“Sometimes you just have a voice inside you that says go,” said Phinney. “It just got more and more painful as I went on but I knew that if I made it, it would be worth it, and it definitely, definitely was. It’s the best way to win, to win like that.”
California
Routley Wins Stage, Wiggins Still in Lead
The mercury and the pavement went up and down, but mostly up, as young Will Routley, King of the Mountain’s leader looked like the freshest rider in today’s long break, winning not only ALL three KOM’s, but also Stage 4’s final sprint!
Where are the California Cycling Fans?
Amgen Tour of California, May 13, 2014–By Jim Freibert–Special reporter to Cyclists International–Opinion After nine years of solid efforts by…
Bradley Wiggins Retains Yellow at Mount Diablo
“Every day is a tough day when you’re in yellow,” said Wiggins.
Wiggins Takes Lead at Tour of California Time Trial
Folsom, CA. –May 12, 2014 The Wig is back! Winning the Amgen Tour of California first time trial in stage…
Cavendish Out-sprints Sagan in First Stage Tour of California
Sacramento, CA. (May 11, 2014) Mark Cavendish, “the fastest man on earth,” has won the first stage of the Tour…
Cyclists International to Air Six Day Track Cycling Event on Sunday
This Sunday Cyclists International will host a simulcast of the first half-Six Day to take place in the United States…
California Adds “Three-Foot” Law, then Frets About it
California recently passed a Three-Foot safe passing law to protect cyclists and other vulnerable users on the road. This means…
Colby Pearce and Jake Duehring to Race at CA Half Six-Day
Many time national track Champion Colby Pearce will pair up with National Pursuit champion Jake Duerhing at the new half-Six…
Daniel Holloway and Guy East to Race First Half-Six Day since 1940’s
Daniel Holloway and Guy East, two pros who couldn’t be more different off the bike will be racing together as…