Bike World News

In today’s cycling news, USA Cycling continues growth curve, Sastre to race Giro, Cervelo to SRAM?, IT Factory debacle still affecting Saxo Bank and more….

In today’s cycling news, the Italian taxman is coming after Paolo Bettini, Lampre rushes to meet UCI Pro Tour requirements, CONI wants 2 years for Biondo and more…

In today’s cycling news, Rasmussen admits he was looking for a better offer, Evans & BMC back at the Tour Down Under, Haussler has eyes on spring classics, Frank Schleck engaged and more

World champion Cadel Evans has decided to invoke the mutual agreement clause in his contract which will provide him the possibility to ride for another team next season. After five successful years, including two podium places in the Tour de France and the recent victory in Mendrisio, Cadel has decided to take advantage of his increased market value and to look for new challenges.

In today’s bicycle racing news, big swaps at BBox-Bouyges Telecom and Milram, Cadel Evans may return to the Land Down Under, update on Pro Tour licenses and more.

It is with a profound sense of melancholy that I write the last daily digest of road racing news on the eve of the Giro d’ Lombardia…

In today’s news, more on the 2010 Tour de France, a look at Lombardy, Vandenbrouke’s autopsy and other bicycle racing news. Also, results from Italy, Belgium and Australia

Philippe Gilbert (Silence-Lotto) won Italy’s Coppa Sabatini Thursday, outsprinting ISD’s Giovanni Visconti and Leonardo Bertagnoli (Diquigiovani) after joining a large and successful 24-man break earlier in the 199km race.

Welcome back for the latest in cycling news. Raleigh hopes to re-introduce themselves to a global market, six day season ramps up, 24 hour MTB champs this weekend and more…

In today’s road racing news, the AFLD/UCI/Astana battle heats up, new signings for women’s teams, drug charges expected in Portugal and more…