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Federico Rocchetti (Casati NGC Perrel) outsprints his two breakaway companions to win the national championship for elite men without contracts.
Rocchetti wins from three-man break

By Greg Johnson Published

Tiozzo, Da Castagnori complete podium

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Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli (Rhône-Alpes) rides to victory.
Longo-Ciprelli wins again

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51-year-old Frenchwoman claims 57th national championship

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Larsson powers to third national title

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Balck second at 2:31

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Lance Armstrong (Radioshack) looked strong on stage 6, leading the chase of Gesink.
Tour de France: 10 riders who need a result

By Greg Johnson Published

It's a pressure cooker environment but these guys need to perform in July!

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Bobbie Traksel (Vacansoleil) wins Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne as one of just 26 riders to finish the brutal race.
Artist captures Spring Classics in works

By Greg Johnson Published

Winners from major events immortalised in art

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Danilo Hondo (Lampre-Farnese Vini)
Hondo renews contract with Lampre

By Greg Johnson Published

German onboard for further two years

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Race leader Alberto Contador (Astana) in action in the final stage.
Contador hit by flu in Tour lead-up

By Greg Johnson Published

Spaniard won’t defend time trial title

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Kanis breaks through for stage win

By Greg Johnson Published

Wild secures overall title

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Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) wins ahead of Emma Johansson (Redsun Cycling Team) and Eleonora Patuzzo (Safi-Pasta Zara). Fourth-placed Judith Arndt (HTC - Columbia Women) maintained the overall lead.
Vos sprints to stage win

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Arndt leads race by 12 seconds

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Amateurs ready for Girobio showdown

By Greg Johnson Published

Youngsters to tackle tough Baby Giro

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Fabio Piscopiello (Vega Pref.Montappone) solos to victory in stage five of the Baby Giro.
Baby Giro: Where future stars are recruited

By Greg Johnson Published

Amateurs get their chance to shine in Italy

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The bunch on the climb led by Noemi Cantele (HTC - Columbia Women) and Vicki Whitelaw (Lotto Ladies Team).
Vos holds off Bronzini for first stage win

By Greg Johnson Published

Bras in sprint jersey

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Bruins leads Cervelo to one-two

By Greg Johnson Published

Lindberg lands podium place for Redsun

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Cameron Cole (New Zealand)
Kiwi Cole shocked by Fort William podium

By Greg Johnson Published

Just five tenths off World Cup win

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Ivan Basso (Liquigas - Doimo) leads Micheli Scarponi (Androni Giocattoli) and Cadel Evans (BMC).
Clash of the titans: Evans Vs. Basso

By Greg Johnson Published

World champion to challenge local favourite

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Aussie Matt White performs some seat adjustments pre-ride.
White investigation referred to ASADA

By Greg Johnson Published

Anti-doping Authority to establish facts

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Pierre Rolland (BBox Bouygues Telecom)
Rolland rolls in for a solo win

By Greg Johnson Published

Roux wins bunch kick for second

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Phinney wins final time trial, overall

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Dennis, Hepburn give Jayco-Skins podiums

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Vermeltfoort upsets Phinney in sprint

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American leads with time trial remaining

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The jersey wearers - Abbot (United States), Swart (MTN), Brooke Miller (Tibco), Pooley (Cervelo Test Team), Vos (Nederland Bloeit) and Teutenberg (HTC - Columbia Women).
Vos victorious on penultimate stage to Limoux

By Greg Johnson Published

Pooley remains in overall lead

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Mark Cavendish (HTC Columbia) gets back to his winning ways at California's capital building.
Big Bear scares off California's sprinters

By Greg Johnson Published

Queen stage claims 29 riders

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Andy Rihs (center) with John Lelangue and Floyd Landis after the 2006 Tour de France.
Floyd Landis timeline: Tour comeback to doping confession

By Greg Johnson Published

Detailing the denials through to confessions

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Emma Pooley (Cervelo Test Team) took the stage, eight seconds ahead of Mara Abbott (United States) and 2:18 minutes ahead of Emma Johansson (Redsun Cycling Team).
Pooley wins in Roquefeuil

By Greg Johnson Published

Cervelo TestTeam rider extends her overall lead

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Swede Lindgren wins hilly fourth stage

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Phinney holds firm in overall lead

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Heinrich Haussler (Cervélo TestTeam) is back in action in California
Stitches for Armstrong as Haussler’s knee injury returns

By Greg Johnson Published

Early crash claims big names in California

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