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	Saturday, 31 July 2004

Ullrich heals T-Mobile rift Jan Ullrich is to continue racing for T-Mobile after 'a good discussion' with team boss Walter Godefroot. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | UK Edition] 7:43:49 PM    comment []

McEwen heads up new team Robbie McEwen signs a two-year deal with new Belgian team Omega Pharma-Lotto. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 7:09:58 PM    comment []

	Thursday, 29 July 2004

Ullrich hits back at boss. Jan Ullrich is to confront his team boss after he questioned the star's commitment. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 6:09:13 AM    comment []

Uh-oh Dajka in doubt for Olympics [ABC News] 5:20:32 AM    comment []

Two monsters Schumacher and Armstrong unstoppable [Sydney Morning Herald] 2:56:17 AM    comment []

He'll be back Armstrong hungry for more. Lance Armstrong hints that he will return in 2005 to try for a seventh Tour de France win. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | UK Edition] 2:38:52 AM    comment []

	Wednesday, 28 July 2004

The Tour's OK in Web stuff Date Friday, July 23, 2004 Their e-mail: With all the Flash crap in the world, it is good to see an excellent use of Flash. My comments: You're right about the page. This is what Flash is great at doing. On the other hand, the proper terminology for crappy Flash is "FlashCrap." Le Tour de France [Web Pages That Suck -- Examples of Bad Web Design] 7:53:11 AM    comment []

Letterman on Lance Top 10 Signs Lance is Getting Cocky. This is a cute thing from David Letterman. It will give you a giggle as you watch or listen to the time trial today. My favorite is number 10.... [About Bicycling] 7:37:41 AM    comment []

The most strategic cyclist Virenque seals record. Frenchman Richard Virenque celebrates his seventh King of the Mountains title. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 7:29:21 AM    comment []

2 green for robbie McEwen wins green jersey. Robbie McEwen falls short on the Champs Elysees but still wins the Tour's points race. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 7:22:28 AM    comment []

More of the same Armstrong makes history. Lance Armstrong wins his record-breaking sixth Tour de France in Paris. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 7:14:59 AM    comment []

Of course, Armstrong Armstrong wins record sixth Tour de France Xinhua News Agency Jul 26 2004 5:00AM GMT [Moreover - Sports: cycling news] 6:59:47 AM    comment []

	Thursday, 22 July 2004

Armstrong: the king of Tour de France He's going to do it again. Xinhua News Agency Jul 22 2004 9:46AM GMT [Moreover - Sports: cycling news] 7:15:11 AM    comment []

	Tuesday, 20 July 2004

Mayo quits Tour de France Iban Mayo pulls out of the Tour de France before the start of Tuesday's 15th stage. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | UK Edition] 7:38:39 AM    comment []

	Monday, 19 July 2004

Gonzalez grabs win Aitor Gonzalez wins the 14th stage of the Tour de France after jumping off the front of a 10-man breakaway. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 8:07:17 AM    comment []

Tour de France - Stage 13 - LIVE COVERAGE [VeloNews: The Journal of Competitive Cycling] 7:59:48 AM    comment []

	Friday, 16 July 2004

Cycling: Armstrong moves up the field at Tour This had to happen. The New Zealand Herald Jul 16 2004 9:27PM GMT [Moreover - Sports: cycling news] 5:49:32 PM    comment []

Moncoutie claims maiden win Frenchman David Moncoutie clinches his first Tour de France victory by winning the 11th stage. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | UK Edition] 5:13:03 PM    comment []

Richard Virenque wins the 10th stage of the Tour de France on Bastille Day. By heaps. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | UK Edition] 4:11:57 PM    comment []

	Wednesday, 14 July 2004

McEwen wins sprint climax. Robbie McEwen edges Thor Hushovd to win stage nine of the Tour de France. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 6:51:12 AM    comment []

