Pro bikes, November 28, 2005
- McEwen takes to the track
- Swedish Cyclist of the Year awards
- Giro insists on half stages
- Ag2r into ProTour
- 2006: A year of reckoning
- 'Day in Yellow' a success
November 27
- McEwen: "The goal is to stay there"
- Australian Cyclist of the Year award winners
- Brown leaving nothing to chance
- McEwen: "The goal is to stay there"
- British team confirmed for Manchester World Cup
- Saunier Duval to meet in Cantabria
- Heras case gives UCI "unconditional confidence" in EPO test
November 26
- AfriCycle Tour to debut October 2006
- Top Brits to Tassie
- Kansas City UCI race a dry run for 2007 U.S. Nationals venue
- Danny Pate and Mike Creed: Cycling buddies reunite
- Illiano stays with Selle Italia
- Ricardo Riccò to Saunier Duval
- Sydney Thousand on tomorrow
- Clif Bar's "Tussle for the Buckle"
- USA Cycling increasing collegiate focus
- Darren Shea down for Christchurch cycling festival
- Canadian Cycling accepting 2006 'cross venue bids until Dec. 10
- Gerben De Knegt joins Rabobank
- Matxin Spain's best DS
- Wendy Simms: One big adventure
- National 'cross champions to race each other
- ProTour can go it alone, says McQuaid
- Surprised McEwen Australian Cyclist of the Year
- One big adventure
November 25
- Cycling buddies reunite
- Mutsaars signs to ride 'cross with ZZPR.nl
- Team Cyclingnews.com merges with DFL
- Heras confirmed positive
- Queensland's Cycling Grand Prix with McEwen and McGee
- Bessette and Wicks take U.S.G.P. Series wins
- Spills and the chills: the Barbara Howe diary
- One big adventure
- On test: Zipp 303 'Cross Wheels
- Pro bikes, November 25, 2005
- AfriCycle Tour 2006
- T-Lowe takes off
- R&A Cycles workshop
- German Supporters donate 25,000 Euro to Amy Gillett Foundation
- Global 'cross racing round up
- Slovenian National MTB team announced
- Oceania Road and Track Championships
November 24
- Applications available for NORBA championships
- Millar with Saunier Duval?
- WADA launches Latin American Regional Office
- "Walla Walla" Kersten at Sydney Thousand
- Spills and the chills
- Tour de Tryptophan/24 Hours of the Fullerton Loop
- Cooke not part of T-Mobile women team
- AMBC calendar announced
- Lelli compensated by Cofidis
- Gran Canaria Marathon returns
- Ghent Sixday opens
- Heras B test will take longer
- Wire in the blood: Part I
- 2006 Canadian Cycling Calendar
- Marla Streb to be guest coach at Nevada downhill camp
- Ag2r meets in France
- A brilliant year
- Nerac/OutdoorLights.com announces 2006 roster
- Ready for 12 hours in South Florida?
