Crashes and the after effects are still the foremost topic for the riders and I can’t blame them. Garmin-Sharp’s plans for the overall is gone. The Tour de France carried on and we finally had a change in the leadership. Also, we saw what team Sky’s plan is – hold the...

These are some of my favorite tweets from select riders of the Tour de France. It was a blood bath out there and it was reflected in the rider’s messages. Garmin-Sharp’s Tom Danielson was one of several on his team that hit the tarmac. Danielson had to abandon with both shoulders...

I was writing a piece about Liege-Bastogne-Liege for Versus.com when I saw on Facebook a post from Marty Jemison. He’s a former professional racer back in the US Postal days. The 1999 national champion remarked that he’d had fond memories from Liege. I wrote to him last-minute to...

The Spring Classic season is over and for the most part I really enjoyed the racing. Milan-San Remo provided an unexpected winner. I enjoyed the Tour of Flanders victory from Nick Nuyens as he watched (or marked – depending on your perception) Fabian Cancellara....

The Fleche Wallonne is one of those races that offers an insight into riders’ form for the upcoming classic Leige-Bastone-Leige. But that’s not to say Fleche is just a throwaway race to stretch the legs. It is a challenging race of 201 kilometers that attracts cycling’s strongest. The...

If there is one person that I am constantly re-twittering it ‘s Dan Wuori aka @dwuori. In a span of 140 words he delivers a cycling punchline that leaves you LOLing . If you are on Twitter immediately start following this very funny guy! So after much begging and pleading @dwuori...

Once again I need to step in and sort shit out and this time it’s the Tour of the Gila. This proud race was on the verge of extinction until SRAM stepped in with some much needed sponsorship dollars. To further pump life back into this New Mexico stage race Armstrong and crew for the past...