 Prosecutors close Armstrong probeFederal prosecutors closed their investigation of Lance Armstrong without charging him over allegations he used performance-enhancing drugs on Friday. Read full article |
 Uphill time trial finale returns to Paris-Nice Race organiser Christian Prudhomme has pledged to give cycling fans suspense right to the end of Paris-Nice thanks to the return of the Col d'Eze final stage time trial. Read full article |
 Zulu ready to take on Cape EpicThe gruelling Cape Epic mountain bike race will present a completely different challenge for racing car driver Gugu Zulu. Read full article |
 2012 will be my year - StanderThe first rider to check out the new course planned for the RockyRoads UCI MTB World Cup in Pietermaritzburg from 16 to 18 March was none other than South African MTB legend Burry Stander. Read full article |
 Brown to test his legs in PETop South African sprinter Arran Brown is set to test his form ahead of the international racing season at The Herald VW Cycle Tour in Port Elizabeth on Sunday. Read full article |
 All eyes on Evans and ContadorTour de France champion Cadel Evans has been handed a potential duel with former three-time champion Alberto Contador when the pair line up for the Tirreno-Adriatico race in March. Read full article |
 Valverde ready to forget doping scandalSpain's Alejandro Valverde says he is ready to take aim at some of the most prestigious podiums in cycling this season as he looks to put the disgrace of a two-year doping ban behind him. Read full article |
 Menchov covets maiden Tour titleThe usually quiet Russian has often been criticised for not being aggressive enough, especially on the big climbs. Read full article |
 McEwen bemoans lack of Olympic successThree-times Tour de France points winner Robbie McEwen would happily trade one of his green jerseys for the Olympic glory that eluded him, the experienced Australian sprinter said on Tuesday. Read full article |
 De Groot gets year off to winning startRobyn de Groot got the year off to triumphant start for her Momentum Toyota team when she sprinted to victory from a small breakaway group to win The New Fast One 106km road cycling race on Sunday. Read full article |
 Rossouw returns to winning ways Seven years almost to the day after his last major marathon victory, Jacques Rossouw (FEDGROUP – ITEC Connect) made a triumphant return when he claimed a dominant victory over a strong field.... Read full article |
 Fatherhood gives Evans a fresh challengeAustralian Cadel Evans believes recent additions to his BMC team will play a crucial role as he bids to cement his place in cycling's history books by defending his Tour de France crown in July. Read full article |
 Hushovd to compete in GiroNorway's Thor Hushovd will compete in this year's Tour of Italy which starts in Denmark in May, his Denia cycling team confirmed on Friday. Read full article |
 Bartali set for Israeli honourLegendary Italian cyclist Gino Bartali could be set for one Israel's highest honours after evidence has come to light that he helped to save the lives of hundreds of Jews during the Second World War. Read full article |
 Stewart back to tame AddoReturning mountain bike champion Brandon Stewart and teammate Jacques Rossouw are set to resume their ongoing battle with Kevin Evans and David George. Read full article |
 Stander sets sights on Olympic medalVirtually everything Burry Stander does between now and August will be part of his preparation to try and win an Olympic Games medal. Read full article |
 Fouche, McLeod join team BonitasTeam owner Malcolm Lange believes the addition of Herman Fouche and Ian McLeod will bolster the depth of the Bonitas professional road cycling team this year. Read full article |
 Team Bonitas tame the Cape CobraDarren Lill started the year off on a perfect note when he led his Bonitas professional team to a podium clean sweep at the 85km Cycle Lab Cape Cobra Challenge in Cape Town on Sunday. Read full article |
 Gerrans win gives GreenEdge dream debutSimon Gerrans pipped Spaniard Alejandro Valverde on a countback to win his second Tour Down Under title and give his fledgling GreenEdge team a dream start to their debut season on Sunday. Read full article |
| Valverde edges stage, Gerrans claims lead Alejandro Valverde claimed an emotional Tour Down Under stage five victory by the narrowest of margins over local favourite Simon Gerrans but could not prevent his rival from seizing the leader's Ochre jersey. Read full article |
Gilbert tops 2011 cycling seasonAs Alberto Contador fought back tears during an impassioned plea against doping accusations last... |
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No decision soon in long-time Armstrong ProbeNews reports since last autumn have said criminal charges against seven-time Tour de France... |
