Bike World News

In today’s cycling news, HTC-Columbia hoping to hang onto Mark Cavendish, Lampre and ISD teams merge, GP de Plouay rosters and more….

The UCI (International Cycling Union) and WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) present a united front on the biological passport program and the fight against doping

The UCI issued a statement late Tuesday contesting the recent article in the WSJ that alleged that the agency had stopped investigations into the positive tests of five cyclists

The UCI has released its Permanent Career Number Allocations for 2011.

Pound has vehemently criticized the UCI because of the donations from Lance Armstrong. He asked that the UCI provide clarity on the matter.

Organizers of the US Gran Prix of Cyclocross and SRAM are proud to announce that they have extended their long and productive partnership for a fifth consecutive season.

In today’s 2010 Tour de France news, Armstrong says Tour may be his last European race, 540 doping tests scheduled, Contador says Armstrong could win on his own merit & more

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

The latest edition of the dust-up finds the AFLD wanting to perform additional drug testing during the Tour and being rejected by the UCI.

The International Cycling Union will examine so-called “mechanical doping” at a meeting next week with bike manufacturers.