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Tour faces uphill task to regain credibility (Bangkok Post)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
When a million people lined up in the London streets to watch the 94th Tour de France take off on July 8, organizers of the world's biggest cycling race were hoping that the Tour could regain some kind of credibility after last year's debacle.

London mayor wants Tour de France to return (The Globe and Mail)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
Doping scandals don't change Ken Livingstone's stance

Local riders hit RAGBRAI trail (Monmouth Daily Review Atlas)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
MONMOUTH - For those who love to spend countless hours on their bikes, RAGBRAI, the Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa, is more than an event, it is an experience they look forward to every year.

Branson leg of statewide cycling race to reflect area’s uniquene (Branson Daily News)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
Officials associated with Branson’s leg of the Tour of Missouri said Wednesday they are hoping to incorporate some of the local flair into the event.

Doubts follow end of ‘07 Tour de France (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
All the right elements were there: The smiling winner in his bright yellow jersey. The fans several rows deep under the majestic trees of the Champs-Elysees. But something seemed broken about the Tour de France on Sunday - perhaps forever. Overshadowing the joy of its newest and youngest winner in 10 years - Alberto Contador of Spain, who rode for the American Discovery Channel team - was ominous ...

Contador caps comeback with Tour de France title (The World)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
PARIS - Three years ago, Alberto Contador was lying in a hospital bed recovering from a brain aneurism. He drew inspiration from reading a book about Lance Armstrong, the cancer survivor and seven-time Tour de France champion.

Cycling: T-Mobile fires Tour de France rider for ’secretly’ using testosterone gel (International Herald Tribune)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
Patrik Sinkewitz, a German cyclist, was fired by his T-Mobile team and acknowledged that he "secretly" used a testosterone gel before failing a doping test in June.

1 Tour rider dismissed, 1 suspended (The Charlotte Observer)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
Star cyclist Alexandre Vinokourov was fired by his team Monday after he tested positive at the Tour de France. The Kazakh rider was forced out of the Tour along with his Astana teammates last week when he tested positive for a banned blood transfusion after winning the 13th stage. Vinokourov was dismissed because the backup sample confirmed the initial positive finding, Astana's Corinne Druey ...

Tour de France will face long ride back (Orlando Sentinel)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
Cyclists believe that it will take years for the race to recover from doping scandals. Cyclists who have admitted using banned drugs say the Tour de France may need years to recover from the stigma of cheating, denial and lying that devastated the 2007 race.

Pawnee Bill Memorial Rodeo Endurance Relay (Cushing Daily Citizen)

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007
The recently completed Tour de France may be the world's greatest bicycle race, but the upcoming Tour de Pawnee Lake, better known as the Pawnee Bill Memorial Rodeo Endurance Relay, is by far the greatest race involving a bicycle in Pawnee County.

 
 

 


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