ZIPP calls this the “fastest aluminum wheelset out there” – and with a reputation as the fastest wheels around and technology honed in years of wind tunnel tests – you can bet these wheels are fast. A set of the new ZIPP 101 Aluminum Wheels could be yours: • ENTER TO WIN HERE • Featuring the first fully toroidal aluminum rim, the 101 is the most affordable way for cyclists... 

Renshaw Extends With HTC-Columbia HTC-Columbia’s number one leadout man, Mark Renshaw, has signed on with the team for two more seasons. The Australian has been a key factor in many of sprinter Mark Cavendish’s biggest wins, although this year his efforts in the Tour de France were cut short when he was disqualified for headbutting Julian Dean in the closing kilometers of stage 11. He... 

Cruise Park City with Bob Roll and Eric Heiden Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah sponsor OC Tanner is offering cycling enthusiasts the opportunity to win a 90-minute bicycle ride in and around majestic Park City with legendary cyclists Bob Roll and Eric Heiden on Saturday, August 21, 2010. The ride is the same day as stage four of the Tour, the Heiden Davidson Orthopedics criterium in downtown Park City.... 

schleck After the decision out of the Astana Alberto Contador, Auto currently does not exist in the drivers who rely on a Contender Grand Tour de France. Contador has officially declared it will strengthen SunGard SaxoBank with Bjarne Riis, as his manager, sebaliknnya arrival in Saxobank Contador makes Andy and Frank Schleck will leave the team that has long been their defense is. Andy and Frank... 

Michael Rasmussen could be back on the ProTour next year riding next to Alberto Contador. The Dane has made no secret of his desire to return to the big time and Bjarne Riis has been sounding positive about a possible move. Rasmussen was kicked off the 2007 Tour de France while wearing the polka dot jersey, and was subsequently fired by Rabobank, after inconsistencies in his training records came to... 

Federal investigators looking into allegations of drug-taking by Lance Armstrong and other members of the former US Postal Service team have stepped up their enquiries following the end of the Tour de France last month, and have secured statements from several former team mates of the Texan cyclists claiming that he did take performance enhancing substances, according to a report in The New York Times. The...