Steegmans Wins 2nd Tour de France Stage
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GHENT, Belgium -- Gert Steegmans won the second stage of the Tour de France in his home country Monday, with many riders left cut and bruised following a crash minutes before the finish.
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Bradley Wiggins claimed Great Britain&#39;s second cycling gold at the Athens Olympics with victory in the individual pursuit. Australian Brad McGee took the silver with Sergi Escobar of Spain in the bronze medal position.
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CHAMONIX, France  - Johann Grugger threw down the  gauntlet to his more established opponents Saturday, winning  his second downhill in succession with a confident victory in  Chamonix.
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Santiago Perez won his second consecutive stage in the Spanish Vuelta cycling tour Sunday, taking the mountain time trial. Spanish compatriot Roberto Heras&#39; overall
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MARANA, Arizona  - Swede Henrik Stenson became the second European to win the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship, beating defending champion Geoff Ogilvy of Australia 2&1 in Sunday's final.
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Robbie McEwen rode with knee and hand injuries when the second stage of the Tour de France began Monday on a flat route that favored sprinters.
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JOIGNY, France  - Norway's Thor Hushovd claimed his first victory of the year when he clinched the fourth stage of the Tour de France, a 193-km trek from Villers-Cotterets to Joigny on Wednesday.
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WOBURN, England  - Sweden's Henrik Stenson ended a  three-year barren spell with a four-stroke victory in The  Heritage on Sunday to take his second European Tour title.
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Riding in his first Tour de France, Germany's Linus Gerdemann earns his first stage victory and takes the overall lead on Saturday.
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CARDIFF -- Championship leader Sebastien Loeb took two stage wins to boost his lead over Norwegian Petter Solberg as the Rally of Britain entered its second leg on Saturday.
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Italian Alessandro Petacchi has proved more than a match for his rivals on the 207km second stage of the Tour of Spain from Leon to Burgos by winning a bunch sprint.
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Switzerland's Fabian Cancellara extends his overall lead in the Tour de France, winning the third and longest stage of the race.
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Alessandro Petacchi won a bunch sprint at the Tour of Spain in Zaragoza for the second year running to take his second stage of the 2004 race on Tuesday.
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Stage 15: Foix to Loudenvielle-Le Louron, 121.7 miles. Stage winner: Alexandre Vinokourov (Kazakhstan), Astana, in 5 hours 34 minutes 28 seconds.
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Stage 6: Semur-en-Auxois to Bourg-en-Bresse, 123.9 miles. Stage winner: Tom Boonen (Belgium), Quick-Step, in 5 hours 20 minutes 59 seconds.
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For the second year running Alessandro Petacchi won a bunch sprint at the Tour of Spain in Zaragoza to take his second stage of the 2004 race.
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Robbie McEwen bounces back from a crash to win the first stage of the Tour de France in Canterbury.