Hampsten: Armstrong not best ever (Grand Forks Herald)
Crater tries to help others reach potential (WISinfo)
After the push - wheee! (Tacoma News Tribune)
Armstong Holds Lead Through Mountain Stage at Tour de France
Bernucci wins dramatic stage six
Roll down memory lane (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Tour de France 2005 Stage 2
Viewpoint: Thanks for support for Cup (The Herald Bulletin)
sundaymail - CYCLING: TEAM BEHIND TOUR DE LANCE (Sunday Mail)
U.S. Top Canada, Book Quarters (Soccer365)
For American Bikes, a Takeover de France and All of Europe
Trio of locals racing across Ohio (Coshocton Tribune)
T-Mobile goes 4-for-4 at Cascade (VeloNews)
Mayo aims to attack on the climbs
Cycling-Rasmussen achieves transition from mountain bike to road (Reuters via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
Mengin out of Tour
Tour de France 2005 Stage 8
Stage nine photos
Tour de France Team News Stage 9. (Daily Peloton)
Rasmussen wins ninth stage of Tour de France
Tour de France 2005 Stage 7
"Am I the only one who though Discovery got it wrong by doing so much work on the front?" - John
Former yellow jersey wearer Zabriskie out of Tour de France
Jeanson and Parisien win elite races at Canadian road nationals (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News)
Cycling-Timely rest day for Armstrong's team mates (Reuters via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
NZ woman's family arrive in London
Artist was drawn to a life with Disney (Seattle Times)
Triathletes swim, ride and run through Allentown (The Morning Call)
Young pedalers take over Old Mill (BendBulletin.com)
Racewatch: Le Tour stage seven
By G. Wayne Laepple The Daily Item (The Daily Item)
2005-07-11-cycling.php (Tracy Press)
Huntsville's Olheiser may pedal to medal someday (The Huntsville Times)
Tour de France: Jambon Report Stage 9
Tour trips hit bump in the road (Detroit Free Press)
Tour de France Cycling News for July 11, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Argus Hamilton The Lighter Side (The Messenger)
"I enjoyed Rasmussen's win on Sunday, it gave hope to all the Jacky Durand's out there" - JM
For Crow, the other side of celebrity: Life as a Tour 'groupie' (International Herald Tribune)
Competitors in local cycling event are thankful for a boost from Armstrong
Cycling-Julich thrives on being Basso's role model (Reuters via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
Best young rider preview
Crash rider Mengin out of Tour
Calculated Risks: Voigt enjoys his time in yellow (VeloNews)
Cycling News Roundup July 11, 2005 (Daily Peloton)
McGee sets Tour victory deadline
Racewatch: Le Tour stage eight
Tour de France Cycling News for July 12, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Bike Maintenance
Tour de France Cycling News for July 12, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Jens Voigt interview
Ontario Trail Improvement Grants Awarded (IMBA)
Weening gets nod in photo finish
Tour de France 2005 Stage 9
Yahoo
IT'S ALL IN THE NAME (The Biloxi Sun Herald)
Area municipal parks (The Indianapolis Star)
Armstrong surrenders yellow jersey
A Tour leader's tricks
Danielson back in the saddle (Durango Herald)
Reuters
Sports (Herald Democrat)
Armstrong Shows His Class (Sporting Life via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport)
Stage 10 photos
Chatological Humor* (Washington Post)
Baldwin, Armstrong ride to national TT titles
Back on the Bikes
92nd Tour de France - Souvenir Fabio Casartelli to Stage 10 (Daily Peloton)
"I'd like to see one of Armstrong's younger rivals take the yellow jersey this year" - PF
Junior track nationals conclude in T-Town
Women's Giro d'Italia (Daily Peloton)
Armstrong leads again
caption: (Princeton Town Topics)
Tour de France 2005 Stage 10
Peddling more bicycles
Latest Cycling News for July 13, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Racing for a cause (The MetroWest Daily News)
Ullrich plays down descent crash
MTB News & racing round-up for July 13, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Down but not out: Goldstein determined to race next year (BendBulletin.com)
French have learned to love Lance (Provo Daily Herald)
Racing for a cause (The Daily News Transcript)
Cycling: De Pere hosts ICC race on July 20 (Green Bay Press-Gazette)
Cyclist Dies at Portland Internal Raceway (AP via Yahoo! News)
Subaru Announces Race to the Tour Sweepstakes Winners
Curi, Decker ride to national road race wins
Bike Shops Persevere ; Lance Armstrong a Living Ad for Road Bikes (RedNova)
Bike Shops Persevere ; Lance Armstrong a Living Ad for Road Bikes (RedNova)
92nd Tour de France - July 2-24, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Cyclist dies at Portland Internal Raceway (The State)
French ban overturned on appeal
Former Mountain Bike World Champ Rules the Tour De France
Free Riders: Austrian v. Public Choice (Ludwig von Mises Institute)
Armstrong charges up mountain (Duluth News Tribune)
Tour de France Cycling News for July 13, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Cyclist dies in race at Portland International Raceway (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Invincible already?
