Katusha
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News / RoadKatusha ready to step up with Freire, Menchov
- By Andrew Hood
Holzer: 'With riders like Menchov and Freire, we are obliged to win'
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Giro d'Italia / News / Road / Tour de France / Vuelta a EspañaRodríguez sees no conflict with Menchov at Katusha
- By VeloNews.com
Joaquim "Purito" Rodríguez says he will have no problems sharing leadership at Katusha with new arrival Denis Menchov.
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News / RoadKatusha won’t offer Alexander Kolobnev a contract for
- By VeloNews.com
Katusha has declined to extend Alexander Kolobnev's contract for 2012 following his positive doping test during this year's Tour de France.
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News / RoadDenis Menchov to race for Katusha in 2012
- By VeloNews.com
Russian Denis Menchov will race for the Katusha team from next season, moving from the soon-to-be defunct Geox-TMC squad, his new WorldTour
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News / RoadOscar Freire to debut with Katusha at 2012 Tour Down Under
- By VeloNews.com
Three-time world champion Oscar Freire will make his debut with Russian squad Katusha in Australia's Tour Down Under in January, organizers
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News / RoadEkimov returns ‘home’ to Russian project
- By Andrew Hood
Viatcheslav Ekimov, the Olympic champion and super-domestique who spent much of his career helping Lance Armstrong, is heading back to
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News / Road
UPDATED: Oscar Freire and Erik Zabel set to join Katusha
- By VeloNews.com
Three-time world champion Óscar Freire will race his final season as a professional with Katusha. The Spanish daily MARCA reported that
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News / Road / Tour de FranceKatusha names first-ever all-Russian Tour team
- By VeloNews.com
Pavel Brutt Denis Galimzyanov,Vladimir Gusev Mikhail IgnatyevVladimir IsaychevVladimir KarpetsAlexander KolobnevEgor SilinYuriy Trofimov
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News / Road
Return of the Killer: Danilo Di Luca back from suspension
- By VeloNews.com
Controversial Italian Danilo Di Luca returns to competition this weekend at the Mallorca Challenge in Spain with his new Katusha team.
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News
Danilo Di Luca lands ride with Katusha
- By Andrew Hood
It didn’t take long for Danilo Di Luca to find a ride. Back from his ban for CERA, shortened by nine months after he cooperated with