Maple Leaves Over Milan: Nationality in Cycling
Was Ryder Hesjedal’s victory at the Giro d’Italia a Candian victory… or merely [a win for Garmin-Barricuda? →]
Category: "Cycling"
Cobblestone Classics 2012: Boonen Completes Record-Setting Spring
Tornado Tom rides away from the field to [grab history by the throat... →]
Cobblestone Classics 2012: Cancellara’s Collarbone is Boonen’s Boon in Flanders
When Fabian Cancellara suffered a crash and a broken collarbone in the new-look Tour of Flanders, [Tom Boonen seized the initiative to make history... →]
PODCAST: Ryan Braun, Alberto Contador and the State of Drug Testing in Sports
I join writers Ethan Calof and Jacob Rude for a weekly podcast where we discuss [the state of drug testing in sports... →]
The Futile Fight Against Doping
Three of cycling’s biggest names of the past decade have dealt with different aspects of the [doping battle in the past week... →]
Cancellara’s Era Ends in Copenhagen
The man who has defined the time trial for the past half-decade [will not don the rainbow jersey in time trials for the first time since 2008... →]
Contador Case Clouds Cycling’s Comeback
Alberto Contador didn’t three-peat at the Tour de France, failing to win his first grand tour start since 2007. [Of course, he might not have even been the defending champ THIS year... →]
Stats and Sensibility: Rethinking the King of the Mountains
Samuel Sanchez was the King of the Mountains at this year’s Tour de France… [Is the right man wearing polka-dots? →]