Walker starting cycling career (The Advocate Messenger)
All those sirens were because of all those calls (Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber)
Financial markets
Crash claims life of local cyclist (Fox 12 Oregon)
MTB Nationals return to Mammoth in July '06
Wells wins Utah short track (The Ride Magazine)
Tour de France 2005 Stage 11
Edmonton: Pre-race quoteboard (Motorsport.com)
SPORTS: Dacono sports one of nation's top BMX tracks (GJ Sentinel)
Sheryl Crow
"Ullrich looks very uncomfortable and doesn't have the extra gear that Lance has" - JM
Hayes acquires Sun Ringlé (BikeBiz.com)
NORBA National Series returns this week
Brooks pedals back to school (Toowoomba Chronicle)
Doyle wears yellow in Cycling Classic (Mount Shasta News)
Ongoing Events for Adults, Teens, and Children (Martha's Vineyard Times)
Yavener on Tour de France: Waking up early for greatness (Reg Req'd)
Cycling club president lobbies for lower fees July 14, 2005 (Warrnambool Standard)
City Spokesmen (Denver Westword)
Online registration open for track nationals
Armstrong ready for Alpine test
Wisconsin State Journal (Wisconsin State Journal)
Drawing for Mouse, without mouse (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Retiring couple hit the road (Albany and Great Southern Weekender)
A Forum Conversation
Long wins fourth race (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Long wins fourth race (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Shelden could become Summit's biking pioneer (Summit Daily News)
Cycling Notebook: Houston team overcomes slow start to win RAAM (Houston Chronicle)
Ratto: Now comes the hard part (ESPN)
Results and Reports from Australia (Cyclingnews.com)
Petrov axed from Tour de France
Ole Miss tackles new opponents (The Biloxi Sun Herald)
Hundreds expected for Potter (The Biloxi Sun Herald)
Vinokourov Takes Stage 11; Armstrong Maintains Tour de France Lead
Chatological Humor* (Updated 7.14.05) (Washington Post)
Retiree Chooses Missouri River for Rite of Passage (Kansas City InfoZine)
To be in France without the travel (Monterey County Herald)
Tour's spokes-fans gear up, never tire at Handlebar (Denver Post)
Tyler Hamilton Foundation Brings The Tour To Movie Theaters
American invasion
Lessons for the road ahead (Greater Milwaukee Today)
Edmonton: Newman/Haas Racing preview (Motorsport.com)
Automatic nominations for junior worlds
Photo by: JULIE BUSCH (Westchase.TBO.com)
Caught up in the race (Public Opinion)
Frigo frozen out of Tour
Local cyclist wins national cycling title in paralympics (Sonoma West Times and News)
Cycling Community Stunned At Loss Of Racer (KATU)
Cycling-Aussies to fight Hushovd for green jersey (Reuters via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Sports)
Premiere Bike Manufacturer Trek(R) Selects thinkiD(TM) (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Styrotech rebuilds after crisis (The New Zealand Herald)
"Who is the leading contender now for the green jersey? McEwen would be my favourite" - NI
Power of Positive Thinking (Bicycling Magazine: Tour de France)
Praises abound after first-ever World Cup (Sangre de Christo Chronicle)
Tour de France Cycling News for July 15, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
06-30-05 Racing for a cause (Puyallup Herald)
Yet Another Left Turn (Daily Peloton)
Latest Cycling News for July 15, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Herd crosses finish line first (Ararat Advertiser)
Armstrong takes control of Tour
Inside the Tour: Frigo given cold shoulder
Tour de France 2005 Stage 12
BMX caters to riders of all ages: Sport is fun for all (Delaware State News)
The Times-Reporter (The Times-Reporter)
Staying in race till the bitter end (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Staying in race till the bitter end (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Tour de Goodwill Launches
Racewatch: 11th Tour stage
County may demolish Rillito track (Arizona Daily Star)
County may demolish Rillito track Site could become sports fields; fairgrounds may get horse racing (The Arizona Daily Star via Yahoo! News)
Tour de France stage 12
Cyclist dies in Portland race (USA Today)
Frigo arrested after drugs find
Moncoutie wins Tour's 12th Stage
Cycling: Team doctor signals alarm on two-speed Tour (Channel NewsAsia)
'Cycling goddess' gears up (Lowell Sun)
Who can stop Armstrong?
