Bike World News

In today’s cycling news, Lars Boom expects to lose Paris-Nice lead tomorrow, Petacchi will ride Tirreno-Adriatico with stitched chin,season over for Jean-Eudes Demaret and more

USA Cycling announced today the eight-person U.S. roster for the upcoming UCI Track World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark, March 24-28.

After severely bruising his thigh in a crash in the final kilometers of Stage 1 of Paris-Nice, Alberto Contador is worried about starting Tuesday.

Multiple World Champion Marianne Vos is the latest addition to the Bike Pure family of riders opposed to doping. They had a chance to sit down and talk to her about her short, but illustrious career.

Steegmans back on the rollers within a week; return to competition uncertain.

In today’s cycling news, Lance Armstrong may put more on his calendar to prep for Tour, Sinkewitz settles with former sponsor, long term study shows steroids pose significant risk, and more…

This is from Kranked 8 and is 4 minutes of some of the sweetest mountain biking I’ve seen for a while.

Universal Sports will broadcast the Tirreno-Adriatico to kick off Italy’s grand race series.

Amidst Australian dignitaries, shapely flight attendants and a packed ballroom of invitation-only guests, sponsors and media (and perhaps taking a hint from Rock Racing), the Fly V Australia professional cycling team was unveiled Friday night at the posh Montage hotel in Beverly Hills.

Maxim Iglinsky (Astana) won a three-up sprint to claim the 2010 edition of the “white road” race.