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CN is featuring an end-of-season interview with America's top stage racer (for now), Levi Leipheimer. [Part one / part two ] The author seems to conclude that Leipheimer is happy at Astana, notwithstanding the obvious questions about whether he could be a grand tour leader on another team, the agitated comments of his captain, and Lance Armstrong rearing his head over Astana airspace. Here's the money...
The surprise, of course, is that I’m actually getting a Friday Notes out. Do Virginia Republicans do anything but whine about non-existent attacks on them? Del. Bill Carrico was just on WAMU’s Politics Hour going on about how awful it is that the Fourth Circuit said a state employee can’t use his office to lead a [...]
More good news from our guys in argyle. Team Garmin rider David Zabriskie, or speedy Z as we like to say, just took bronze in the World Individual Time Trial Championships in Varese, Italy. Zabriskie finished the 43.7 km course...
Team Garmin cyclist Tyler Farrar won stage 4 of the Grand Prix d’Isbergues race in France, as well as best young rider and points classification. The photo here is from Tour of Missouri, when Tyler took 2nd in stage 1....
Germany Bert Grabsch won the rainbow jersey as he clocked the fastest time at the world championship time trial in Varese (Italy), ahead of Canada’s Svein Tuft and American David Zabriskie. The race’s favourite, Levi Leipheimer, finished fourth.
Varese, Italy - Bert Grabsch of Germany won the cycling time trial world title on Thursday in the absence of top favourite Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland. Grabsch, 33, clocked 52 minutes 1.60 seconds for the mainly flat 43.7-kilometres course. ...
He's returning to racing to benefit his campaign against cancer. But Lance Armstrong's new allies in bicycling have a tangled history of doping, and they're backed by the land of Borat. So Lance Armstrong is, as expected, going to be the next Borat -- in a manner of speaking.
Seven-time Tour champion has dedicated comeback to raising global awareness for fight against cancer Seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong will make his cycling comeback with the Astana team.
The seven-time Tour de France winner will race for the Kazakhstan-based team in the Tour of California in February, cycling federation official says. Lance Armstrong won his first seven Tour de France titles with Johan Bruyneel as his team director. No way would he try for No. 8 without him.
Lance Armstrong will be riding for Astana in the coming year. Astana is a Kazakhstan team that has riders like Alberto Contador and Levi Leipheimer. I wonder how Contador will deal with this because until Armstrong’s announcement, Contador was the No. 1 rider. Contador says in an interview: Sharing a team with Armstrong would be “seriously [...]
