By rss@youtube.com (roguealien) The 2009 Amgen Tour of California crosses the Golden Gate Bridge in a driving rainstorm with 7-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong in the front of the pack. They actually stopped traffic briefly as the Peloton crossed the Bridge to continue on to Santa Cruz

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By rss@youtube.com (wielrenner26) De renners rijden ietsjes sneller dan de eerste keer. In de aanval is Stefan Schumacher met enkele anderen. In het peloton is Carlos Sastre (gele trui) te herkennen met vlak achter hem Philippe Gilbert. Ietsje verder zit Bernard Kohl (bolletjestrui) en in de achterste regionen zit Thomas V...

By rss@youtube.com (tourdownunder) A record crowd of 138,000 people flocked to Adelaide's Rymill Park to welcome back to the peloton, seven time Tour de France champion, Lance Armstrong, in the Cancer Council Classic, a prelude to the 2009 Tour Down Under. The 30 lap criterium, which covered a total distance of 51 kilometre...

Carlos Sastre of CSC-Saxo Bank powers up the Alpe d'Huez, wins stage 17 and takes the Yellow Jersey 2+ minutes ahead of the peloton for a 1:24 lead in the GC. Has the gc winner been decided today? What a day! Stage 17 results 1 Carlos Sastre (Spa) CSC-Saxo Bank 6.07.58 (34.32 km/h) 2 Samuel Sanchez...

Unknown length - 2008-09-12 Just a day after Lance Armstrong announced his return to professional cycling from retirement, disgraced former Tour de France competitor Floyd Landis has given notice he's to make a comeback as well.

Unknown length - 2008-08-21 Inside the team cars behind the peloton during stage 3.

Unknown length - 2008-08-21 The peloton rolls by early on during stage 3.

Daily Peloton I am happy that our sponsors want to invest in the future of cycling. Our main goal will be the Tour de France and other stage races but I am confident ... Comeback 'Kid' - Lance Armstrong Part 2Daily Peloton Comeback 'Kid' - Lance ArmstrongDaily Peloton

Bradley Wiggins is already talking a good fight in the build up to next year's Tour de France and despite speculation surrounding his future remains ... Comeback 'Kid' - Lance Armstrong Part 2Daily Peloton Comeback 'Kid' - Lance ArmstrongDaily Peloton

May: Marco Pantini, Tour de France Col du Galibier 1998. Here we see Marco Pantani on the Col du Galibier. With the temperature dropping to minus 2°C and ... and more »

Cavendish rubbed shoulders with one of the all-time greats of cycling when Lance Armstrong returned to the Tour de France peloton this year. ...

By Simon_MacMichael - Posted on 30 November 2009 Regular readers of road.cc will know that for a while now, we've been flagging up the Beyond The Peloton ...

Later in the season I hope to once again be one of the riders who will be selected to represent Team Caisse d'Epargne in the Tour de France, before aiming ... Caisse d'Epargne's Gutiérrez comes of ageVeloNation Interview: Caisse d'Epargne's Iván GutiérrezDaily Peloton

You might recall that 1996 Tour de France winner, Bjarne Riis, was nicknamed “Mr. 60 percent” by some riders in the peloton. (We really doubt that had much ... Rebellin stripped of Olympic silver after EPO positiveCycling Weekly Italian cyclist stripped of Olympic medal after dopingExamine...

By Myles McCorry Danish rider Michael Rasmussen who destroyed the 2007 Tour de France has apparently found a team for 2010 and plans to ride a Grand Tour Grand Tour” he told the Berlingske Tidende paper. The ’Chicken’ will the peloton during the 2010 season.

By editor The first is from Valverde protesting against his CONI ban, which meant he could not race this year’s Tour de France because it passed through the country. But it has been rumored that the Italians are acting to remove Valverde from the peloton as revenge for Basso.

By Gene Bisbee Team Liquigas had controlled the charging peloton in the final kilometers, but attacks by Fabian Cancellara, then Oscar Freire, upset their plans. After a total of five 2nds and 3rds earlier this year in the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France, Farrar must be relieved that he finally has a win...

By Richard Moore Team Sky, the squad being assembled by the British Cycling performance director will take to the road in six months with selection for next summer's Tour a priority and victory, "with a clean British rider", the longer-term aim for a team that will be one of the best funded in the peloton. Th...

By Gene Bisbee A last-lap threat by the Garmin cycling team couldn't derail the lead-out train of Team Columbia as their star sprinter Mark Cavendish won the last stage of the 2009 Tour de France in Paris. Lance Armstrong also finished in the peloton, cementing a third-place finish at the Tour behind...

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By Gene Bisbee Juan Garate (Rabobank) won Stage 20 when he attacked Tony Martin (Columbia) about 40 seconds ahead of the yellow jersey group. They were the last two survivors of a 16-man breakaway that at one point had 10 minutes on the peloton.

By Gene Bisbee Although the top 8 overall remained in order behind yellow jersey Alberto Contador, Lance Armstrong gained 4 seconds in his overall third position by staying with the lead group as a split developed further back to the others in the peloton.

