High Road Sports announces a new technology and marketing collaboration with Google Inc., supported by partners HTC and SRM, that brings a worldwide audience further inside the experience of racing in the Tour de France.

World Champion Cadel Evans scored his first win for the BMC Racing Team and made history with an impressive victory Wednesday at Flèche Wallonne. Making HistoryEvans overtook Tour de France champion Alberto Contador with a perfectly timed attack on the steep uphill drag to the finish on the Muy de Huy. “I thought with 500 meters to go he (Contador) had it but it’s not the first time I’ve done this race and I used it to my advantage today,” Evans said. Joaquin Rodriguez (Katusha) was second and Contador (Astana) held on for third. Evans becomes the first Australian to...

HTC-Columbia is prepared for a much tougher course than usual in Wednesday's edition of the Fleche Wallone race, the first of the Ardennes Classics in Belgium.  "It's going to be very different because the second-last ascent of the Mur De Huy climb is much closer to the finish than in previous years," explains HTC-Columbia's sports director Valerio Piva.  "That means breakaways will have a much better chance of getting away on the second time up the Mur de Huy climb and staying away. We won't have 50 riders at the foot of the climb for the third and final ascent...

HTC-Columbia's Tejay Van Garderen moved into second place after the 209-kilometre stage four of the Tour of Turkey Wednesday.  The 21-year-old American, who joined HTC-Columbia in 2010, sits 16 seconds behind ISD-Neri rider, Giovanni Visconti.

The BMC Racing Team will put its support behind American George Hincapie and German Marcus Burghardt in the 108th edition of Paris-Roubaix Sunday, announced Director Sportif John Lelangue.