Davide Appollonio Follow Up
Davide Appollonio suffered a broken left collarbone on the 6th stage of the Tour de San Luis.
Press Releases
Sometimes we get press releases from various companies or organizations, so we publish them here for all to see.
Two time Olympian Tyler Butterfield partners with Zone 3 Wetsuits
Tyler Butterfield, two-time Olympian and top long-course triathlete is thrilled to announce the partnership with the premiere wetsuit brand, Zone3
Alliance for Biking & Walking, Bicycling Magazine partner on advocacy awards
Bicycling Magazine, the No. 1 source of information for cyclists, has partnered with the Alliance for Biking & Walking as the presenting sponsor of the 2014 Advocacy Awards
Team NetApp-Endura receives invitation for Tour de France
Headline Sponsors Endura would like to congratulate Team NetApp-Endura on their invite to the take part in the world’s largest cycle race, the Tour De France
2013 runner-up Pieter Weening to return to Le Tour de Langkawi for another go
Runner up Pieter Weening will make his return to Le Tour de Langkawi will the clear intention of stepping up to the top position when the race will come to a conclusion in Kuala Terengganu on March 8
Cannondale Pro Cycling Debuts in Europe at GP Costa degli Etruschi
As Cannondale Pro Cycling enters the second month of its 2014 season, the team will attend its first race on European roads.
Team TWENTY16 Pro Cycling rises again with all eyes turned toward Rio Olympics
Hoping to replicate their success in London, and with all eyes turned steadfastly toward the 2016 Summer Olympics Team TWENTY16 Pro Cycling has announced an all-star roster of riders and staff that is focused and committed to fulfilling the Olympic… Read More »Team TWENTY16 Pro Cycling rises again with all eyes turned toward Rio Olympics
Quintana to ride Giro, Valverde for Tour
Colombian granted Movistar’ leading role in Italy for the first time in a Grand Tour.
Johnson to miss New Zealand Cycle Classic after collision with a caravan
Drapac Professional Cycling’s Ben Johnson will not be on the start line at the New Zealand Cycle Classic this week after he was hit by a vehicle