A record-tying 10 U.S. cyclists spent the Fourth of July on the roads of the Tour de France.
American fans had even more to celebrate Monday when Tyler Farrar raced to his first individual Tour stage victory, becoming the first U.S. rider to win a stage on July 4.
“I certainly would have  … More
When George Hincapie pushes down on his pedals to start the Tour de France for a 16th time on Saturday, the American will equal the record of race appearances set by Dutchman Joop Zoetemelk in 1986.
The 38-year-old rode his first Tour with the Motorola team in 1996 and has participated in every edition since, helping Lance Armstrong win the race seven times from 1999 to 2005Â Â …Â More
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With Lance Armstrong gone, Team Radioshack are hoping that four riders can share responsibility for leading the team in the Tour de France, says Slovenian rider Janez Brajkovic.
Brajkovic will be one of four Radioshack riders who can reasonably target a top-10 finish on the Champs Elysees, with the experienced Andreas Kloeden, Levi Leipheimer and Chris Horner also looking to shine when the race starts on Saturday  … More