Bike World News

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

In today’s cycling news, more soundbites from Lance Armstrong but Cadel Evans is the big draw in Adelaide this year; also, Skil-Shimano focusing on Tour de France, Niels Albert ready for Roubaix and more.

A former roadie for Quick Step from 2003-2005, De Fauw was best known for his performance on track, winning the Belgian championship in the sprint, keirin and scratch events.

In today’s bicycle racing news, Nelson Vails and BMX get a shout out from the Hall of Fame, Niels Albert on top of ‘cross rankings, Rhenen unhappy with Giro route and more:

U.S. riders picked up 27 at the 2009 UCI Masters Track World Championships last week. The event, held in Sydney, Australia from Oct. 19-24, featured cyclists age 30 and above battling it out for world titles in the time trial, individual pursuit, scratch race, team time trial, sprint, and points race events.

Bruno Risi and Franco Marvulli grabbed the lead Thursday in the Six Days of Amsterdam.

The German team of Robert Bartko and Roger Kluge continue to dominate at the Six Days of Amsterdam.

Robert Bartko and Roger Kluge continue to lead the Six Days of Amsterdam after the second night

Theo Bos had successful return to the track today, coming out on top after the first day of the Six Days of Amsterdam with partner Peter Schlep in the time trial.

Iljo Keisse has been waiting for a decision on his doping case since January 11th, but he keeps on waiting and he keeps on racing.