Eight Reasons Why This Was the Best Tour de France in Recent Memory
From fallen champions to Cadel Evans's well-deserved win.
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Can a Battered Contador Mount a Comeback?
As we go into Stage 12, where do things stand in this most crash-tastic Tour de France?
A Point-by-Point Case That the Tour de France Champ Almost Certainly Doped
And is almost certainly screwed.
Final Weekend of Tour de France Could Be Incredibly Thrilling (or Kind of Anticlimactic)
Schleck isn't expected to win, but he wasn't expected to be this close, either.
Tour de France Contenders Bide Time Before Pyrenees
Today's ride up the side of a freaking mountain was apparently not tough enough for anything surprising to occur.
Tour de France: Two Favorites Emerge From a Pile of Carnage
This bicycle race is significantly less pleasant than the one with the naked women in the Queen song.
Read This Article and You Will Find Yourself Following the Tour de France
The Spanish have a good shot at keeping up their winning streak.
Lance Armstrong Is Only Allowed to Eat Scones a Little While Longer
The Tour de France legend talks to us about his rides around New York.
With Tour de France Over, Spoke-Slapping Starts Between Contador and Armstrong
"Hey, pistolero. There is no 'I' in team."
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