All Rider Diaries: Page 1
Phil Gaimon Journal: At least there were no helicopters
- By Phil Gaimon
- Published 6 days ago
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Phil Gaimon Journal: California's heat is rough
- By Phil Gaimon
- Published 7 days ago
Bissell rider talks about racing in the California heat and bumping handlebars with Tyler Farrar
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Giro journal: Sutherland enjoys his rest day
- By Rory Sutherland
- Published 7 days ago
On the first rest day at the Giro d'Italia, Saxo-Tinkoff rider Rory Sutherland said his schedule was quite a bit less hectic
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Tyler Wren Journal: Desperate domestic opportunism
- By Tyler Wren
- Published May. 13, 2013
Veteran domestic pro looks ahead at the Amgen Tour of California and the junction where desperation and pampering can produce
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Rory Sutherland Journal: The secret Giro survival plan
- By Rory Sutherland
- Published May. 3, 2013
Rory Sutherland is embarking on his second Giro d'Italia with a plan of attack that will help him survive three weeks on the road
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Gaimon Journal: Still alive after San Dimas crash
- By Phil Gaimon
- Published Apr. 18, 2013
- Updated Apr. 21, 2013 at 11:50 AM EDT
Bissell rider talks about his hard crash at the San Dimas Stage Race, which left him with a myriad of injuries
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Judy Freeman Diary: King of the world
- By Judy Freeman
- Published Apr. 17, 2013
Never sell yourself short — even if you're up against a World Cup racer who might be better than you
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Gaimon Journal: 'I brew sweet tea every night'
- By Phil Gaimon
- Published Mar. 20, 2013
Bissell rider talks about team training camp in California, taking home stuff from sponsors and drinking his favorite beverage
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Judy Freeman Journal: New Year and a rock star start
- By Judy Freeman
- Published Mar. 1, 2013
Judy Freeman is on the ground in Austin, Texas, for the Mellow Johnny's Classic and psyched up for a new cross-country season
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Gaimon Journal: Time to get serious
- By Phil Gaimon
- Published Mar. 1, 2013
With support from family, friends, and his new Bissell team, "Phil the Thrill" is headed to altitude and hoping to leave a yellow jersey