Bike World News

In today’s cycling news, more snippets from Het Nieuwsblad, Masters Road National Championships to Bend, Contador conspiracy theorists can rest easy and more….

In today’s cycling news, TdF teams announcement coming in late March; Duenas returns; one team out, one in at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad; and a little more.

Wouter Mol of the Netherlands made the best possible use of his long breakaway on the second day of the event to finally conquer the 2010 edition of the Tour of Qatar.

In today’s cycling news, Sweden’s Nicklas Axelsson faces potential lifetime ban and an update on the soap opera that is Milram.

Team Saxo Bank Danish World Champions on the track, Alex Rasmussen and Michael Mørkøv, took the overall victory of the six-day race in Ghent.

Pereiro to support Contador at Astana, UCI track changes may kill six day racing, Boasson Hagen and Lokvist say Columbia too focused on sprinters, Radio Shack steps back on Beppu matter and more

Team Saxo Bank’s World Champions, Alex Rasmussen and Michael Mørkøv succeeded in taking the lead of the Six Days race in Ghent, Belgium on the first night of racing.

With the upcoming holiday weekend, this may be the last news update until next week. Of course, we’ll still be covering the Six Days of Ghent and other breaking news as it comes up.

The Swiss duo of Bruno Risi and Franco Marvulli have taken back the lead at the 46th Six Days of Munich after the fourth night.

Bit of a slow news day today once you get past the million articles talking about the bidding war for Alberto Contador… Bianchi signs on for Ceramica Flaminia, U.S. devo riders take on the Six Day circuit, Skil-Shimano picks up new sponsor and a little more…