- Three times a lady: An interview with Louise Kobin
- Team gathering for Liquigas
- A Penny Farthing ride in Sydney
- Wire in the blood: Part II
- Tour de Tryptophan/24 Hours of the Fullerton Loop
November 23
- National 'cross champions to race each other
- Bendigo stars head mainland invasion of Tasmanian carnivals
- Becke signs with Milram
- Ullrich wants to ride the Giro
- Kirt Vories re-signs with Santa Cruz
- Aussie XC national series #2 wrap-up
- Sporting stars support Amy Gillett Foundation charity ride
- Wire in the blood: Part II
- Clif Bar's "Tussle for the Buckle"
- Rockwell rages on: An interview with Myles Rockwell
- Full suspension for the big guy
- Perras signs with Kodak Gallery/Sierra Nevada
- Atherton awarded Young Sportswoman
- Patently innovative: a look at the state of MTB suspension
- Naturino-Sapore di Mare looks towards 2006
- Inferno Racing 2006
- Aussie Downhill series #2 wrap-up
- Sprint giants fight it out in Manchester keirin
- Navigators plotting a different course in 2006
- Schmitz breaks ankle
- Mutsaars signs to ride 'cross with ZZPR.nl
- Marla Streb's Costa Rican Paradise
- Hondo expects verdict within two weeks
- San Fran GP may move to San Jose
- Wolff arrives in Australia ready to race
- 24 Hour MTB Nationals move to Wisconsin
November 22
- San Francisco city supervisor responds to San Fran GP cancellation
- Team building for T-Mobile
- Battered but unbowed, Bui hits the comeback trail
- Pearce hired as USA Cycling track coach
- Doing a few new things
- Garzelli starts a family
- Paul Crake steps up to the challenge
- Strong fields for Oceania road and track championships
- "No-win situation" for San Fran GP
- Wire in the blood: Hamilton's last hope
- Surgery for Voigt; swift return expected
- Jittery Joe's-Zero Gravity 2006
- Holiday weekend Verge MAC and MABRA doubleheader
November 21
- Simoni knows all 2006 Giro climbs
- Voigt injured
- Belgium creates special Giro stamp
- Keisse struggles for Gent Sixday
- Loose ends from Langkawi
- Pro bikes, November 21, 2005
- Keisse struggles for Gent Sixday
- 2006 Canadian Cycling Calendar official
- 2006 Canadian Cycling Calendar official
- San Francisco GP cancelled
- BH factory blasted by terrorist bomb
- Taking inspiration from Armstrong
- Voigt injured
- Rockwell rages on
- Rockwell rages on
- Heras' counter-analysis "might be surprising"
- Simoni knows all 2006 Giro climbs
- Fitness questions and answers for November 21, 2005
- Heras' counter-analysis "might be surprising"
- Belgium creates special Giro stamp
- Trust House Cycle Classic partners with EMC2
- Trust House Cycle Classic partners with EMC2
November 20
- Loose ends from Langkawi
- Zabel looking forward to riding TdF with Petacchi
- Navigators Insurance plotting a different course in 2006
- A thank you letter from Sarah Scott
- Gran Canaria Marathon returns
- Astarloa and Etxebarria aim for Classics
- Armstrong's Tours voted second best
- Team OTC Doors - Lauretana gathers
- Rockwell rages on
November 19
- Tasmanian Criterium Championships starts today
- Tim Johnson interview: No regrets
- Kona Bicycle Company joins forces with Velo Bella
- Alan Factory Team: committed to ‘cross
- Cyprus Sunshine Cup series
- England vs Scotland sprint clash in Manchester
- Melodie Metzger interview : Stepping it up a notch
- Stepping it up a notch
- New UK team seeks riders
- Central Coast Track Open
- Knapp time at Washington State 'Cross Championships
- Atherton awarded
- Horner set to race U.S. Gran Prix finale
- 'Cross Crusade hosts final 2005 event this weekend
- McEwen returns to the track
- Jonathon Page diary: Belgian pressure cooker
- Correction: Jacksonville Cycling Classic
- Korean riders train in Sydney
- Tour de Romandie parcours announced
- Nys continues World Cup run
- New Arrivals – November 15, 2005
- Boonen awarded
- Barbara Howe diary: The Martha Stewart of Cyclocross?
