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Blue Ribbon Alpine Challenge cut from three days to one crit

Posted on 02. Aug, 2012 by .

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Bad news. The organizers of the Blue Ribbon Alpine Challenge announced that due to a lack of funds the three-day stage race has been reduced to a one-day criterium for the second-year event. The crit will be held on August 22, just before the men finish that day’s Gunnison-to-Aspen stage of the USA Pro Cycling [...]

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After training injury, Arielle Martin withdrawn from Olympic BMX competition

Posted on 01. Aug, 2012 by .

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USA Cycling announced Wednesday Olympic BMX cyclist Arielle Martin suffered an injury during routine training at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif., on Tuesday. Due to her injuries, Martin will be unable to make Wednesday’s scheduled trip to London and will be replaced on the U.S. Olympic BMX Cycling Team by Brooke [...]

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Armstrong – “It’s a dream”

Posted on 01. Aug, 2012 by .

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Defending champion Kristin Armstrong dominated from start to finish to win the gold medal in the women’s time trial at the London 2012 Olympic Games. The American clocked a time of 37 minutes and 34 seconds on the 29-km course. Germany’s Judith Ardnt was second, 15 seconds slower and a further seven seconds back was [...]

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Verge New England Cyclo-Cross Series Returns for 2012

Posted on 31. Jul, 2012 by .

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Powerhouse region in cross, New England has a total of 14 UCI races in the upcoming 2012/2013 cyclocross season, 28% of all the UCI races in the USA not counting the three championship races. The races were divided into two series the Verge New England Cyclo-Cross Series (NECX) and the Shimano New England Pro Cyclo-cross [...]

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Twitterverse on Olympic women road race

Posted on 30. Jul, 2012 by .

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Dynamic. Exciting. Thrilling. These are some of the words used to describe the women’s road race at the London 2012 Olympic Games.   Attacks flew early in the race with the aggressive Dutch team  launching moves and counter-moves. But they were not the only one, the Americans, British, Italians covered and also sent riders up the [...]

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How To Follow the Olympic Cycling (and more) Events Online and via Social Media

Posted on 27. Jul, 2012 by .

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Guide to follow the London 2012 Olympic Games online and via social media. Updated.

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Olympic Cycling Events Cheat Sheet

Posted on 25. Jul, 2012 by .

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Schedule and venue info for cycling events at the 2012 London Olympic Games.

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Social Media Highlights At Le Tour de France

Posted on 24. Jul, 2012 by .

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Le Tour de France is over and Bradley Wiggins and his team Sky took the overall win but who were the winners in the social media arena. In this post, we look at some of the highlights from the riders and teams for the 49th edition of the race. We’ll look at how the official [...]

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2012 Olympic Cycling Kits for Canada and USA

Posted on 24. Jul, 2012 by .

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Here’s a glimpse of the cycling kits that will be worn by Canada and the USA at the London 2012 Olympic Games which officially start in three days.

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@bradwiggins vs @chrisfroome: a twitter account showdown

Posted on 21. Jul, 2012 by .

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@bradwiggings vs @chrisfroome? Who wins the twitter buzz battle?

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