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Amgen Tour of California's decisive stages in San Jose, East Bay
San Jose Mercury NewsFor the first time since its debut in 2006, America's biggest cycling event is expected to climax in the Bay Area. In years past, Silicon Valley and the East Bay have served as early stages in a race whose decisive moments often took place days later in...Tags: Entertainment, Tejay van Garderen, Sports, Andy Schleck, Tour de France
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Cyclists push their limits in Ninth Street Derby
The Herald-Sun, Durham, N.C.Last year, Zeb King said, he watched the Ninth Street Derby cycling races in from the sidelines as he was still recovering from injuries sustained when he was hit by a vehicle while riding. On Sunday, the 22-year-old Appalachian State University student...Tags: Broken Bones, NASCAR, Road Race Cycling, Sports, Cycling
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Clarke, 2008 Sunny King Crit winner, returns with momentum, top team and pedigree on his side
The Anniston StarTo say Hilton Clarke has everything going for him entering today's Sunny King Criterium is like saying criteriums are fast cycling races. The world-class sprinter is riding for UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling, the best team on the national criterium...Tags: Track Cycling, Road Race Cycling, Sports, Cycling
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On trial is Lance Armstrong, the man
The worst part of the Lance Armstrong story isn't the lying, considering more important people have lied more loudly. And it's not the cheating, considering bigger athletes to Americans have cheated. It's certainly not how he sullied the sport of...
Tags: U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Oprah Winfrey, Mike Ditka, Sports, Lance Armstrong
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¿Penn State voted AP sports story of year again
AP Sports WriterNEW YORK (AP) — The Penn State child sex abuse scandal was selected as the sports story of the year by U.S. editors and news directors in an annual vote conducted by The Associated Press. The news broke in November 2011, with a grand jury report...Tags: Bill O'Brien, Tennessee Volunteers, Usain Bolt, College Football, Punishment
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What was the No. 1 sports story of 2012?
Look toward London Iliana Limón Romero Orlando Sentinel The London Olympics delivered the most compelling storylines of 2012. Gabby Douglas was not considered a contender for the women's gymnastics all-around gold medal at the beginning of the year,...Tags: Sports Illustrated, Gabby Douglas, Joe Paterno, Michael Phelps, National Basketball Association
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If Armstrong loses Olympic medal, why not East Germans?
The International Olympic Committee has a tendency to make up rules that suit its purposes. To wit: the attempt to impose a 2012 Olympic Games ban on any athlete who received a two-year doping suspension, even if that suspension expired before the...
Tags: U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Berlin Wall's Fall (1989), Sports Organizations, 2012 Summer Olympics, International Olympic Committee
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Medals stripped from Athens Olympians
Associated PressEight years after winning Olympic medals in Athens, four track and field athletes from eastern Europe were ordered to hand them back Wednesday because of positive doping tests. Lance Armstrong, meanwhile, can hold onto his bronze medal from the 2000...Tags: U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Sports Organizations, Track and Field, International Olympic Committee, Sports
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Schedule released for 2012 Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Cycling Juniors Track national Championships at #thevelodrome
SportsTalkThe 2012 Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Cycling Juniors Track National Championships begin a five-day run at the Valley Preferred Cycling Center in Trexlertown on Wednsday, kicking off with omnium competiotn for the men and women in the 17-18-year-old category,... -
2012 USA Pro Cycling Challenge TV schedule
Channel Guide MagazineThe first USA Pro Cycling Challenge was so successful last year, they’re going to do it again. More than 130 of the world’s top cyclists ride through the Colorado Rockies on a 683-mile, seven-stage race from Durango to Denver. This year’... -
Lance Armstrong has new title: doping kingpin
Maybe the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency should have handled our nation's "war on drugs," first launched more than 40 years ago. It took 14 years worth of evidence, but the USADA knocked off a drug kingpin in Lance Armstrong. We witnessed the final nail in the...
Tags: U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Sports, Frankie Andreu, Emergency Health Procedures, Lance Armstrong
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Vande Velde: I thought doping was the only way
About six weeks ago, a few readers sent emails complaining because the Tribune had given no coverage to local cyclist Christian Vande Velde’s victory in the U.S. Pro Challenge stage race in Colorado. My response was to say we felt leery of...
Tags: U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, Christian Vande Velde, Sports, Frankie Andreu, Garmin Ltd.
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Dec 30, 2012
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Dec 11, 2012
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Oct 22, 2012
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