 USA TODAY | Armstrong probe could affect future federal cases USA TODAY By Franck Prevel, AP After a two-year investigation, federal prosecutors declined to charge cycling superstar Lance Armstrong. By Franck Prevel, AP After a two-year investigation, federal prosecutors declined to charge cycling superstar Lance Armstrong ... Prosecutors won't charge cyclist Lance Armstrong Closure of Armstrong probe could affect feds End of Armstrong case raises questions |
 VeloNation | Cycling: Sky is the limit for Luke Rowe against Contador and Co WalesOnline WELSH cycling ace Luke Rowe will make his Team Sky professional road race debut on Sunday in Spain. Rowe will ride in Team Sky colours on Sunday at the Mallorca Challenge against the likes of Tour de France winner Alberto Contador and Andy Schleck. Team Sky neo-pro Luke Rowe speaks about Mallorca debut and 2012 season |
 Channel 4 News | Campaign joined by thousands as another cyclist dies Times Online A man in his 60s was killed by a coach while cycling through London yesterday. The death came on the day that the 11000th person signed up to the Times campaign to prevent such horrific incidents by revolutionising British streets for cyclists. Day 3 of the Times Cities Fit for Cycling Campaign… a bit of a backlash Jon Snow's manifesto for safer cycling Cyclists are pompous enough as it is – a Cycling Covenant would make them ... |
 gulfnews.com | Cycling to promote health awareness gulfnews.com By Iman Sherif, Staff Reporter A cycling event has become an education and awareness campaign for good health. Organised by the Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT), the 50km Tour de Gharbiya 2012, which takes place on February 16, is intended to raise ... |
Cyclists saddle up for OX5 run Oxford Mail By Andrew Ffrench » MEMBERS of a cycling team are swapping their bikes for training shoes to take part in this year's OX5 Run. Team Oxford Bus Company pedalled 21000 miles between them last year, but has now scaled down its training schedule over the ... |
 Eurosport.com AU | Cycling: Cavendish can start Sky life on a high after decent train times The Independent Mark Cavendish's 2012 road to the Tour de France and Olympic Games starts here in Qatar's exotic (for cycling) desert landscape tomorrow – with much more than just winning as many stages as possible at stake for the Manxman. Cyclist Renshaw prepares for life after Cavendish Cavendish season debut in doubt Top sprinters to battle it out at Tour of Qatar |
Superior Morgul gets a boost from big cycling Daily Camera ( MARTY CAIVANO ) Two months after a Boulder-based race promotion firm took control of the Superior Morgul Classic, the spring cycling extravaganza has gotten a boost. Boulder Racing announced this week that it will partner with the USA Pro Cycling ... Superior Morgul Classic teams up with the USA Pro Cycling Challenge |
Cycling: Latham and Boyd win national titles New Zealand Herald Waikato's Peter Latham has pushed his claims for selection for the upcoming UCI World Cup in London after winning the individual pursuit title on the first night of finals at the track national championships in Invercargill. Latham, a Beijing Olympic ... Latham takes individual pursuit title |
 BBC News | Cycling-mad Dad on battling his brain cancer BBC News Over the last few years he has cycled thousands of miles up and down the Black Mountains, getting fitter and healthier by the day. "When I started cycling I used to walk up the steep hills but now I just keep on going and I never get off. |
 Stuff.co.nz | Herald On Sunday Editorial: Let's take cycleways seriously New Zealand Herald It would be some small comfort to those who mourn Jane Bishop to know that her death spurred some action on making city streets safer for cyclists. Bishop died in November 2010 after falling under a truck on Tamaki Dr after her cycle struck Glenn ... Roading authorities 'can't' remove Tamaki Dr hazards Opportunities for cycling accidents not rare Editorial: Cruel convergence |
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