TOP 100 CYCLING SITES
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| Armstrong Will Ride Anticancer Message in Return Lance Armstrong the cancer survivor and seven-time Tour de France winner announced Tuesday that he will emerge from retirement. nytimes.com |
The Path Is Cleared for Armstrong Lance Armstrong will return to professional cycling in late January in Australia, as planned, nearly two weeks before he is eligible to race under anti-doping rules. nytimes.com |
Armstrong to Race After some confusion over the rules that govern races in the United States, Lance Armstrong will be able to test himself in a five-day stage race after all. Armstrong, the seven-time Tour de France winner, will line up Wednesday to race at the Tour of the Gila, a race in New Mexico. For Armstrong, who had 12 screws implanted into his broken collarbone last month, the event will serve as a dress rehearsal for the Giro d’Italia in May. nytimes.com |
Teammate of Giro Favorite Is Out After Injury Levi Leipheimer, one of the favorites to win the Giro d’Italia, will face the final 11 stages of the race without the help of his teammate Chris Horner. nytimes.com |
Canada: Crime Solved, but It’s Still a Mystery Why a Toronto man stole 2,865 bicycles last year remained a mystery on Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to reduced charges nytimes.com |