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Rivals admit Hesjedal is firmly in driver’s seat
- By Andrew Hood
- Published 21 mins ago

Kreuziger wins stage 19; Hesjedal gains on Purito
- By VeloNews.com
- Published May. 25, 2012
- Updated 1 hour ago
Hesjedal may have delivered knockout punch in stage 19 in quest for maglia rosa; Kreuziger bounces back to win stage

Scarponi still confident he can win Giro
- By Gregor Brown
- Published 7 hours ago
After a difficult day of cramping Wednesday on the Passo Giau, Scarponi says he's ready to play his cards this weekend

National Pro Championships bring elite riders to Greenville
- By Dan Wuori
- Published May. 25, 2012
- Updated 7 hours ago
A star-studded National Pro Championships start Saturday in Greenville, South Carolina - the final year at the venue

Vaughters not heading to Italy for Hesjedal ... yet
- By Dan Wuori
- Published 9 hours ago
Garmin manager Jonathan Vaughters won't jinx Hesjedal with presence in Italy, yet; says Canadian has earned a Tour spot if he wants it

Whitten wins Exergy Tour prologue
- By Axie Navas
- Published May. 25, 2012
- Updated 5 hours ago
Tara Whitten wins by a hair, as Canadian riders sweep top three spots in Thursday's opening prologue at Exergy Tour

Armstrong crashes out, Whitten wins at Exergy Tour prologue
- By Axie Navas
- Published May. 25, 2012
- Updated 5 hours ago
In a hard blow to the Exergy Twenty12 team, hometown favorite Kristin Armstrong crashed hard Thursday, halfway through the Exergy Tour’s

From the pages of Velo: Analysis of the last HP Challenge
- By Neal Rogers
- Published 22 hours ago
With the Exergy Tour kicking off in Boise, we go to the archives to revive the story of the last HP Women's Challenge, in 2003

Easy Ryder calm before the storm
- By Andrew Hood
- Published 23 hours ago
Insiders say there is no stress around the Garmin breakfast table on the eve of the three-day Giro showdown in northern Italy

Women's racing taking a step toward sustainability in Idaho
- By Axie Navas
- Published May. 24, 2012
- Updated 5 hours ago
The Exergy Development Group has supported women’s cycling in a big way with the new Exergy Tour, but is the new energy sustainable?


