Motor Cycling: Furious Gibernau vows to fight back (Channel NewsAsia)
Unstoppable Boonen tames the Hell of the North
Latest Cycling News for April 11, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Surviving peace (The Times Argus)
Red Cedar Speedway begins racing season (Dunn County Online)
Armstrong Surprises In SoCal; Hincapie 2nd At Paris-Roubaix (KSAT San Antonio)
Wherry, Thorburn lead NRC standings
Armstrong Surprises In SoCal; Hincapie 2nd At Paris-Roubaix (News Channel 5 Cleveland)
Armstrong Makes Surprise Ride, Places 15th
Archived Articles (BikeBiz.com)
'Extreme Textiles' Come of Age (New York Times)
First Edition Cycling News for April 12, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
The Newsday Nassau County Fair Upcoming (South Bay News)
Cycling for a cause (Bozeman Daily Chronicle)
Building towards Beijing: Part II (Cyclingnews.com)
Kabush, Haywood win Overall GC at NORBA #2
Sports & Leisure Sports & Leisure (Richmond.com)
Latest Cycling News for April 12, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Armstrong gives us hope, so we hope he is clean (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Tuesday, April 12, 2005 (Morgan Hill Times)
The Union - Sports (The Union)
High-tech threads have futuristic uses (International Herald Tribune)
KidzFest is Back (The Montgomery Bulletin)
Tuesday's EuroFile: Hamilton still waiting; Ullrich in Aragon; VDB's last flicker
The Weekly Online! (The Weekly)
Despite rain, cold weather Cub Scouts ride in annual bicycle rodeo (Los Banos Enterprise)
Cycling: Belgian rider resists comparisons (International Herald Tribune)
First Edition Cycling News for April 13, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
2005 route
PRESS RELEASE - Tour of Connecticut route unveiled (VeloNews)
Steel is passe, 'extreme textiles' are in (The Times of India)
Press Release - Michael Barry book signing in Denver, April 14
Belgian Cyclist Resists Comparisons (New York Times)
Millar gets Tour reprieve
The Daily Collegian - Going where the boys go (Massachusetts Daily Collegian)
Team TIAA-CREF - 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Tour freewheels back to Scotland
Nebraska cycling team heats up in Puerto Rico BY BRIAN CHRISTOPHERSON / Lincoln Journal Star (Lincoln Journal Star)
Fitness worries for Armstrong
Castroneves leads way at Infineon test session (Contra Costa Times)
Wednesday's EuroFile: Klöden shifts gears; Galdeano recovers; Going to Glasgow (VeloNews)
Boonen claims victory
Latest Cycling News for April 13, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Continental Drift with Andrew Hood: So, what's he gonna say? (VeloNews)
Continental Drift with Andrew Hood: So, what's he gonna say?
Scottish stage for expanded Tour
Los Tres Hombres de las Montanas...
A Fred's Eye View: The velvet rope in Georgia; House guests in Redlands (VeloNews)
Pan Am Championships team announced
[ Movies Index | Show Times | Silicon Valley | Metroactive Home | Archives ] (MetroActive)
'05 Tour of Hope applications due Aug. 20
Hincapie 2nd at Paris-Roubaix, 4th in ProTour
A Look at Fassa Bortolo's Bikes for Paris-Roubaix (Roadcycling)
Bergman receives two-year suspension
Police news (Manassas Journal Messenger)
Plenty of events are coming up (Florida Today)
The Testarossa Vineyards Cat's Hill Classic Bicycle Race (PR Web)
Public library activities (The Indianapolis Star)
Tech News – April 14, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Weekend getaway: WWU North Shore Circuit Race (Tacoma News Tribune)
Tour de France - Topix.net
Neck and Back Pain in Bicycling (Roadcycling)
GB Tour heads to Scotland
Legally Speaking - with Bob Mionske: Bad Shipping News: Part II (VeloNews)
'05 Tour of Hope applications due April 20
Thomas takes on Le Tour
Host Families Welcome 'Sea Otter' Cyclists (KSBW)
One thing you'll never forget how to do (Brown and White)
Hondo sacked by team
Statement on congessional committee request
Biking the East Coast Greenway
Bracelets for a cause
Finding a Flair in the Smartest Fabrics of Our Lives (New York Times)
Sea Otter Classic MTB Stage Race - D2 (Cyclingnews.com)
NORBA new on the ticket at Teva Games (Vail Daily)
A Pearl of a Pass
Schedules for area athletes are heating up (St. Petersburg Times)
Pacific Rim Sports Summitt to be called off
Marine overcomes testicular cancer
Outdoors calendar (The State)
Staying on Course is Half the Battle City's Charms Await Tour De Georgia Cyclists (RedNova)
Armstrong ready to roll (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News)
Durango's Dry Fork Loop
Armstrong Could Be Writing His Swan Song
Latest Cycling News for April 15, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Gutierrez taken to hospital
Hincapie targets Amstel triumph
Mari's Musings: Riding the corkscrew like a motorcyclist . . . well, almost (VeloNews)
Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Climbing mountains (VeloNews)
Friday's Mailbag: Lance's plans; Discovery's jerseys; Hincapie article; and Tour of Colorado (VeloNews)
