Dec
03
New doping rules announced Examiner.com This “athlete biological passport” was used in this year's Tour de France. The biological passport will be able to have a baseline used to detect any ... |
Dec
03
 Yahoo!Xtra Blogs (blog) | USA Cycling revises mountain bike rules for 2010 Cyclingnews.com USA Cycling's mountain bike board of trustees met in Colorado Springs in November to approve several new rules and changes to existing mountain bike rules ... Cross-country mountain bike program axed Cycling Australia ditch mountain bike programme Bikes hits the skids |
Dec
03
 National Parks Traveler (blog) | New River Gorge National River Proposing Hiking/Biking Trails National Parks Traveler (blog) “There are a lot of people around here who like to mountain bike,” she said. “We want to help expose people to the resource and make the park relevant to ... |
Dec
03
 Cycling Weekly | Wiggins set for track return this Saturday Cycling Weekly Olympic track cycling champion turned Tour de France hero Bradley Wiggins makes a much anticipated return to the track on Saturday (December 5), ... |
Dec
03
Today marks 1000 days until the start of the Paralympic Games in 2012, and it's not too late to qualify. That's the message from the UK Talent Team (UK Sport & EIS) and Paralympics GB to prospective members of Britain's elite squads.
Dec
03
Will you join The Wave? Sideways News During the Copenhagen conference many supporters will swarm to the city, most by train but some "even hitchhiking and cycling" Lisa Rutherford, ... |
Dec
03
Lance Armstrong set to avoid court date as Judge urges Greg lemond and Trek to ... road.cc By simon_macmichael - Posted on 03 December 2009 A judge in the Minnesota has ordered former Tour de France winner Greg lemond and bicycle manufacturer Trek ... |
Dec
03
A judge in the Minnesota has ordered former Tour de France winner Greg LeMond and bicycle manufacturer Trek to attend a settlement conference on 28 January 2010 and thereby avoid what is expected to be a stormy trial between the parties later in the year.
We reported in detail last month on the background to the dispute, which arose from the contract Trek had with LeMond to manufacture and distribute the range of bicycles that bear his name.
Dec
03
US National high school racing league thinking big BikeRadar.com What began in Northern California with the ever-expanding NorCal High School Mountain Bike League in 2001 now has a clear mission to build high school ... |
Dec
03
The second race in this season’s Revolution Series, now running in a team format, takes place at the Manchester Velodrome this Saturday, and it promises to be an absolute Christmas cracker with some big names taking to the boards.
Details of the riders racing in the men’s elite events on the evening have now been released, with undoubtedly the biggest draw being Bradley Wiggins, who will no doubt receive a massive welcome as he appears on the Manchester track for the first time since his outstanding fourth place in this year’s Tour de France.
