Bike World News

Organizers of the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, “America’s Toughest Stage Race,” announced that Shimano will be the official tech support sponsor for its August race.

Eighteen professional and amateur teams will compete in America’s Toughest Stage Race

Team Type 1 is already making its mark in the early US training series races and is prepared for a successful US and International racing schedule in 2010.

The organizers of the Tour of Utah announced “The Ultimate Challenge” today, a Gran Fondo style ride that starts in Park City and finishes at the Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort.

All 2009 sponsors return to support “America’s Toughest Stage Race”

The new Adageo Energy Pro Cycling Team aims to build on the foundation of its highly successful grassroots programs.

Team Type 1 will field a versatile roster sprinkled with international flavor and experience when it begins its third season as a men’s professional team in 2010.

Even in the off-season, there’s always news. Jamis/Sutter Home fleshes out their 2010 roster, Team Type 1 goes Euro, Pat McQuaid takes a Caribbean vacation, Schleck aims at the Tour de France and more….

Only Saturday’s 72-mile (118 km) stage at the Vuelta a Chihuahua stands in the way of Oscar Sevilla delivering a milestone victory for Rock Racing.

Following a monstrous effort on yesterday’s “queen stage” at the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah which comfortably preserved his overall lead, Rock Racing’s Francisco Mancebo sealed the victory after Sunday’s fifth and final stage.