May 20, 2003 (Monaco) – Brazilian soccer star Ronaldo became the first man to collect two Laureus Statuettes in the same year as the 2003 Laureus World Sports Awards were announced in Monte Carlo tonight. … READ MORE →

May 20, 2003 (France) – The fifth day of the 19th Tour de L'Aude featured two half stages. The first stage was seemingly benign with only one climb, however, with only 45 kilometers to race, … READ MORE →

May 19, 2003 (Trebes, France) – Tour de L'Aude continued today with a 121 kilometer loop through the Lezignan Corbieres Valley. Defying typical May weather in this region, the skies were clear, temperatures in the … READ MORE →

May 19, 2003 – The Pro Cycling Tour announced today an agreement withNestlé Waters to be the Official Water of the 2003 through 2005 ProCycling Tour (PCT) and its events currently in Philadelphia, New York … READ MORE →

May 18, 2003 (Monterey, CA) – What started out as a game of leapfrog between three-time World Solo 24 Hours of Adrenalin Champion, Chris Eatough, and two-time 24 Hours of Adrenalin National Champion, Tinker Juarez, … READ MORE →

May 19, 2003 – It was a mixed day for World Champion Mario Cipollini (Domina Vacanze-Elitron). The disappointing news in the morning that his Domina Vacanze-Elitron has not been invited to the Tour de France … READ MORE →

May 17, 2003 – Mario Cipollini (Domina Vacanze-Elitron) finally did what he had come to do: win a stage at the Giro, tying legendary Italian rider Alfredo Binda's 41 wins in the Tour of Italy.  … READ MORE →

May 18, 2003 (Big Bear, CA) – Capping off an exciting day at the NORBA NCMBS was the fierce and aggressive competition known as Mountain Cross. On the heels of a hotly contested Cross Country … READ MORE →

May 18, 2003 (Big Bear Lake, CA) – Susan Haywood, (Davis, WV, Trek Volkswagen), and Jose Adrian Bonilla (Costa Rica) each took home gold medals in the Short Track Cross Country event at the NORBA … READ MORE →

May 18, 2003 (Big Bear Lake, CA) – The NORBA Downhill competition was dedicated to fallen Professional Japanese competitor, Haruko Fujinaka, who died as a result of her injuries sustained in a crash while practicing … READ MORE →

May 18, 2003 (Big Bear Lake, CA) – The NORBA Downhill competition wasdedicated to fallen Professional Japanese competitor, Haruko Fujinaka, whodied as a result of her injuries sustained in a crash while practicing onthe downhill … READ MORE →

May 18, 2003 (Hackettstown, NJ) – The three day 3-stage Tour of Connecticut finished up today with the final 200-Km (120-miles) circuit through the Housatonic Valley. This final stage was formerly the 1-day race titled … READ MORE →

May 18, 2003 (Trebes, France) – In what can only be called a Tour de Force, the Saturn Cycling Team rose to the top today in the second stage of the Tour de L'Aude. The … READ MORE →

May 17, 2003 (Big Bear Lake, CA) – Alison Dunlap (Colorado Springs, CO, LunaChix) and Ryder Hesjedal (Victoria, BC, Subaru-Gary Fisher) dominated the Cross Country on Saturday at the NORBA National Mountain Bike Championship Series … READ MORE →

May 17, 2003 (France) – Although the promise was for a relatively flat first stage, the race actually brought the riders over nearly 50 kilometers of climbing.  Added to the mix was wind and narrow … READ MORE →

May 17, 2003 – It was a year ago that Stefano Garzelli (Vini Caldirola-So.Di) was ejected from the Giro D'Italia for drug use, and today, the Italian sprinted to victory on Stage 7.  Garzelli takes … READ MORE →

May 16, 2003 (Hackettstown, NJ) – The 3-day 3-stage Tour of Connecticutbegan on Friday, May 16, with a 40-km criterium stage on a 4-corner800-Meter course. In a unique format, the event wasconducted as two separate … READ MORE →

May 14, 2003 – Canada's six woman team is all set to begin the Tour del'Aude in France, which gets under way on Friday with a prologue, followedby nine stages. The race concludes on May … READ MORE →

May 16, 2003 – The Tour de l'Aude began with the German duo of Petra Rossner and Judith Arndt (both Nurnberger Versicherung) taking first and second, over dutchwoman Mirjam Melchers (Mixed Farm Frites). Top Canadian … READ MORE →

May 16, 2003 – The Wachovia Cycling Series and Dream Ride Projects announced Friday the pairing of the Lancaster County charities participating in Dream Ride 2003 with professional cycling teams racing in the June 5th … READ MORE →

May 16, 2003 – The President of the UCI, Hein Verbruggen, attended the large “SportAccord Convention” this week which for the first time brought together representatives of the Executive Committee of the IOC, the General … READ MORE →

May 16, 2003 – Stage 8: Freyburg/U – Klingenthal, 187.0 km1. Tomas Konecny (Cze) eD'system-ZVVZ                    4.46.192. Bobby Julich (USA) Team Telekom                          0.083. Steffen Wesemann (Ger) Team Telekom                      0.444. Jakob Piil (Den) Team CSC                                0.465. Manuel … READ MORE →

May 16, 2003 (Big Bear Lake, CA) – The first round of the NORBA National Mountain Bike Championship Series is officially underway at Snow Summit Mountain Resort in Big Bear Lake, CA. Under the flawless … READ MORE →

May 16, 2003 – Today Alessandro Petacchi (Fassa Bortolo) won his second stage in a row and third of the Giro d'Italia. Petacchi, wearing the pink jersey, outsprinted Spain's Isaac Galvez (Kelme), and in which … READ MORE →

May 14, 2003 – Six-time winner of the Wachovia (formerly First Union) Liberty Classic Petra Rossner (Nürnberger) will be back to defend her title at the race's tenth edition on June 8. Rossner has won … READ MORE →