Floyd Landis returns to racing
After a 2-year hiatus, 2006 Tour de France winner Floyd Landis is returning to professional cycling with a new team focused on gravel and mountain bike races.
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Challenge Floyd Landis and Dave Zabriskie in Race Republic’s Everest Challenge
Today Race Republic officially launches its indoor training and event platform, taking participants on a photo-realistic journey up Mt. Everest.
Floyd’s Pro Cycling unveils kit, announces 2019 race schedule, sponsors and roster
Floyd’s Pro Cycling’s schedule for their first year prioritizes variety and fun as much as tradition, with the team now naming the races on their inaugural calendar.
Name change, signings and sponsors for Floyd’s Pro Cycling
As Floyd’s Of Leadville Pro Cycling Team renames to Floyd’s Pro Cycling, the team also announces first-round signings and a bike sponsor.
40 teams seeking UCI registration for 2019
The UCI has published the list of teams that have submitted an application to be registered as a UCI World Team or Professional Continental Team in 2019.
Floyd Landis & Floyd’s of Leadville to back new pro-continental cycling team
Former Tour De France champion Floyd Landis has confirmed the start of a new professional cycling team, Floyd’s Of Leadville Pro Cycling Team
Watch the Tour de France with Floyd Landis and Dave Zabriskie
The best race commentary for this year’s Tour de France isn’t on your video feed- it’s “The Straight Dope”, with veteran TDF racers Floyd Landis and Dave Zabriskie for the final 90 minutes of select stages.
Floyd’s of Leadville becomes presenting sponsor of Tour of Battenkill
The Tour of the Battenkill announces Floyd’s of Leadville as Presenting Sponsor for the Saturday, May 20 event in Upstate New York
Lance Armstrong loses appeal, must face federal lawsuit
A U.S. judge has rejected Lance Armstrong’s bid to dismiss the lawsuit originally opened by Floyd Landis and later joined by the Justice Department
Lance Armstrong named names in 2013 Acceptance Insurance suit (AP)
In sworn testimony given in a 2013 lawsuit, Lance Armstrong named several people he says knew about his performance-enhancing drug use