GreenEdge

Bianchi's new color scheme is anything but traditional, with an appearance as contemporary as hidden brake cables and shifting wires.

Struggling through a knee injury and sickness, Australian is ready to break his early-season winless streak in Italy

Australian first division squad agrees to a three-year deal with Australian mining firm Orica Limited

Dutch and French squads among four wildcards for Tour of Spain

Swiss rider has surprised in 2012 and will have some freedom at Liège-Bastogne-Liège on Sunday

Amstel, Liège are top goals for GreenEdge sensation

2010 Tour Down Under champ removes name from team pursuit chase at London Games

The sights of Paris-Roubaix 2012, from one of the GreenEdge team cars

White's plan is to make it through the Arenberg Forest, then assess the team's chances

Previous winner Stuart O'Grady will lead GreenEdge aboard a Scott CR1 at the 2012 Paris-Roubaix

Garmin-Barracuda and GreenEdge riders were among those taking a final look at the 2012 Paris-Roubaix parcours on Friday

Tuft confident before final TT; Durbridge could play spoiler

King of the Classics gives his point of view on today's riders, picks winners through Liège

Cynics may want to put an asterisk next to Alabasini's win due to weather-related changes

Swiss rider wins Catalan opener from long breakaway

Second consecutive Aussie win at “La Primavera” latest sign of shift in global cycling

GreenEdge director Matt White takes you behind the curtain for the team's Milan-San Remo victory with Simon Gerrans

Aussie outfit joins call for stricter anti-doping regulations

Stage 1 of the 2012 Tirreno-Adriatico, through the lens of Roberto Bettini

Evans loses 58 seconds

Kohler: "I didn't expect to get the jersey again"

O'Grady: "Once they see the exposure this team is going to create ... you'll have sponsors fighting to be on this jersey"

There is not the slightest hint of braggadocio

Stuart O'Grady's heading back to the Aussie road nats with new team GreenEdge. And Dario Cioni is no longer racing for Sky, but he's sticking with them in a communications role.

GreenEdge hopes for a successful inaugural year with the support of these six sports directors

The decision to leave SpiderTech-C-10 and sign with GreenEdge "was pretty simple,” says Svein Tuft. “To have the opportunity to ride again at the WorldTour level, it’s pretty much a dream for me for the latter years of my cycling career."

GreenEdge, the first-ever Australian team to be granted a WorldTour license, was introduced to the public on Saturday in Melbourne.

GreenEdge, Cycling Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport have united to deliver Australia’s first top-level UCI professional women’s cycling team.

The UCI License Commission has approved the registration of the RadioShack-Nissan-Trek team and granted a WorldTour license to GreenEdge Cycling Team, the world governing body announced on Monday.

The new GreenEdge team is eager to be the first Australian cycling team to compete at the elite level. In addition, GreenEdge is committed to helping put medals around Australian necks in the Olympics. The final two recruits will help the team achieve its goals.

Veteran sprinter Robbie McEwen is looking at a few early season racing goals before retiring for good to become a stage scout for GreenEdge later next season.

GreenEdge officials will be on their edge of their seats in the coming days as the team waits for news if it earns a ProTeam license for its debut season next year.

Brian Nygaard — the former general manager at Leopard-Trek who left that team soon after it announced it was merging with RadioShack for 2012 — has been confirmed as the new communications director at Aussie start-up GreenEdge.

Robbie McEwen will get his dream by finishing up his pro career with an Australian team.

PARIS (AFP) - Australia's new cycling team GreenEdge announced its latest recruit on Monday, Lithuanian Tomas Vaitkus.

Simon Gerrans — the only Australian to win stages in all three grand tours — is the latest addition to the GreenEDGE team for 2012.

Aussie start-up GreenEDGE has confirmed that Sebastian Langeveld, the winner of this year’s Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, will join the squad in a move to bolster its lineup for the major one-day races.

Pieter Weening is the latest rider confirmed for the Aussie-backed GreenEDGE program.

PARIS (AFP) - Experienced campaigner Stuart O'Grady has signed a two-year contract with GreenEdge, the nascent Australian team that is aiming for a UCI WorldTour licence starting in 2012.

With the collapse of the HTC-Highroad team at the end of the 2011 season, all eyes are on where cycling's most productive sprinter will land next year.

New Australian team GreenEDGE has rolled out the first of many arrivals for its debut season next year.

PRESS RELEASE: GreenEDGE signs Bobridge and Meyer brothers

The Australian is reporting that veteran Australian Stuart O'Grady, now with the Leopard-Trek team, will join the new Australian GreenEdge squad for the 2012 season. The paper also is reporting that sprinter Robbie McEwen, currently with RadioShack, is set to join the team as well.