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Cycling

# cycling - Thursday 3 January, 2013

From The Score Silk Road

Irish adventurers near end of 16,000km trek from Istanbul to Shanghai

Maghnus Collins and David Burns are 450km from the finishing post but more challenges are in-store.

# cycling - Wednesday 2 January, 2013

From The Score New Job

Hunt returns to Team Sky coaching position

Dan Hunt will help lead Sky’s bid for back-to-back Tour de France victories.

# cycling - Saturday 29 December, 2012

From The Score TDF

Lance Armstrong case: No appeal for former Tour de France legend

The Court of Arbitration for Sport says the American has missed the deadline to fight the stripping of his seven Tour titles.

# cycling - Sunday 23 December, 2012

From The Score Hot Pursuit

David Walsh: You had people in the sport who were always complicit in the cover-up

The journalist and author spoke about his pursuit of cyclist Lance Armstrong and his book Seven Deadly Sins.

# cycling - Friday 21 December, 2012

From The Score Lance Armstrong

Re-cycle: Armstrong leaves peloton picking up the pieces after traumatic year

Back on the road, Bradley Wiggins took his place on the sport’s throne. Literally.

# cycling - Saturday 15 December, 2012

From The Score Denial

Doctor: ‘I never saw Lance Armstrong dope’

Michele Ferrari has said he did not see the cyclist take drugs.

# cycling - Friday 14 December, 2012

From The Score TDF

By ‘eck! Tour de France to start in Yorkshire in 2014

The Grand Départ will be hosted in the north of England in a couple of years’ time, organisers have revealed.

# cycling - Thursday 13 December, 2012

From The Score Cycling

Embattled cycling chief McQuaid turns on ‘arrogant’ LeMond

The UCI president is resisting calls from the Tour de France champion, and others, to resign.

From The Score TDF

Cycling: Wiggins could target Tour defence after all

The Tour champion previously hinted he’d concentrate on other events next summer.

# cycling - Friday 30 November, 2012

From The Score TDF

Cycling: Weary Contador wants time to prepare for Tour

With Saxo Bank uncertain of its participation in the Tour de France, the Spaniard says he will need a full season to prepare for it.

# cycling - Thursday 29 November, 2012

From The Score Lance

# cycling - Wednesday 28 November, 2012

From The Score Doping

Doping ‘much bigger’ than just Armstrong, says Hamilton

“I’m sympathetic towards Lance Armstrong, it’s not easy,” the former Postal rider said.

# cycling - Tuesday 20 November, 2012

From The Score On Track

Cycling: Team GB cycling boss Brailsford eyes Rio 2016

The cycling chief reckons he can balance his roles with the Olympic outfit and the pros at Team Sky.

# cycling - Monday 19 November, 2012

From The Score Timpiste

Mark Cavendish says he’s ‘okay’ after training session collision

Cavendish’s accident happened less than two weeks after Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins were knocked off their bikes in Britain.

# cycling - Sunday 18 November, 2012

From The Score Writing

The Sunday Papers: some of the week’s best sportswriting

Take a few minutes and treat yourself to some of our favourite pieces from around the world of sport.

# cycling - Saturday 17 November, 2012

From The Score Up To Scratch

Martyn Irvine wins silver medal at Track World Cup in Glasgow

The Irish cyclist was pipped to gold by Switzerland’s Tristan Marguet after a sprint finish.

# cycling - Thursday 15 November, 2012

From The Score Doping

Lance Armstrong case: Cancer charity drops shamed rider’s name

The news comes days after the former cycling hero formally cut ties with Livestrong.

# cycling - Wednesday 14 November, 2012

From The Score UCI

UCI optimistic it can win drug war

Chief medical officer Dr Mario Zorzoli has backed the anti-doping advancements cycling has adopted.

# cycling - Tuesday 13 November, 2012

From The Score Doping

WADA calls for wider effort to tackle sports doping

‘WADA isn’t in a position to tackle this type of sophisticated cheating,’ the organisation says of its resources.

