Tour de France 2015: Movistar vows to fight in final stages
Nairo Quintana, Alejandro Valverde and the whole Movistar Team are determined to keep trying in the decisive four stages before the 2015 Tour de France heads into Paris on Sunday.
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Nairo Quintana, Alejandro Valverde and the whole Movistar Team are determined to keep trying in the decisive four stages before the 2015 Tour de France heads into Paris on Sunday.
Several riders and staff of the Lotto Soudal team are having their first Tour de France experience.
Joaquim Rodriguez has extended his contract with Katusha through the end of 2016.
Past Olympic road race champion Samuel Sánchez will race for the BMC Racing Team in the 2016 season
Statements released by doctors and the Tinkoff-Saxo team seem to indicate that Ivan Basso did not have testicular cancer and that his recent surgery should solve all complications.
Jill Kintner (Bellingham, Wash./Red Bull-Norco Bicycles) marched to the women’s pro downhill national championship and Chloe Woodruff (Prescott, Ariz./Team Stan’s NoTubes-Niner) sprinted to the women’s pro cross-country win
In a hectic sprint, Sagan took 4th place behind main green jersey rival André Greipel and now leads the points classification by 44 points.
Mark Cavendish lagged behind his sprint rivals today and later told reporters that stomach problems kept him up overnight.
André Greipel appeared to be the fastest and he obtained his third victory in this Tour de France.
Argentine Eduardo Sepulveda’s decision to hitch a short lift in a rival team’s car after a mechanical on the 14th stage proved a costly one when he was thrown out of the race on Saturday.