- Global 'cross racing round-up
November 18
- Pro bikes, November 19, 2005
- Hammond working hard
- Flying fun at Dunc Gray
- Moderate course for 2006 Deutschland Tour
- Gilmore sets new speed record in Sydney
- Phonak blackmailer sentenced
- Landis bike ride raised $18,000 for charity
- National Champs Seek Games Selection
- New date for 2006 Cougar Mountain Classic
- Sprint showdown in 2006 Tour Down Under official
- Cummings at Revolution 10
- Threshold announces Philly week details
- Defending the riders' rights
- Roulston leaves Discovery
- Threshold responds to USPRO changes
- New German team in 2006
- NORBA and IMBA offer trail grants
- Season opener at Dunc Gray Velodrome
- From skate park to singletrack
- From skate park to singletrack
- Sawicki picks up full-time sponsor for '06
- Waddell and Hendershot re-up with Santa Cruz Syndicate
November 17
- San Francisco bike shop owner deceased
- 2005 NZ Criterium Champs
- Southland director defends stage truncation
- Defending the riders' rights
- Winton Cycling Centre fundraiser auction
- SCAT announces main sponsor National Grid
- Belgian pressure cooker
- La Ruta de los Conquistadores wrap up
- MTB vacation getaway
- An interview with Levi Leipheimer
- Rennie recovers from long-jump crash
- Vaude Highland Fling wrap up
- Ullrich's weight regulated by contract?
- Milram's Tour de France dilemma
- French federation wants greater antidoping measures
- Downhillers prepare for next Oz MTB series
- New Arrivals – November 15, 2005
November 16
- Vuelta a Cuba 2006
- VMG-ABN AMRO announces rider signings for 2006
- Roche okay after training crash
- San Fran Grand Prix in hot water with city
- For the record
- USPRO championships moves to Greenville, South Carolina
- Schaffrath to become D.S. at Milram
- An interview with Heinrich Haussler
- Trinchero Family Estates and Colavita USA renew partnership
- Gilmore plans record attempt
- Southland director defends stage truncation
- New date for 2006 Cougar Mountain Classic
- Sixth women's summit
- Patently innovative
- One of the main contenders
- 2006 USA Cycling National Racing Calendar
- Heading Stateside
- San Fran Grand Prix in hot water with city
- Kona Bicycle Company joins forces with Velo Bella
- ProTour Council rejects Giro half-stages
- 'Cross Crusade hosts final 2005 event this weekend
- The Martha Stewart of Cyclocross?
November 15
- Downhillers prepare for next Oz MTB series
- 2006 Cape Epic awarded UCI status
- Poad and Mann favourites at Tour of Nanango
- Diet Cheerwine to continue
- Emma Davies making excellent recovery
- Allan Peiper interview: Cycling, spirituality and the meaning of life
- "A beautiful year"
- Van Dijk suspended
- Cycling, spirituality and the meaning of life
- Casero says 'adios' to home fans
- Glud & Marstrand Horsens recruits two
- RaceinEurope.com gives riders a chance
- Tim Johnson interview: No regrets
November 14
- Moscow murmerings about Sydney Thousand and Cricket
- 'Cycling Sooty Park' on Channel 31
- Ceramica Flaminia complete
- Voigt rejected Giro half-stages
- Race History - 89th Giro d'Italia
- Climbers cheer, sprinters jeer at 89th Giro d'Italia route
- Professional cyclist returns clean blood sample
- Pevenage wants Ullrich to ride Giro 2006
- Virenque creates jewellery
- Fitness questions and answers for November 14, 2005
November 13
- Mixed reactions to mountainous Giro
- No regrets
- TIAA-CREF confirms Pate and Creed
- Millar aims for Tour comeback
- Doping sanctions
- After Belgian antipasto, 2006 Giro has molto mountains for a tough climbers tour
- UCI Continental Circuits recommence
- TIAA-CREF donates bike to cancer survivor
November 12
- Tour de Pittsburgh: the Barbara Howe diary
- Global Cyclocross round-up
