2015 Tour de France: Stage 1 Results
Australian Rohan Dennis proved too hot to handle as the 2015 Tour de France began with a 13.8 km individual time trial through the sweltering streets of Utrecht on Saturday.
Rohan Dennis
5 key stages to look out for at the 2015 Tour de France
A look at five key stages in the 2015 Tour de France, which starts on Saturday in Utrecht.
Cycling Product News: January 14th, 2015
In today’s cycling product news roundup: COBI blows away Kickstarter goal, Vittoria does neutral support for LdtL, Gaerne supports Unieuro Wilier, Tinkoff-Saxo dons Oakley and Phillipe Gilbert puts Fizik on his feet.
Garmin-Sharp unveils 2014 roster
Garmin-Sharp continues its focus on developing the future of cycling with the addition of five talented young riders
Rohan Dennis wins Tour of Alberta; Ryan Anderson takes Best Canadian honours
Rohan Dennis of Team Garmin-Sharp won the inaugural Tour of Alberta, crossing the finish line after more than 900 kilometers over five days
Duchesne joins break; takes fifth place at fourth stage of Tour of Alberta
Antoine Duchesne sent a message today: he is ready to race with the big boys of cycling, joining the winning break early in the race to show composure, patience and strong endurance skills.
Evans wins 4th stage, Dennis keep Alberta lead (AP)
Cadel Evans won the fourth stage of the Tour of Alberta on Saturday, and fellow Australian Rohan Dennis held onto the overall lead with one leg left.
Rohan Dennis is new Tour of Alberta leader; Ryan Anderson wears Red
At the finish line, a group of six riders crossed together, with Rohan taking the first place in a photo finish in front of Bookwalter in second and Caruso in third.
Brent Bookwalter Runner-Up on Stage 3 of Tour of Alberta
BMC Racing Team’s Brent Bookwalter finished runner-up and moved into second overall Friday at the Tour of Alberta on a day when crosswinds split the peloton and shook up the overall standings.
High tempo at Tour of Alberta as breakaway wins Stage 2
Very high speeds were on the agenda once again today as the 2013 Tour of Alberta continued with Stage two, a 174.8 km ride between Devon, outside of Edmonton, and Red Deer