Year end highs and lows
The end of the year is fast approaching and it's the ideal time to assess the year's highs and lows. Here are my choices for the top 5 and worst 5 moments of 2008.
Will the world's best cope with Armstrong?
A comeback by the quiet American has stunned the cycling world, but it could also show up the so called "big guns" of today's Pro road racing ranks.
What would ever posses Lance Armstrong to make a return to the Tour de France after four years away from cycling's Pro circuit?
Contador eyes Vuelta, rues Le Tour
The Astana rider continues to lurk behind the leaders after the first week of racing in the Tour of Spain.
Eight days of racing have passed in this year's Vuelta and with the cream already rising to the top, you don't have to be Einstein to realise who is going to win in Madrid.
Robbie McEwen is not at the Vuelta - it's probably a good thing!
The Aussie sprint specialist has recently left Silence-Lotto to join new Russian team Katusha in a bid to revive his cycling career.
I wonder how Australia's veteran sprinter would handle the heat in Spain given he's had a tough time scratching for stage victories this year .
What game is Alejandro playing at?
Valverde leads the Vuelta after the first open road stage, but does he really expect to stay in front after what promises to be three hard weeks of racing?
Silence still golden for Cadel
Although Cadel Evans is not participating in the up coming Vuelta in Spain, he is still making the headlines after signing a new deal with the Silence-Lotto team.
Many cycling pundits believe Evans’s team let him down in the Tour de France, but Mike Tomalaris says there is room to rebuild and improve before next year’s Grand Tours.
Spain's La Vuelta set to start
After the recent excitement of the Tour de France and the cycling events at the Beijing Olympic Games, Cycling Central turns its focus to Spain where riders are preparing for the 63rd edition of La Vuelta.
Mike Tomalaris believes a local competitor will reign in Spain.
Beijing road set for twists and turns
SBS Cycling Commentator Mike Tomalaris isn't quite ready to put his money on the favourites for the road race at the Beijing Games.
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