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Latest articles by Hedwig Kröner

Fabian Cancellara (Saxo Bank) dons the yellow jersey.

Riis rejects pavé inclusion after bittersweet day

By Hedwig Kröner Published 7 July 10

Saxo Bank takes yellow jersey back but loses a Schleck

Alberto Contador (Astana) learned his lessons well from Classics ace Peter Van Petegem.

Contador makes up time on rivals on Arenberg pavé

By Hedwig Kröner Published 6 July 10

Spaniard gains time on Armstrong, loses time to Andy Schleck

There are some sections of pave that are devoid of fans.

Race director defends Tour’s stage three pavé finish

By Hedwig Kröner Published 6 July 10

No roadside bike changes allowed in stage three finale

French veteran Christophe Moreau (Caisse d'Epargne) signs an autograph

Moreau close to Zoetemelk's mark

By Hedwig Kröner Published 6 July 10

Experience the key for oldest rider on the race

Sylvain Chavanel (Quick Step) tries to contain himself while getting the yellow jersey.

Full sweep for Chavanel

By Hedwig Kröner Published 5 July 10

Frenchman erases spring misfortune with stage win and yellow jersey

Lloyd Mondory (AG2R) carries his ruined bike across the line.

Mondory explains sprint mishap

By Hedwig Kröner Published 5 July 10

Roelandts caused AG2R rider to crash into Farrar

Sylvain Chavanel (Quick Step) in action during the Tour prologue.

Chavanel back to France?

By Hedwig Kröner Published 5 July 10

Frenchman to decide soon on 2011 contract

Lars Boom (Rabobank), Maarten Wynants (Quick Step) and Alan Perez (Euskaltel-Euskadi) made the Tour's first break of the year.

Glorious ride for Wynants

By Hedwig Kröner Published 4 July 10

Belgian scores combativity prize in doomed breakaway

Cavendish and Freire have some words as they cross the line.

Freire down, but uninjured

By Hedwig Kröner Published 4 July 10

Spaniard criticizes riders' positioning in sprint finales

Tom Boonen (Quick Step) leads Fabian Cancellara (Quick Step)

Boonen disappointed not to be riding the Tour

By Hedwig Kröner Published 4 July 10

Quick Step sprinter tips Farrar to win

Tony Martin (HTC-Columbia) led for the entire day until Cancellara's finish.

Martin reaches out to victory

By Hedwig Kröner Published 4 July 10

German settles for second again in search of first Tour win

Fabian Cancellara (Saxo Bank) ruled the prologue, besting Tony Martin (HTC-Columbia) by 10 seconds.

Cancellara unleashes a perfect 10 minutes of power

By Hedwig Kröner Published 3 July 10

Fifth Tour de France stage win for Swiss Saxo Bank rider

Roman Kreuziger (Liquigas-Doimo) riding smoothly on the cobbles

Kreuziger steps up to share leadership role at Liquigas

By Hedwig Kröner Published 2 July 10

Czech rider feels mature enough for big results at Tour de France

Denis Menchov (Rabobank) would finish 41st in Alpe d'Huez, over nine minutes behind the winner.

Rabobank ready for Tour de France challenges

By Hedwig Kröner Published 2 July 10

Two leaders and a sprinter target success for Dutch team

Ivan Basso (Liquigas-Doimo) gets a taste of the cobbles

Basso: ready and relaxed

By Hedwig Kröner Published 2 July 10

Liquigas leader happy to be back at the Tour

Spaniard Carlos Barredo (Quick Step)

Quick Step: stage wins 2.0

By Hedwig Kröner Published 2 July 10

Belgian team reconfigures from sprint support to attacking mode

WADA president John Fahey gives an address at a symposium in Lausanne, Switzerland.

No additional tests by AFLD at Tour

By Hedwig Kröner Published 24 June 10

WADA rejects French agency's request but welcomes collaboration

Sylvain Chavanel (Quick Step)

Chavanel satisfied with Suisse performance

By Hedwig Kröner Published 21 June 10

Comeback race after accident left Frenchman confident

Tour de Suisse 2010: Stage 7

By Hedwig Kröner Published 18 June 10

January 1 - June 20, Savognin, Switzerland, Road - UPT (ProTour)

Brice Feillu (Vacansoleil) put in a solid solo move, but the climb was just too long.

Feillu disappointed over Vuelta non-selection

By Hedwig Kröner Published 18 June 10

Vacansoleil rider experiences 'average' season

Tour de Suisse 2010: Stage 6

By Hedwig Kröner Published 17 June 10

January 1 - June 20, Meiringen , Switzerland, Road - UPT (ProTour)

Critérium du Dauphiné 2010: Stage 5

By Hedwig Kröner Published 11 June 10

January 1 - June 13, Serre-Chevalier, FRA, Road - UPT (ProTour)

WADA president John Fahey gives an address at a symposium in Lausanne, Switzerland.

UCI/AFLD: Accusations continue

By Hedwig Kröner Published 11 June 10

WADA may send independent observers to the Tour de France

George Hincapie in stars and stripes.

BMC selected versatile squad to Tour de Suisse

By Hedwig Kröner Published 11 June 10

Hincapie, Kroon and Ballan back in action

Bernhard Kohl in the mirror showing off his dots.

Criminal case of Kohl and Rasmussen closed without charges

By Hedwig Kröner Published 10 June 10

No proof they profited from blood centrifuge

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