Bicyclists recall agony, ecstasy of race (Gazette Extra Sports)
Sheryl Crow's song for boyfriend Lance Armstrong: 'Make 'em suffer' (Jam! Showbiz)
'Pensioner' tackles Tour route
‘Two-Speed Tour’ Raises Suspicions (Bicycling Magazine: Tour de France)
Tour de France Cycling News for July 16, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Loudon: Carl Edwards visits media (Motorsport.com)
Sheryl Crow's song for boyfriend Lance Armstrong: 'Make 'em suffer'
Hilltop horrors
Cycling News Roundup 15 July (Daily Peloton)
Racing and Sports (AAP Racing and Sports)
TdF 2005 Stage Thirteen
Tour de France 2005 Stage 13
Injured Boonen pulls out of Tour
Celebrating survival: Testicular cancer survivor visiting Tour de France route traveled by cyclist Lance Armstrong (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
OT student captures national cycling title (Oakville Beaver)
A tour for Todd (South Coast Today)
A tour for Todd (South Coast Today)
Few ready to take to the field of sports medicine
Page's first Milwaukee visit a success (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Page's first Milwaukee visit a success (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Patrick lives a fast life (Tennessean)
Tour de France raises cycling's profile (KRON 4 Bay Area)
Tour de France raises cycling's profile (KRON 4 Bay Area)
Bastille Day glory for Moncoutie
McEwan claims third win
Bike stores cash in on the hoopla
Tour de France stage 14 photos
Lance's Bike (Austin American-Statesman)
Armstrong has a shadow at Tour de France
"What happened to Armstrong's backup today? Real weakness or unfeasible tactics?" - LD
Tour de France Cycling News for July 17, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Stage 16 - Mourenx to Pau
World Cup XC #5 DH/4X #4 - B (Cyclingnews.com)
McEwen hails unbeatable Armstrong
Tour de France raises cycling's profile
Abraham enjoys some success in the US (Trinidad Express)
Road racing at Pleasantville Circular (Trinidad Express)
Armstrong Holds Off Attackers
Cyclists on flat track (Opelousas Daily World)
Breaking away (The Woonsocket Call)
Injury forces Valverde off Tour
Surprise ending for Reback (Sun-Sentinel)
Tour du jour from ESPN (Boston Globe)
Armstrong, tour spur interest in bicycles (Billings Gazette)
Armstrong puts his foot down (Boston Globe)
THE INSIDE TRACK (New York Newsday)
CARPENTER: Road hog cyclists should check out the laws in Ohio (The Morning Call)
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Road hog cyclists should check out the laws in Ohio (The Morning Call)
Cancer survivors bittersweet over Armstrong´s last Tour (Plainview Daily Herald)
Tour de France stage 15 photos
Cancer survivors bittersweet over Armstrong's last Tour (Austin American-Statesman)
Cool weather, hot racing highlight Alpenrose contests (VeloNews)
Cool weather, hot racing highlight Alpenrose contests (VeloNews)
Austin Parks Foundation seeks feedback
Evans shoulders on through pain (Herald Sun)
Tour de France 2005 Stage 14
Armstrong Continues to Inspire Survivors (WINK TV Southwest Florida)
Armstrong Continues to Inspire Survivors (AP via Yahoo! Asia News)
Cycling: Discovery double leaves Ullrich out of contention (Channel NewsAsia)
Armstrong Continues to Inspire Survivors (New York Newsday)
Armstrong Continues to Inspire Survivors (ABC News)
Have Your Say
Lai: Armstrong on verge of being unbeatable (MSNBC)
The wheel turns: American bicycles now hot in Europe
Armstrong Continues to Inspire Survivors (AP via Yahoo! News)
Different Spokes (Time Magazine)
Tour de France Cycling News for July 18, 2005 (Cyclingnews.com)
Tour de France 2005 Stage 15
Armstrong, tour spur interest in bicycles
Armstrong retraces old route (USA Today)
"It seems that Discovery are so strong that they can catapult anyone to a stage win" - BPS
Tour de Delta - NE (Cyclingnews.com)
Long day tests many skills