 Brisbane Times | Evans confirmed for Tour Down Under ESPN AP ADELAIDE, Australia -- World road race champion Cadel Evans will join seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong in January's Tour Down Under. ... Cadel Evans confirmed for Tour Down Under Evans takes swipe at public perception Evans to ride in Tour Down Under |
 The Associated Press | Phinney's hopes for 2012 gold may already be gone The Associated Press Individual pursuit is an iconic event in track cycling: It's four kilometers (usually 16 laps around the banked wooden indoor tracks) for men, ... |
Those of you who use the social networking site, Twitter – and if you do, we hope you follow @roadcc – will be aware of hashtags.
For those of you who aren’t yet ‘tweeting’ – using Twitter to send messages of 140 characters or fewer – hashtags help Twitter users track trends, and aid them in keeping track of posts on specific subjects.
 Daily Mail | CITY INTERVIEW: Yorkshire's boss fears a harsh future Daily Mail He keeps fit by cycling around on his fold-up bike, playing football with his daughter and running the odd marathon. He is now almost teetotal, ... |
Boris to the rescue Londra Gazete The poor woman was surrounded by the yobettes and called out to a passing cyclist for help. Enter our Boris to save the woman and cause her to comment that ... |
All of your cycling news – November 4, 2009 Bike World News (blog) Our nation's capital could one day host the opening stage of the Giro d'Italia, race director Angelo Zomegnan said on Wednesday. The three-week race, ... |
Twitter lists still a work in progress ESPN Lance Armstrong: During Tour de France training, gave an unprecedented account of his frequent drug tests. Still updates often with interesting information. ... |
Evans takes swipe at public perception Ninemsn ... a drug scandal, it can't be proven that contador was guilty though. he also lost the Tour of Spain this year to a man banned in Italy for drug offences. ... |
Three-feet rule debate hits national press road.cc News of the petition prompted Guardian blogger Ben Thomas to recount a near miss he witnessed at London's Marble Arch, when a cyclist he was travelling ... |
Since road.cc first reported on Tom Amos’s petition on Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s official site, the number of signatories has almost doubled from 785 to more than 1,500, but the petition has also sparked a lively debate within the cycling community about whether three feet is actually enough.