- Giro 2006: official announcement of the parcours
- Cyclists take out top gong in Tasmanian sport awards
- Double Dlask
- Wiggins wants Tour prologue
- Liberty will fire Heras
- Jesus Manzano: "The whole tree is rotten"
- Northampton Verge NECCS double preview
- CPA criticises Le Tour
- Yus accused of possessing growth hormone
- Eltink renews with Rabobank
- Felt and Greyhound Juice support Verge NECCS
- Nys closes the gap: Superprestige #2 wrap-up
- British 'crossers do well in European Cyclocross Championships
- Canadian National Champs wrap-up
November 11
- Diary Entries
- Diary Entries
- Borghesi to OTC Doors - Lauretana
- Pruitt seeks '06 sponsor
- An interview with Scott Sunderland
- Diary Entries
- Announcing the Giro di Brisbane
- Trust House Cycle Classic kicks off in January
- Sunshine Cup schedule announced
- Davis Phinney Foundation presents $125,000 cheque
- Tickets on sale for Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals
- The Iceman Cometh closes out the U.S. MTB season
- Mick Hannah moves on from Haro
- Longest bicycle skid world record holder competing at La Ruta
- Riders against half-stages in Giro
- Part I: The transition, director vs. rider, and highlights
- Part II: Stress, juggling, new arrivals, and the ProTour
- Tinker Qualifies For RAAM
- Tour de Pittsburgh
November 10
- Heras' B sample analysed by three labs
- MTB club runs social ride on Commonwealth Games course
- Ceramica Panaria-Navigare complete for 2006
- Hondo attorney doubts EPO test
- Team Swift Cycle with Horner, Rodriquez and Curi
- Ullrich preparing for Tour 2006
- Kobin going for third Ruta win
- 2005 Cycling BC Mountain Bike Race Organizers' Conference
- America's longest MTB route
- Australian National MTB series #1
- IMBA News
- Gerrans leads Ag2r in 2006 Tour Down Under
- An interview with Hayden Roulston
- Freerider Zink moves to Haro
November 9
- Skil-Shimano completes European contingent
- Aranaga to Euskaltel
- A big base for a big 2006
- Rain promises hardest Ruta de los Conquistadores ever
- OTC-DOORS on Tommasini for 2006
- Mountain biker dusts road cyclists as the fastest descender
- More international riders for Tasmanian carnivals
- Cooke and Pendleton to ride Revolution 10
- Rain promises hardest Ruta de los Conquistadores ever
- NORBA 2006 announced
- Three World Champs to race Aussie National Series #2
- Wellington World Cup round announced
- T-Mobile confirms new look team for 2006
- Nominations for USA Cycling Club of the Year
- Rennie nails his big jump - sort of
- Heras blames "Lab error" for test result
- Armstrong settles with former assistant
- Bayley vs Wolff part 2 at Melbourne Cup on Wheels
- 2006 U.S. nationals calendar announced
- Cooke vs McEwen at 2006 Jayco Bay Series
- Looking back at the 3 Peaks: the Keith Bontrager diary
- Steve Peat signs with Santa Cruz Syndicate
November 8
- Trampusch vs the forester
- Crampton takes on world's best at Revolution
- Wolff's sprint to Australia
- Georgia Charity Century
- Laurent and Leontien find their feet in NYC
- Arndt to new T-Mobile
- Hampsten hosts benefit dinner
- Renäng heads to Unibet
- Felt and Greyhound Juice support Verge NECCS
- Peter Latham profile: Te Awamatu Prodigy
- Heras suspended
November 7
- Looking back at the 3 Peaks
- Bronzini captain of 2006 Team FRW
- Aebersold hangs up the bike
- Fitness questions and answers for November 7, 2005
- Peter Latham profile, November 7, 2005
- Sister act back on track
- Cyclist dies in Hong Kong race
- Castelblanco back to racing
- A golden summer on the boards
- Giro to be announced
November 6
- Danielson in Fort Collins, Colorado
- Technical adjustments for Valverde
- Fundraiser for Sarah Scott
- Boonen to retire in five years
- Valoti to Lpr