Colorado Trail Singletrack
The Big Brown Truck Supports Dodge Tour De Georgia (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
Southern California Volvo Retailers Team Up With Cycles Veloce for 2005 (The Auto Channel)
Southern California Volvo Retailers Team Up With Cycles Veloce for 2005 (The Auto Channel)
Brits make winning start
UPS teams up with Tour de Georgia (BizJournals)
Armstrong heads Dauphine Libere cast
Frankie Andreu - Inside the Peloton (Daily Peloton)
First Edition Cycling News for April 16, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Crested Butte's Trail 403
Wow, what a weekend (Anniston Star)
Saddles: Be Kind to Your Behind
Missouri's movie industry is reeling from budget cuts (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Davis native excels in mountain biking (The Charleston Gazette)
Race car driver, inventor dies at 58 By Amy Bowenaboabowen@stcloudtimes.com (St. Cloud Times)
Indiana University Little 500 - IM (Cyclingnews.com)
Threads go high-tech - New-age textiles give strength to everything from medical devices to tires (The Chronicle Herald)
Daytime pedaling gives way to nighttime partying (Monterey County Herald)
Changing Seasons
Rock star or not, cyclist gets results (Monterey County Herald)
Changes at Afton should shake up drivers’ rosters (The Daily Star)
FEATURED WEB SITES (AccessNorthGA)
Colorado's Multi-Day Mountain Bike Tours
Could Lance Armstrong retire Monday?
Brit duo beaten in time trial
Motor cycling: Rossi cuts up rough to repel Honda hordes (Guardian Unlimited)
Is Armstrong the Retiring Type? Opinions Vary on Whether He Will and When
Tour de France Preview
Violence rises as the Chinese rage at Japan (The Observer)
Violence flares as the Chinese rage at Japan (Guardian Unlimited)
Cyclists pedaling to nationals (Lancaster Online)
Lowe, Hanusova win Sea Otter short track; Rennie, Jonnier take dual slalom (VeloNews)
Cycling season begins (Richmond.com)
Armstrong's check still isn't in mail (Reg Req'd)
Hamilton Presses His Case (Los Angeles Times via Yahoo! News)
Hamilton Presses His Case (Los Angeles Times via Yahoo! News)
RACING IN HIGH GEAR (San Jose Mercury News)
JUST GETTING BY, BUT WITH A SMILE (Monterey County Herald)
THE END OF THE ROAD (Monterey County Herald)
New Zealander sets out on his own (Monterey County Herald)
Double gold joy for Britain
Monday's EuroFile: CVV ready to roll; Ullrich hammers out schedule; Valverde can go for it (VeloNews)
40th Amstel Gold Race - PT (Cyclingnews.com)
Armstrong Set to Make Announcement Monday (AP via Yahoo! News)
Armstrong could settle retirement questions (Fox Sports)
Armstrong Set to Make Announcement Monday (San Francisco Chronicle)
British success in madison
Plaza secures Aragon Tour win
Armstrong could settle questions about retirement (USA Today)
Armstrong Expected to Address His Future (AP via Yahoo! News)
Armstrong set to announce retirement (Sydney Morning Herald)
Armstrong set to announce retirement (The Age)
Armstrong set to announce retirement (AAP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
Lance's farewell Tour de France
First Edition Cycling News for April 18, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Di Luca triumphs in Amstel
Armstrong Fuels Intrigue on His Future
Hoy suffers nasty crash in Japan
Violence flares as the Chinese rage at Japan (Mail and Guardian)
Form & Fitness Q & A (Cyclingnews.com)
Armstrong expected to announce his plans (Kansas City Star)
Armstrong's plans to be unveiled Tour de France may be his last (News Observer)
Armstrong's next move is everybody's guess (Contra Costa Times)
Armstrong's next move is everybody's guess (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Cycling-Ullrich better prepared, confident for Tour de France (Reuters via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
Event keeps growing bigger and bigger (Monterey County Herald)
Tour bolstered by another Lance appearance
Cooke sprints to GP Wallonie win
Macon offers good viewing spots for tour (Macon Telegraph)
Latest Cycling News for April 18, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Armstrong's next move anyone's guess (The Indianapolis Star)
Armstrong's next move is everybody's guess
Huron Daily Tribune - News - 04/18/2005 - Earth event coming to Laker Elementary (Huron Daily Tribune)
Ullrich confident for Tour de France
Armstrong to retire after Tour de France (The Indianapolis Star)
Armstrong to retire after Tour de France (The Indianapolis Star)
Statement on congressional committee request
Armstrong cycling off into sunset after Tour de France (USA Today)
Armstrong will retire after 2005 Tour de France (Sports Network)
Armstrong To Retire After Tour (Sporting Life via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport)
Olympic Gold Medalist Hamilton Suspended (AP via Yahoo! News)
Olympic Gold Medalist Hamilton Suspended (ABC News)
American gold medalist gets two-year ban (Fox Sports)
Is Armstrong's the best solo feat?
