Cycling: Stage four at a glance
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Thor Hushovd wins a bunch sprint to take victory in stage 4 of the Tour de France.
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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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MONTPELLIER, France  - Tour de France leader Michael Rasmussen will start the 12th stage, race director Christian Prudhomme said on Friday.
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Changes to the rules, course and anti-doping measures for the Tour de France are unveiled.
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All 172 riders set off westward Thursday in the fifth stage of the Tour de France with sprinting specialist Tom Boonen in the overall lead.
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The last six stages of the Tour of Spain are set for sparks to fly in the battle for the final triumph in Madrid next Sunday. Roberto Heras leads by only
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BOURG-EN-BRESSE, France  - Belgian Tom Boonen clinched his first win in two years on the Tour de France when he took the race's sixth stage, a 199.5-km ride from Semur-en-Auxois to Bourg-en-Bresse on Friday.
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The Tour de France is shaping up as a one-on-one between Michael Rasmussen and Alberto Contador. Not so much a street fight as a mountain fight.
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Mark Cavendish began his bid to win the Tour of Britain in style with a powerful finish to take the first stage in Southampton on Monday.
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Stage 5: Chablis to Autun, 113.4 miles. Stage winner: Filippo Pozzato (Italy), Liquigas, in 4 hours 39 minutes 1 second.
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The 2005 Tour de France may give other riders a chance to test Lance Armstrong. The mountaintop finishes are less intense and the time trials shorter, possibly cutting into the strength of the six-time winner. Organizers on Thursday unveiled the 2005 Tour route, which runs from July 2-24, passes through Germany and features 21 stages over 2,222 miles.
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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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Six-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong will attempt his seventh consecutive win in cycling's most prestigious race this summer.
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AP Correspondent John Leicester is covering the Tour de France and he and other AP writers will be filing periodic reports on the three-week cycling extravaganza that got under way July 1.
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Tour de France organizers have designed a balanced route for the 95th edition of the world's premier stage race next year with a brutal climb up L'Alpe d'Huez in the final week set to potentially decide the eventual outcome.
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Welsh cyclist Nicole Cooke claims the World Cup title after a fourth place in the Lowland Rotterdam Tour.
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Stage 10: Tallard to Marseille, 142.6 miles. Stage winner: Cedric Vasseur (France), Quick Step-Innergetic, in 5 hours 20 minutes 24 seconds.