- Genetic doping "a serious threat"
November 5
- Bauer, Harnett inducted into Canada's sports hall of fame
- Into the offy
- Superprestige #2 - revenge for Wellens
- Irish weekend preview
- Big 'cross weekend coming in Verge MACC series
- Canadian Cyclocross Nationals
- German doping expert defends Hondo
- Larsson to Francaise des Jeux
- NORBA 2006 announced
- Basso holidays with pink memories
- A Day in Yellow with Dave Zabriskie
- So. Cal. Cross #7/Hart Park Cyclocross ready to roll
- Colavita Olive Oil/Sutter Home finalises roster
- Women's World Cup in Spain cancelled
- Climatic extremes: the Barbara Howe diary
November 4
- Big 'cross weekend coming in Verge MACC series
- A golden summer on the boards
- Nys in control of World Cup
- Verheyen cleared
- Irish weekend preview
- Canadian Cyclocross Nationals November 5th
- Women's World Cup in Spain cancelled
- Dekker to Italy
- Carrara on track in Moscow
- Contract news
- USGP Gloucester wrap-up
- Climatic extremes: the Barbara Howe diary
- Emma Davies-Jones back home
- U.S. Gran Prix standings after Gloucester
- Global 'Cross racing round-up
- Trebon heads for Europe
- Sister act back on track
- An interview with Paul Griffin
- So. Cal. Cross #7/Hart Park Cyclocross ready to roll
- Bradley Wiggins does Revolution 10
- Superprestige #2 - revenge for Wellens
- Tales from the Lardbutt Peloton, November 4, 2004
- Irish weekend preview
- Totschnig named Austria's Male Athlete of the Year
November 3
- Campagnolo looks to the future
- Matt White to Discovery Channel
- Lampre gets new co-sponsor
- Rennie prepares for world record jump
- Hoy has "no confidence" in UCI top-brass
- Luperini and Bronzini moving teams
- Climatic extremes
- Tour of California details announced
- Gran Fondo Federico Morini
- Kona re-signs two time Crankworx winner
- Heading East – a tale about fitting everything in
- Twenty-four hours of cold and dark
- Aaron's Women's Cycling Team going pro
- Hans Rey launches Wheels 4 Life
- Health Net/Maxxis Reloading for 2006
- Tassie Christmas Carnivals part of national series
- Aldag finishes on a high note
- Schumacher to Gerolsteiner for three years
- Arndt to change teams
- Backstedt: "I want this record for myself"
November 2
- Landis to ride Giro as Savoldelli aims for number three
- Armstrong stops web squatters
- Lori-Ann Muenzer to speak at OCA Cycling Celebration
- An interview with Fred Rodriguez: Fast Freddie focuses on young riders
- MTBer Craig a double runner-up at Gloucester 'cross
- Haussler returns to Oz
- Gustov and Cuesta to CSC
- Big 'cross weekend coming in Verge MACC series
- Cruz and Roll sign up for Red Bull Road Rage
- Brother and sister to ride Sydney Thousand
- Global MTB racing round up
- Bombproof MTBs at the Bicycling Australia Show
- Going full-time in the Far East
- Skil-Shimano starts two pro careers
- That's a wrap: Crocodile Trophy's Felt Dream Team diary
- Hansen wins 2005 Crocodile Trophy
- CRCA/Sakonnet Technology 2006
November 1
- Petacchi focuses on classics
- Gerosa to Miche
- León Sánchez Gil dead in accident
- Rennie prepares for world record jump
- Team Terry 2006
- Symmetrics increases women's team
- Colombia - Selle Italia 2006
- Hushovd to lead Credit Agricole in 2006 Tour Down Under
- Tasmanian carnivals receive boost ahead of launch
- Bruyneel & Discovery Channel still focused on Tour
- Fast Freddie focuses on young riders
- Bostrom auctions Cannondale for Katrina relief
- Pro team organisation looks to cash consolidation
- Cunego targets Giro
- Willamette Valley Classic
- Over $2000 collected at Nebraska trails fundraiser
- Germany steps up to take on the British at Revolution 10
- German media predicts 'Jan's Tour de France' in 2006
- Hondo back to Gerolsteiner?