Dan Martin

The defending champ stayed safe, saved everything for that last-kilometer attack, and then it all went pear-shaped in the final bend

Defending champ Martin crashes in the final corner, chasing a late breakaway, and in the finale Gerrans rockets to the victory at Liège

The reigning Liège-Bastogne-Liège champion found himself sidelined by knee pain at the Amstel Gold Race

Rodriguez was in hospital, complaining of dizziness, while Schleck continued briefly before abandoning

Despite having defending Liège-Bastogne-Liège champ Dan Martin on its squad, Garmin remains in the shadows

The team made big changes on its roster, signing several younger riders

Several young riders make up the squad's lineup for the upcoming season

The Irishman talks about returning to the European peloton with Sky and more

The Irish climber had a breakout 2013 season and hopes to shine even more brightly next year when the Giro d'Italia starts in Belfast

The Irishman finished second in the fourth stage at the Tour of Beijing and will likely finish the race on the podium

The Spanish rider attacks on the final climb and appears poised to earn the overall title

The Omega Pharma-Quick Step rider has won the last two editions of the Tour of Beijing, which started in 2011

Dan Martin (Garmin-Sharp) was forced to visit a local hospital after a late-stage crash Friday on a finishing circuit that several riders characterized as too dangerous.

Sport director Charly Wegelius says the team left Paris satisfied with its performance at the 100th Tour de France

The Irishman has struggled in the Tour's final week as the race hit the mountains

American rider finished 12th in the race against the clock, which bodes well for the stage 17 time trial

This will not be a repeat of Sky's stroll across France last year. Froome remains the man to beat — but he is beatable

Bent but unbroken after Sky's surge on Saturday, the peloton fights back on Sunday and topples Froome's lieutenant

Garmin squad lacks an outright leader at the Tour de France, but has several riders who can "create chaos in the race"

With incredible depth but no clear leader, Garmin brass won't cut down to nine Tour riders until after a training camp next week in Girona