Ullrich will ride in Giro d'Italia

Evans wins in style

Increase in interest in tdf

Horner grabs yello

McEwen takes Stage 2 at Romandie

Tour of Romandy Underway

Basso Vs. Ullrich: 2 Paths To Paris

Nice article by Randall Butler

Cycling champions warm up in Switzerland

Tour de Romandie preview

Preview

Ullrich to start season at Tour de Romandie

Article by Reuters

Landis wins tour of Georgia

Article by AP

Valverde wins Liège-Bastogne-Liège

Summary by AFP

Landis derails Discovery in Chattanooga

Floyd Landis' dream 2006 continued Thursday as the winner of Paris-Nice and the Tour of California won the 39.9 km time trial between Chickamauga and Chattanooga and took the lead in the Tour de Georgia. Last year's winner, Discovery's Tom Danielson took second, 4 seconds back of the Phonak leader.

The race left Georgia for a day via a grueling climb up Lookout Mountain for a finish along the Tennessee River.

"It was very difficult; there were hard climbs in the middle," said Landis who admitted to using too big a gear at the start. "I kind of paid for it, but got through it. I think I started a bit too hard. I should have gone easier in the climb but didn't have a choice," added the Texas native who takes the leader's jersey into Friday's mountain stage.

"There's no way we can get any time on Floyd tomorrow," Danielson said as three other Discovery team-mates found themselves in the top ten with Jason McCartney (7th), Janez Brajkovic (8th) and Stage 2 winner Yaroslav Popovych in ninth place.

"We attacked last year like crazy and made the race really difficult on Floyd, but he has a very, very strong team this year. A lot of them are good climbers. We have to conserve as much energy as possible and not get too far ahead of ourselves," added Danielson.

Another American, CSC's David Zabriskie finished third as he returned to the fore after losing his yellow jersey in last year's Tour de France with a heartbreaking crash in the team time trial.

"It was hard to get a rhythm," said Zabriskie. "I did the best I can do, but I'm not overjoyed with third place."

Article By Eurosport.om

Lance Armstrong seeks to help determine Discovery successor

Article by Bryce Mursch

Landis buries field at Tour de Georgia

Article by Jason Sumner

Is Basso being too ambitious?

Ivan Basso, ambitiously going after both the Giro and the Tour, is back in action in La Fleche Wallonne for a CSC team seeking their third straight victory in a spring classic.
Team CSC is looking impressive and a clear favorite for both tours, but is Basso being too ambitious, should he just focus on the tdf and use the Giro as training? (This is what Ullrich is doing). Will Basso's decision play into Ullrich's hand in the tour de France? Only time will tell, but Basso for sure doesn't lack courage.

Tour of Georgia: Discovery team preview

Profile By Bart Hazen

Amstel Gold Race Preview

Preview By Vaughn Trevi

Armstrong Trial Ends, Charges Withdrawn

Story as posted on ABC news

Ullrich resumes training

T-Mobile announced that Ullrich resumed training Great news although late!!!
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Hincapie out with a fracture !!!!!!

A major blow for discovery,
That's upsetting news
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Figuring ways to go faster with the flow

Interesting Story

Cinderella Cancellara wins mad Paris-Roubaix

If you're american audience you had to love the fact we could see this race on cycling.tv.
The following Summary is by Eurosport

Paris-Roubaix: Boonen in the tracks of Rik Van Looy

Interesting article By John Wilcockson

Gomez Marchante Interview by roadcycling

Interview

Interesting article on Hincapie's chances

This appeared in USATODAY today

Hushovd claims first classic

Thor Hushovd (Credit Agricole) pipped Alessandro Petacchi and David Kopp at the finish line to win the Gent-Wevelgem on Wednesday and claim his first classic.

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Basso likes the time trial in tdf - Ullrich optimistic

"Nice, very nice," were Basso's words after having completed the parcours from Saint Grégoire to Rennes twice - the first time easy, and the second time with a little more edge. "I think it's the best time trial course in the last five years; it's very suitable for power."

On his website Ullrich said he was optimistic and the infection in his knees is not too bad.
Let's hope he could be a 100% come tdf time.

Samuel Sanchez wins stage 2 of Al Pais Vasco and takes overall lead

Summary by Eurosport

Beloki looking for a form of old

Interesting interview on Eurosport

Valverde pips Freire for Stage 1 win in Pais Vasco opener

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Ullrich still optimistic, Kroon' take on Ronde van Vlaanderen etc...

Nice article

UCI, ProTour organisers talk peace

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