By Gene Bisbee But the most unusual sight along much of the 106-mile stage from Bourg Saint Maurice to Le Grand Bornand had to be Thor Hushovd, the sprinter, who took a solo breakaway over two mountain climbs to ensure he'd get the intermediate sprint points in his bid for the green jersey ...

By Gene Bisbee Although the 131-mile route from Tonnerre to Vittel sported several small climbs, Stage 12 was well-suited to the sprinters in the peloton. In fact, several early attacks by riders were pulled back by the peloton. It wasn't until relatively late in the race -- with 50 miles behind them -- th...

By Gene Bisbee Chalk up another Tour de France victory for the French as Pierrick Fedrigo won Stage 9 on Sunday by slightly more than a nose in Tarbes. In spite of some half-hearted attacks on those climbs, the overall leaders came together as the peloton had more than 40 miles from the summit of Col du Tourm...

By Gene Bisbee Norway's thundering sprinter Thor Hushovd won a tightly contested sprint in Barcelona on Thursday after the peloton took a squeegee to David Millar's hopes of a solo victory on Stage 6 of the Tour de France. The overall leaders finished intact on the slippery streets of Barcelona as Fabia...

By Gene Bisbee Observers will note that Armstrong had Astana teammates Yaroslav Popovych and Haimar Zubeldia in the breakaway with him, and all three helped drive the breakaway from the peloton. Conspiracy theorists also may note that longtime Armstrong lieutenant George Hincapie rides for the Col...

By Gene Bisbee The biggest name is of course Lance Armstrong, 37, who returns to the peloton after a three-year hiatus. A winner of seven straight Tours de France between 1999 and 2005, he needs no introduction. This is Armstrong's 12th Tour start.

By Gene Bisbee Cadel Evans will be wearing the leader's jersey at the Dauphiné Libéré on Thursday when the peloton sets out on the 95-mile bicycle race to Mont Ventoux. The Australian regained the yellow jersey by finishing second in the individual time trial on Wednesday, trailing Bert Grabsch of C...

By Gene Bisbee The winner of the breakaway sprint, Milram's Niki Terpstra of the Netherlands, also took over the race lead from Silence-Lotto's Cadel Evans. Evans, one of the favorites to win the Tour de France next month, finished with rival Alberto Contador in the peloton that crossed the line about...

By Gene Bisbee Garmin-Slipstream's David Millar couldn't hold a 5-second lead over the peloton in the final kilometer of Stage 2 at the Dauphiné Libéré as Angelo Furlan of Lampre won the sprint. Australia's Cadel Evans safely finished further back, retaining his 8-second lead over Spain's Alberto...

By Richard Moore As Armstrong admitted, he didn't have the "firepower" to sustain the effort, and in the finale he and his breakaway companions were swamped by the peloton, with the Italian Francesco Chicchi winning the bunch sprint to take the stage. Allan Davis finished safely behind him to keep the lea...

By Nancy Toby(nancytoby@comcast.net) The sorting has begun, and the tremendous talents are starting to show of many of the professional cyclists in the peloton who haven't yet gotten much recognition this Tour. It simply underscores the fact that every rider out there is a phenomenal athlete in his own right. (And also why it tr...

By bikehiker(noreply@blogger.com) LANDIS STILL LEADS. American Floyd Landis wears the Yellow Jersey again after this stage. he arrived at the finish line with the peloton, along with all his rivals and they all--as usual--receive the same time. It is feasible for Landis to wear the Maillot Jaune all the way to Paris.

By Loren Siekman(noreply@blogger.com) Velo News is reporting today that Lance Armstrong will come back and race for Astana in 2009. They cite "sources" and rumors in the article, but it sounds pretty credible. Armstrong is 37 years old now and that would be considered old in the pro peloton, but he wouldn't be the first, or oldest b...

By Rant With Sastre in yellow and Frank Schleck camped out in second spot, Team CSC is going to have to work hard to control the peloton between now and Sunday. The next two days should be interesting, as the other contenders and their teams are going to have to put some effort in to try and seize contro...

By Tim Jackson- Masi Guy(noreply@blogger.com) Today's stage was finally won by a nice little breakaway. Four teams had a rider in the break and the quartet worked very well together to keep the field at bay until the line, by just over 2 minutes. 3km into the race today, Will Frischkorn (Garmin-Chipotle) lept from the peloton and was joine...

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By Andrew In today’s final stage, a 136 kilometre ride into Belley, Dessel was content to sit in the peloton as a non-dangerous group of breakaway riders went up the road to contest the sprint, with Patrice Halgand beating his Crédit Agricole team-mate Christophe Le Mevel on the line.

By Andrew The rest of the breakaway trickled home in dribs and drabs, while the peloton arrived 8 minutes after Tosatto. After all the drama and upheavals of previous days, there was absolutely no change to the upper general classification, with Oscar Pereiro (Caisse d’Epargne) keeping his tenuo...