Majka closes in on polka dot jersey as Nibali gains more ground

FONTE : Movistar Team ARGOMENTO : Competitions and Venues, Equipment and Accessories, Individuals and Teams ALLEGATI : INFORMAZIONI PER LA STAMPA A CURA DI : NOODLS DAL Jul 2, 2014 AL Jul 2, 2014 LUOGO España Por ...

The broadcasting rights for Germany's national football team, which are highly valued after the team won the World Cup in Brazil, have been acquired by Telefónica in Spain. The company is planning to launch a premium channel showing only ...

Yamaha Corporation (Yamaha) announces that it has become a 2014 official sponsor of Movistar Yamaha MotoGP, which is the factory racing team of Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. (Yamaha Motor) that is currently competing in MotoGP, the world motorcycle racing ...

Sir Dave Brailsford is eyeing a better showing in 2015 for Team Sky Team Sky principal Sir Dave Brailsford is already preparing for the 2015 Tour de France after a disappointing three-week campaign. After flawless performances in winning with ...

Cycling index NIMES: It should please the Australian Commonwealth Games team that cyclist Mark Renshaw says he has never felt as strong heading into the third week of a grand tour than he is in this year's Tour de France which finishes in Paris on ...

World champion Rui Costa has withdrawn from the Tour de France due to pneumonia, his Lampre-Merida team said in a statement. Costa had been 13th in the standings at almost 13 minutes behind race leader Vincenzo Nibali. His team said he'd ...

Australian cyclist Luke Durbridge has apologised for shoving a helper from a rival team during stage 17 of the Tour de France. The Orica-GreenEDGE rider crashed into the Movistar soigneur while climbing in the Pyrenees on Wednesday and tumbled off ...

The Orica-GreenEDGE rider crashed into the Movistar soigneur while climbing in the Pyrenees on Wednesday and tumbled off his bike. He immediately got up and pushed the man, who had been handing out drinks to riders. SECOND VICTORY: MAJKA WINS ...

Another day at the Tour de France, another collision between a cyclist and someone getting in the way. This time, though, fans crowding the course weren't to blame. Australian rider Luke Durbridge was climbing in the Pyrenees during Wednesday's ...