Cycling News

Katusha Suspends Zabel

After having admitted having doped during his cycling career from 1991-2003, Eric Zabel was suspended from his job as sprint trainer with the Katusha team.  He had started working with the team in 2012.  Katusha is a member of the MPCC (Movement for Credible Cycling) and has a strict policy […]

Gallopin Winning San Sebastian

Tony Gallopin Wins San Sebastian

A week after completing the 100th Tour de France, RADIOSHACK LEOPARD TREK’s Tony Gallopin brought his good form to the Clásica San Sebastián and rode himself into the winner’s circle with a perfectly timed attack in the final 15km. For Gallopin, 25, it was the biggest win in his promising […]

1998 Doping Fallout from Senate Report

Among the riders whose names were released as having doped at the Tour in 1998 are Pantani, Ullrich, Jalabert, Durand, Desbiens, Zabel, Cipollini, Tafi, Minali, Serrano, Olano, Blijlevens, Livingston and Hamburger.  Bobby Julich who was on the Paris podium with Ullrich and Pantani was not on the list, though he […]

Sixteen World-Class Professional Cycling Teams Confirmed to Participate in 2013 USA Pro Challenge

Current No. 1-Ranked Sky Procycling Returns to United Statesto Compete in America’s Toughest Cycling Race Denver (June 11, 2013) – Taking place August 19-25, 2013, the 2013 USA Pro Challenge will feature 16 of the world’s top professional cycling teams, including UCI No. 1-ranked Sky Procycling, which includes 2012 Tour […]

BMC Racing Team Set For Unique Tour de Pologne

Two challenging stages in the Dolomite mountains in Italy and rosters of only six riders – rather than eight – will provide a unique challenge to this year’s Tour de Pologne, said BMC Racing Team’s Marco Pinotti. Race May Be Difficult To Control Pinotti, who along with teammate Taylor Phinney, […]