# cycling - Monday 12 November, 2012

From The Score Cycling

Lance Armstrong case: shamed rider formally cuts ties with Livestrong

The organisation says Armstrong stepped down from the board to spare Livestrong any negative effects resulting from the controversy surrounding his cycling career.

# cycling - Sunday 11 November, 2012

From The Score Lance

# cycling - Thursday 8 November, 2012

From The Score Cycling

An Post re-sign Irish trio for 2013 season

Sam Bennett, Ronan McLaughlin and Sean Downey have committed to another season with the An Post Sean Kelly team.

From The Score Relief

Wiggins recovers but British coach injured

The cycling star has left hospital following his bike accident yesterday.

From The Score Doping

Lance Armstrong case: Former US Postal rider has chance to tell all

David George admitted doping after a recent positive test.

# cycling - Wednesday 7 November, 2012

From The Score Accident

Bradley Wiggins in hospital after being hit by car (updated)

A police spokesman said the British cycling star’s injuries were “not thought to be life-threatening”.

From The Score Scause This post contains videos

VIDEO: South Park takes on doping… and charity bracelets*

The best satire on TV had its say on the biggest issue in sport this week. *May contain spoilers and/or sacrilege.

From The Score Lance Armstrong

UCI chief Pat McQuaid asks CAS president to help choose inquiry team

The inquiry is seen as a key to restoring the UCI’s damaged credibility following the Lance Armstrong affair.

From The Score Doping

Disgraced US cyclist Landis drops appeal

The one-time tour champion had been accused of using a hacker to get documents from an anti-doping lab.

# cycling - Tuesday 6 November, 2012

From The Score Doping

Cycling: Former Giro champ Michele Scarponi suspended by team

Scarponi, who was suspended for 18 months in 2007 following the Operation Puerto scandal, now faces further censure for meeting Ferrari.

From The Score Doping

Banned: Former Armstrong teammate David George tests positive

The South African rode for US Postal in 1999 and 2000.

From The Score Ready To Go

The Morning Score: Tuesday

Paul O’Connell, Shane Long and the Haldon Gold Cup feature in today’s edition, while there’s also news on the latest potential scandal to hit the world of cycling.

# cycling - Monday 5 November, 2012

From The Score TDF
From The Score Cycling

UCI investigating Vinokourov Liege ‘payoff’ claim

Vinokourov, banned for blood doping in 2007-2009, faces claims he paid Russian rival Alexandre Kolobnev €150,000 to secure his second victory in cycling’s oldest one-day classic.

# cycling - Thursday 1 November, 2012

From The Score Cycling

IOC opens probe into Armstrong’s Olympic medal

Armstrong won bronze in the time trial at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Hope he knows where the medal is.

# cycling - Wednesday 31 October, 2012

From The Score Paying A Premium

Insurers ask Lance Armstrong to repay bonus millions

Potential legal action could come in connection with false testimony given by Armstrong during an arbitration hearing in 2006.

From The Score Doping

Lance Armstrong case: ban flouted anti-doping law, say experts

The Texan rider may even have grounds for appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport over the decision, it has been suggested.

# cycling - Tuesday 30 October, 2012

From The Score Lance Armstrong

Don’t worry everyone… Lance Armstrong says he’s ‘alive and well in Hawaii’

The shamed cyclist is relaxing despite everything.

From The Score Cycling

Lance Armstrong case: Wiggins upgraded to Tour de France podium

The 2012 winner can now add “2009 third place” to his career CV.

# cycling - Monday 29 October, 2012

From The Score Doping

Steven de Jongh the latest to leave Team Sky

Sports Director has left the team after admitting doping offence earlier in career.

Column: Here’s why cyclists need to change – as do motorists

The way we view each other with mutual suspicion is often down to cramped roads, crap cycle lanes and a lack of intersection between how motorists and cyclists use the road.