Maxim Iglinsky made the final cut in the Ronde van Vlaanderen to battle with the race's top favourites, but he lacked the strength to respond to the attacks over the final climbs.   He kept his cool, though, and managed to close the day with a eighth in one of Belgium's hardest races.

Today, Team Saxo Bank continued on their path of success represented by Juan José Haedo who took a convincing sprint victory ahead of home ground favorite, André Greipel on the finish line of the 198 kilometer long race, Rund um Köln.

Boulder, CO – Brad White of the UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team Presented by Maxxis continued his run of good form, taking 3rd in the Koppenberg Road Race near Boulder, CO Saturday. While it doesn’t feature any cobbled sections, the Koppenberg is billed as a Boulder Spring Classic, offering up plenty of climbing and numerous sections of dirt to challenge the riders.

Cancellara becomes a Ronde legend Swiss Fabian Cancellara became an instant legend today in Belgium with his attack on the Muur-Kapelmuur to win the Ronde van Vlaanderen. The win came at the hands of Belgium's cycling favourite, Tom Boonen, who Cancellara dropped to ride solo to victory.

The Belgian semi-classic Scheldeprijs will be an opportunity for the BMC Racing Team’s sprinters to test their legs while also serving as a final tune-up for Paris-Roubaix. ‘No Bad Cobblestones’Wednesday’s 205.4 km race features one loop of a 156 km course, followed by three shorter laps of a 16.4 km circuit. The past four years, the race has been decided in a bunch sprint. “There’s no climbs, no big difficulties and no bad cobblestones,” BMC Racing Team Director Sportif John Lelangue said. “For some of the guys, it’s good to have one day of competition between Flanders and Roubaix. But...

George Hincapie of the BMC Racing Team registered his sixth top 10 result at the Tour of Flanders Sunday with a team-best sixth-place finish in the Belgian Classic.Hincapie Ready For RoubaixHincapie was in a group that crossed the line three minutes after Fabian Cancellara soloed to win the 262 km race. The three-time U.S. road champion and the rest of the field lost contact on the ascent of the Molenberg, inside of 40 km to go. “The team did a good job,” Hincapie said. “I’m confident for next Sunday. I had good legs and felt good all day. I can...

USA Cycling's National Development Program teams have been busy racking up victories in Belgium this weekend. Lawson Craddock (Houston, Texas/Hot Tubes) took the stage one victory at the junior Ster van Zuid Limberg on Friday, before Taylor Phinney (Boulder, Colo./Trek-Livestrong) and the U23 team won stage 2B of the  Triptyque des Monts et Chateau. After crashing the morning time trial, Phinney and tthe USA Cycling National Development team came back to take stage 2B in dramatic fashion in downtown Soigines.

The BMC Racing Team will field a roster for Sunday’s Tour of Flanders that includes four riders who have scored top 10 finishes at the Belgian Classic the past five years.

Colorado Springs, Colo. (April 1, 2010) – USA Cycling announced today several changes to its 2010 National Championship Calendar.The dates of the USA Cycling Masters Road National Championships in Louisville, Ken., have changed slightly.  Because of a change in the criterium course, the event will now run August 3-8 as opposed to the previously announced August 1-7. More information, as well as a race schedule and announcement of new hotel partners will follow next week.

Philadelphia (March 29, 2010) – Pro Cycling Tour, LLC (PCT), organizer of the TD Bank Philadelphia International Cycling Championship, and Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia today announced a three-year media partnership to provide live race-day coverage and comprehensive coverage around the race.