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Ted King talks about leaving the Tour de France bloodied, bandaged, and bruised, and he muses on spirit animals

In a statement provided to his hometown newspaper, Armstrong's former coach says he "never participated in a doping program"

According to a newspaper story, the man received community service and a fine

The pair has been riding together in Colorado after Armstrong said, "we have lots to discuss"

The former UCI president has been implicated in a cover-up stemming from a 1999 drug test Armstrong reportedly failed

The U.S. bike company threatens to sue a Canadian veteran over his shop's name, Cafe Roubaix, saying "Roubaix" is a trademark

Tour champ Froome says a repeat victory would help bring some credibility back to the sport

The cyclist was riding in the designated bike lane when he was struck from behind

The British sprinter wants to compete on the track at the 2016 Olympics

A federal judge says some of the defendants will be dismissed from the case

Emma O'Reilly wanted to "eyeball" Lance Armstrong, and she brought a Daily Mail reporter along to chronicle their first meeting in 13 years

The Danish rider claims Hesjedal's blood values were close to the UCI limit in 2003

The statistics are not 100 percent accurate, while riders and medical personnel have different opinions

The local organizing committee proposes the city host a start, not a full stage, in 2014

Armstrong's former girlfriend allegedly revealed details to investigators in 2011

None of the British riders finished the road race at the world championships in Florence, Italy

A scheduling conflict with the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah forces organizers to cancel the race moving forward

With host cities getting both a start and a finish, the economic impact of the USA Pro Challenge is more focused, say organizers and communities

The city has been a longtime supporter of the race, but will be seeking other opportunities in 2014

Work will resume on the flattened velodrome project, says the construction foreman