Articles by Neal Rogers
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News / Race Report / RoadMovistar’s Rui Costa pulls off upset at 2011 GP Montréal
On a day when all eyes were on the podium finishers from Friday’s Grand Prix Cycliste Québec City, Portugese rider Rui Costa of Movistar
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News / Road
Phillipe Gilbert reluctant to lead Belgium at worlds,
For a rider who has made things look so easy this year, the remainder of Phillipe Gilbert’s 2011 dream season is surprisingly unclear.
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News / Road
UPDATED: Gilbert does it again, this time in Québec
QUEBEC CITY, Canada (VN) — After 200km of hard circuit racing, the top rider from the 2010 Québec City and Montréal Grand Prix
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News / RoadFive riders to watch in the Canadian World Tour races
Related: Preview Startlist Street sprints race report QUEBEC CITY, Canada (VN) — The list of contenders to win this year’s Québec City
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NewsSaxo’s Morkov wins Challenge Sprint Pro in Québec
QUEBEC CITY, Canada (VN) — Saxo Bank’s Michael Morkov won the inaugural Challenge Sprint Pro Thursday evening in Québec City, besting
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News / RoadStars of European peloton set to light up Canadian
QUEBEC CITY (VN) — After a 2010 debut that was unanimously lauded as a resounding success, the top riders in professional cycling have
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News / Road
Toothache takes Andy Schleck out of 2011 Grand Prix
Leopard-Trek’s Andy Schleck announced Sunday morning that he would not be able to contest next week’s Grands Prix Cyclistes of Québec
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News / Road / USA Pro Cycling ChallengeFive Americans atop USAPCC GC heading into Vail TT
ASPEN, Colo. (VN) — After three days of racing, five Americans stand atop the general classification standings at the inaugural 2011 USA
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News / USA Pro Cycling Challenge
Garmin-Cervélo highly motivated to win USAPCC on home turf
CRESTED BUTTE, Colo. (VN) — The motivation running through the Garmin-Cervélo squad to win the inaugural USA Pro Cycling Challenge runs
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News / Road / USA Pro Cycling Challenge
Fränk Schleck ‘very surprised’ by first
CRESTED BUTTE, Colo. (VN) — Claiming that the only other times he’d been close to 10,000 feet elevation was “in an airplane,”