	Sunday, 11 July 2004

Wada demands cycling report The World Anti-Doping Agency wants to see a report which cleared five Australian riders. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | UK Edition] 10:55:35 AM    comment []

Norway's Thor Hushovd wins the eighth stage of the Tour de France with a last-gasp sprint to the line. Most significant positions remain unchanged, except that McEwen has wrested the green jersey from O'Grady. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oy, Oy, Oy. [BBC News | World | UK Edition] 10:04:17 AM    comment []

	Saturday, 10 July 2004

First drug causualty of the "Tour" Team Lotto drop Christophe Brandt from the Tour de France following a positive drugs test. This is the first doping scandal actually in the race this year. But here's the wierd thing - the drug is methadone. This is not a performance enhancing drug, except insofar as it allows heroin addicts to perform as though drug-free, more or less. It certainly doesn't help win cycling races, and is not a chosen drug of anyone except addicts as far as I know. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | UK Edition] 11:56:51 AM    comment []

Tour de France Stage 7 Live Coverage An American blow by blow account of Stage 7 of the "Tour". Daily Peloton Jul 10 2004 3:41PM GMT [Moreover - Sports: cycling news] 11:36:43 AM    comment []

Cipollini and Petacchi drop out of Tour Cipo always drops out, but Petacchi is a surprise. [Eurosport: Cycling] 1:02:49 AM    comment []

Stage 6: Race Reactions Boonen wins, O'Grady, Zabel [Eurosport: Cycling] 12:53:50 AM    comment []

	Thursday, 8 July 2004

Lance Armstrong Gives Up Lead at Tour De France; Will Also Skip Olympics to Be With Children This opens up the Olympics then. Xposed Jul 8 2004 11:49PM GMT [Moreover - Sports: cycling news] 7:58:31 PM    comment []

O'Grady wins stage 5; Voeckler in yellow Who wooulda thunk it? [VeloNews: The Journal of Competitive Cycling] 7:43:29 PM    comment []

	Wednesday, 7 July 2004

Armstrong Takes Lead, Dons Yellow Jersey It had to happen. AP via Los Angeles Times Jul 8 2004 2:33AM GMT [Moreover - Sports: cycling news] 10:17:43 PM    comment []

	Tuesday, 6 July 2004

Nazon claims stage three Frenchman Jean-Patrick Nazon wins the third stage of the Tour de France as Robbie McEwen takes the yellow jersey. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 9:06:19 AM    comment []

McEwen wins crash-marred sprint This is a good article about stage 2. [Eurosport: Cycling] 8:02:00 AM    comment []

Cycling: Belgian king brings luck to McEwen McEwen seems a little chummy with HRH. The New Zealand Herald Jul 6 2004 2:47AM GMT [Moreover - Sports: cycling news] 7:31:40 AM    comment []

Ailing McGee battles on Australian Bradley McGee is refusing to quit this year's Tour de France despite a painful back problem. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 12:05:33 AM    comment []

	Monday, 5 July 2004

Australian Robbie McEwen claims victory in the second stage of the Tour de France. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | UK Edition] 11:39:28 PM    comment []

	Sunday, 4 July 2004

Vasseur to sue Cofidis French cyclist Cedric Vasseur intends to sue his team and Tour de France organisers after being barred from the race. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 5:10:49 PM    comment []

Injury worry for McGee Australia's Bradley McGee may be forced to quit the Tour de France with a hip problem. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 4:55:33 PM    comment []

Kirsipuu wins opening stage AG2R Prevoyance's Jaan Kirsipuu takes the opening stage of the Tour de France in a sprint finish. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | World Edition] 4:49:46 PM    comment []

Cancellara edges Armstrong Fabian Cancellara edges out Lance Armstrong in the Tour de France prologue. Yes he did, but Armstrong still beat Ullrich. McGee was 4th which is nice. [BBC Sport | Other Sports | Cycling | UK Edition] 7:15:26 AM    comment []

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