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David Zabriskie (Garmin-Sharp) crashed during training on Friday before the stage 6 time trial at the Amgen Tour of California. Details surrounding the crash are limited at the moment, but Zabriskie will miss his start in San Jose.
A Garmin spokesperson informed VeloNews that Zabriskie crashed during a pre-ride on the course, “suffering an injury to his left shoulder.”
“He is with the team medical staff on his way to the airport for x-rays and evaluation and will not start today,” the team confirmed.
Colombian looks ahead to the Alps
- Bradley Wiggins, the 2012 Tour de France champion, entered this year’s Giro d’Italia as one of the favorites for the overall title. But after crashing and losing time on a wet descent into Pescara a week ago, and then losing more time on wet descents in Florence and Naples, the British road cyclist pulled out [...]
Editor’s Note: This video is courtesy of Global Cycling Network. The opinions expressed in this video do not necessarily represent the opinions of VeloNews.com, Velo magazine or the editors and staff of Competitor Group, Inc.- I had a great opportunity down at Syllamos Revenge this past Wednesday. I went out on the trails and got interviewed/video taped on some of the coolest and toughest trails in the Nation. We spoke about prep for the race including tire choice, nutrition, bike choice, along with a few other suggestions for that race.
Hope you find this video helpful in your prep for your next long race or for Syllamos if you are headed there this weekend. Here's the link:
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Astana rider ready to attack
World Cup visits Germany for the 16th time
Omega Pharma-Quick Step sprinter goes deep
- The Granada cyclery training ride series starts tomorrow Saturday May 18th. Registration starts @ 8 the ride rolls at 9.
23 and 53 mile routes in the low traffic areas of St. Paul Mo. in St. Charles county. These are no drop rides with sag support and post ride food provide by Qdoba. For more information check out www.granadabicycle.net under the calender section or call 636 936 2453.
Let the good times roll!!
