After making headlines at the Tour De France last year, carbon monoxide supplementation is under the microscope. Emergency room physician and triathlete Dr. Jeff Sankoff sheds light on this risky practice.
The Tour De France is the world’s best field experiment for endurance performance. What did we learn in 2022?
Giro's bold new design spotted at the Tour de France.
Tony Martin's Canyon TT bike showcased some seriously slick tour tech.
Get a look at the fast wheels, slick bikes and wide gears featured at the Tour de France's Team Time Trial.
After three weeks racing through the mountains of France, Cadel Evans trailed Andy Schleck by only 57 seconds entering the time trial on the second to last day of the Tour. The Australian pulled off one of the best time trials of his life aboard this very BMC TM01 and secured his first Tour de France title in the process.
The Superbowl of cycling kicked off this past Saturday and for die-hard fans of the Tour de France who cannot get enough of the action, you can follow it all right on your phone or iPad.
George Hincapie, one of Lance Armstrong’s closest friends during their time together at the U.S. Postal Service and Discovery Channel teams and the only member of all seven of Armstrong’s Tour de France-winning squads, testified before a federal grand jury that he and Armstrong had supplied one another with EPO and testosterone, CBS News reported Friday afternoon.
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong's announcement that he will retire from cycling for good has many questioning if it also means he will renege on his previous statement that he will return to the sport of triathlon in 2011.
In a telephone interview with the Associated Press, Lance Armstrong announced what he is calling "Retirement 2.0" from cycling and says he is done for good this time. Armstrong did not touch on the subject of his return to the sport of triathlon.
While it has not been officially confirmed, some believe that the person operating the twitter account @juanpelota is Lance Armstrong.
Seven-time Tour De France winner Lance Armstrong will be turning to triathlon and racing in the 2011 Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, according to his long-time coach Chris Carmichael.
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