Heinrich Haussler

• News / Road

  Haussler: Spartacus will be back — and so will I

  • By Anthony Tan

  GEELONG, Australia (VN) — Heinrich Haussler admits his past two seasons have been left wanting but is already relishing the prospect of

• News / Road

  Haussler back in winner’s circle in China as crowds

  • By Andrew Hood

  MENTAUGOU, China (VN) — Heinrich Haussler ended a season-long drought with a narrow sprint victory as the Chinese fans turned out in

• News / Road / Video

  ORIGINS VIDEO: Heinrich Haussler on his first bike races

  • By Neal Rogers

  Regardless of their backgrounds, the top stars of professional cycling all share one thing in common — a story of fulfilled promise.

• News / Road

  Haussler wins another at Tour of Qatar, takes lead

  • By Steve Frothingham

  Garmin-Cervélo’s Heinrich Haussler won the third stage of the Tour of Qatar Wednesday to take the race leader's jersey from three-time

• News / Road

  Haussler makes it a race, wins stage and closes on Boonen

  • By Steve Frothingham

  Tom Boonen said Monday that every year it gets a bit harder to win the Tour of Qatar, a race he's won three times.

• News / Road

  Must Reads: Haussler v. Cav’; Contador’s

  • By VeloNews.com

  Haussler v. Cav'; Contador's mystery meat; Bauer dreams big

• News / Road

  Roger Hammond makes Garmin-Cervelo the 800-pound gorilla in

  • By Brian Holcombe

  Roger Hammond is entering perhaps his final year of racing on a beefed up Garmin-Cervelo squad

• News / Road

  Garmin-Cervélo signs Hammond, Haussler, Klier, Lancester,

  • By VeloNews.com

  Six more riders, including Heinrich Haussler, Roger Hammond and Brett Lancaster, will join Thor Hushovd on the new Garmin-Cervelo team for

• News / Road

  Heinrich Haussler to skip world road championships

  • By Andrew Hood

  Haussler had hoped to race for Australia this year, but a lingering knee injury will keep him at home.

• News / Road / Tour de France

  Some big names will miss 2010 Tour de France

  • By Andrew Hood

  The Tour de France is about surviving and hanging on for three weeks, but some big names are missing out this year even before the race