Armstrong second to Merckx (BBC News)
Hamilton suspended for two years for doping violation (Rocky Mountain News.com)
Cyclist Hamilton gets two-year ban for doping violation (USA Today)
Armstrong to Retire After Tour De France (AP via Yahoo! News)
Armstrong Will Retire After 2005 Tour de France
Armstrong to Retire After Tour De France (The Sacramento Union)
Armstrong to retire after Tour de France (International Herald Tribune)
Attendance records broken at Track Worlds
Armstrong's final Tour of duty (Scotsman)
Armstrong says he will retire after Tour de France (Star-Telegram)
Cycling: Armstrong will retire from saddle after this year's Tour (Independent)
First Edition Cycling News for April 19, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Cycling: Armstrong to ride in last Tour (Guardian Unlimited)
ARMSTRONG PAYS TRIBUTE TO SHERYL IN RETIREMENT SPEECH (ContactMusic)
Cycling: Ullrich prepared for Tour de France (The New Zealand Herald)
Armstrong to retire after final Tour (The Globe and Mail)
News Home
Ullrich eager to face Armstrong
Cycling: Armstrong to retire after Tour de France (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Lance Armstrong announces retirement
Hamilton banned from cycling amid blood doping findings (Star-Telegram)
Cycling legend Armstrong to retire after 2005 (Houston Chronicle)
Foster grins through grunt work in Georgia (Nashville City Paper)
Cycling great announces plans to retire (Bridgewater Courier News)
Hamilton banned from cycling amid blood doping findings (AberdeenNews.com)
Bike trail ends: Armstrong pedals away from cycling as the sport's best (Macon Telegraph)
Hamilton given two-year doping ban (CNN.com)
The Latest
Hamilton banned from cycling for two years (Swissinfo)
Brahmas back in spotlight (Daily Bulletin)
Hamilton suspended for two years
Hamilton gets two-year cycling ban for doping (Swissinfo)
Armstrong second to Merckx
Armstrong cycling off into sunset after Tour de France (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News)
PREVIEW-Cycling-Di Luca aims to gain revenge on Rebellin (Reuters via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
UPI NewsTrack Sports
Old Lady streaks into lead (Guardian Unlimited)
Latest Edition Cycling News for April 19, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Hoy suffers nasty crash
Cycling: Armstrong sets own date with destiny (Manchester Online)
Cycling's sphinx (The Age)
Armstrong puts brakes on stellar cycling career (San Francisco Chronicle)
Foster grins through grunt work in Georgia
He's a special champ (The Electric New Paper)
Cycling: Hamilton will fight his 2-year doping ban (International Herald Tribune)
Sports Update
Italians to renew rivalry
Hamilton Denies Drug Charge, Vows a Fight (AP via Yahoo! News)
Olympic gold medal cyclist Tyler Hamilton to appeal doping suspension (Canada.com)
Hamilton Will Fight His Two-Year Doping Ban (New York Times)
Hamilton is suspended
Eurosceptics may soon bless the French left (Guardian Unlimited)
Armstrong's career in photos
World briefing: Eurosceptics may soon bless the French left (Guardian Unlimited)
Path Open for Young Riders to Fill Armstrong Void
The Art of Layering
Sports (Swainsboro Forest-Blade)
Hamilton gets two-year ban
2005 Womens Prestige Cycling Series (Daily Peloton)
Crowds gather in Macon for Tour de Georgia (Macon Telegraph)
Tyler Hamilton Speaks
Life is simpler, but danger still lurks for Evel Knievel (Kansas City Star)
Armstrong wants to retire as 7-time champ
Lance Armstrong timeline
Fat Tire Festival Returns to Helen for Fourth Year (The Weekly)
Bobby Julich TdG interview:
Morning Briefing: Illinois guard opts for draft (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Armstrong to quit after Tour
National/World
Flèche Wallonne - Race Report (Daily Peloton)
Ullrich seeks Armstrong scalp
Collegiate Road Season Close to Nationals
Meanwhile: Reality-based horse racing (International Herald Tribune)
Sports Index
First Edition Cycling News for April 21, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
First Edition Cycling News for April 21, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)