2013 Tour of Britain: Stage 7 Results
Mark Cavendish sprinted to victory in Guildford to win the Surrey stage of The Tour of Britain for the second successive year.
Cannondale Pro Cycling
Cannondale Pro Cycling and Brixia Sport underline stance on anti-doping on positive of Stefano Agostini
Brixia Sport announced that, in accordance with the sanctions provided by their internal health regulations and disciplinary code, Agostini’s contract has been terminated
2013 Tour of Britain: Stage 4 Results
Mark Cavendish sprinted to a spectacular victory, a record eighth Tour of Britain stage win, in North Wales as Sir Bradley Wiggins retained the race lead.
Amazing solo win for Peter Sagan at the GP de Montréal
The Slovakian champion of Cannondale Pro Cycling took a solo win thanks to an attack at 5 km to go that highlighted, for the umpteenth time, all his class.
Peter Sagan celebrates victory at Grand Prix cycliste de Montréal
The Grand Prix cycliste de Montréal was held today in the downtown streets of Montreal, and over 100,000 people gathered along the course to witness some of the best stars of cycling contest the 205.7 km race.
2013 Tour of Britain: Stage 1 Report
Elia Viviani claimed victory on the opening stage of The Tour of Britain in Scotland in a gruelling opening stage to the race.
Elia Viviani to lead Cannondale at 2013 Tour of Britain
Six riders of Cannondale Pro Cycling will attend tomorrow, Sunday the 15th, the Tour of Britain. Eight stages, with a final circuit in London on Sunday the 22nd, with a line-up ready to hunt daily wins.
Gesink wins Grand Prix cycliste de Québec
Robert Gesink (Belkin Pro Cycling) won the successful fourth edition of the Grand Prix cycliste de Québec, in front of tens of thousands people in the beautiful city of Québec.
Happy ending for Peter Sagan at the Tour of Alberta
Peter Sagan claimed his third win in the Canadian race winning the final sprint while Damiano Caruso took the 3rd place in the general classification.
Rohan Dennis wins Tour of Alberta; Ryan Anderson takes Best Canadian honours
Rohan Dennis of Team Garmin-Sharp won the inaugural Tour of Alberta, crossing the finish line after more than 900 kilometers over five days