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Women’s Racing Coverage and Product Reviews
British women set new world team sprint record
Friday morning saw a women's team sprint record broken, just to have it broken again in the afternoon
Meares, McCullouch set new team sprint record
The pair beat their own record, clocking a time of 32.828sec
2011 Aspen/Snowmass Women’s Pro Stage Race results, stage 3
- 1. Anne Samplonius, Now Cycling/now And Novartis For Ms, in 59'06
- 2. Kristin Armstrong Savola, Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12, at s.t.
- 3. Lauren Hall, Colavita / Forno D'asolo, at s.t.
- 4. Kristin McGrath, Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12, at 3
- 5. Kristin Sanders, Colavita / Forno D'asolo, at 6
Samplonius victorious in Aspen criterium; Armstrong takes pro women’s stage race overall
ASPEN, Colo. (VN) — With the excitement of the incoming 2011 USA Pro Cycling Challenge as a backdrop, Olympic champion Kristin Armstrong of the Peanut Butter & Co.-Twenty12 team rode to overall victory in the inaugural 2011 Aspen/Snowmass Women's Pro Stage Race Wednesday before tens of thousands of cycling fans on the streets of downtown Aspen.
2011 Aspen/Snowmass Women’s Pro Stage Race results, stage 2
Stage
- 1. Kristin Armstrong Savola, Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12, in 1.35'58"
- 2. Janel Holcomb, Colavita / Forno D'asolo, at 40
- 3. Anne Samplonius, Now Cycling/now And Novartis For Ms, at 2:37
- 4. Kristin Mcgrath, Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12, at 2:37
- 5. Andrea Dvorak, Colavita / Forno D'asolo, at 2:37
UPDATED: Armstrong soloes to victory, takes overall lead in Aspen womens stage race
SNOWMASS VILLAGE, Colo. (VN )— Kristin Armstrong (Peanut Butter & Co.-Twenty12) soloed to victory in Tuesday's 35 mile stage 2 road race to take the overall lead in the 2011 Aspen/Snowmass Women's Pro Stage Race.
2011 Aspen/Snowmass Women’s Pro Stage Race results, day 1
- 1. Kristin McGrath (Peanut Butter & Co. TWENTY 12) 0:29:15.50
- 2. Kristin Armstrong-Savola (Peanut Butter & Co. TWENTY 12) 0:00:03.52
- 3. Janel Holcomb (Colavita / Forno D'Asolo) 0:00:16.34
- 4. Amanda Miller (HTC Columbia Women's Team) 0:00:46.93
- 5. Kelly Crowley (Metromint Cycling) 0:00:47.83
PB & Co.’s McGrath and Armstrong take top two spots at Aspen women’s stage race opener
ASPEN HIGHLANDS, Colo. (VN) — Kristin McGrath of the Peanut Butter & Co.-TWENTY 12 team won the opening stage of the three-day Aspen Snowmass Women’s Pro Stage Race on Monday, completing the 7.8 mile course from the Aspen Highlands ski resort up Maroon Bells Road in 29 minutes and 15 seconds, climbing about 1,500 feet in altitude along the way.
Armstrong, Longo among top women at Aspen stage race next week
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New Gear: Women’s Specific Fate 29er
Specialized's new carbon hardtail is billed as the first race-ready 29er rig built specifically for women.
Women’s pro race comes back to Aspen, Colorado, for August
After a 23-year hiatus, Aspen, Colorado, will once again host international professional men’s cycling this summer, when the USA Pro Cycling Challenge comes to town. But two-time national champion and Aspen resident Jessica Phillips wasn’t content to simply watch the men. She wanted women to have a chance to race as well.
2011 Women’s Tour of Flanders results
2011 Women’s Tour of Flanders
- 1. Annemiek Van Vleuten (Ned) Nederland Bloeit, in 3:36:03
- 2. Tatiana Antoshina (Rus) Gauss, at 0:01
- 3. Marianne Vos (Ned) Nederland Bloeit, at 0:10
- 4. Emma Johansson (Swe) Hitec Products-UCK, at 0:10
- 5. Judith Arndt (Ger) HTC Highroad Women, at 0:10
2011 Women’s Prestige Cycling Series kicks off at Redlands Bicycle Classic
The Women's Prestige Cycling Series kicks off Thursday with the Redlands Bicycle Classic in California.
2011 Women’s Omloop Het Nieuwsblad results
- 1. Emma JOHANSSON, (SWE) Team Hitec Products Uck, in 3:38:05
- 2. Andrea BOSMAN, (NED), at s.t.
- 3. Chantal BLAAK, (NED) Leontien.Nl, at s.t.
- 4. Loes GUNNEWIJK, (NED), at s.t.
- 5. Elisa LONGO BORGHINI, (ITA) Top Girls Fassa Bortolo Raxy Line, at 4
2011 Women’s Tour of New Zealand results
Final Overall:
- 1. Judith ARNDT, (GER) HTC-Highroad, at 11:50:56
- 2. Catherine CHEATLEY, (NZL), at 4
- 3. Ruth CORSET, (AUS), at 12
- 4. Shara GILLOW, (AUS), at 1:05
- 5. Emily COLLINS, (NZL), at 1:29
Elite women’s UCI road rankings, updated August 1, 2010
Elite women’s UCI road rankings, updated July 11, 2010
Elite women’s UCI road rankings, updated June 21, 2010
Elite women’s UCI road rankings, updated May 3, 2010
Amber Neben diary: The Euro’ spring classics? How did I end up back here?
After thinking her days in Holland were over, Neben finds herself back — and actually enjoying the racing this time.
Results, 2010 women’s Tour of Flanders
Grace Verbeke wins the women's Tour of Flanders.
Verbeke wins women’s Flanders as Miller is top American
Grace Verbeke (Lotto) wins the women’s Tour of Flanders.
World’s best women prepare for wet and wild Flanders
Contested Sunday alongside the Ronde Van Vlaanderen will be the seventh running of the women’s Tour of Flanders, or Ronde Van Vlaanderen Vrouwen, which begins in the town of Oodenarde and loops east, also ending in Meerbeke, near Ninove.
HTC-Columbia looks for Flanders hat-trick
The women’s 10-round World Cup series continues Sunday with the 7th Tour of Flanders in Belgium.
Fontana Pro XCT 2010: Pro Short-Track Results
Fontana Pro XCT 2010: Pro men and women short-track results.
Evans triumphant in New Zealand
Shelley Evans (Team USA) takes the final stage and the overall title as the Women's Tour of New Zealand concludes.
2010 Women’s Omloop Het Nieuwsblad results
2010 Women's Omloop Het Nieuwsblad results
Evans regains lead at Tour of New Zealand with stage win
American Shelley Evans retook the overall lead at the Tour of New Zealand, winning the tour’s fifth stage in a field sprint ahead of Australian champion Ruth Corset and China's Xin Liu and gaining enough bonus time to move ahead of teammate Amber Neben.
Evans wins second New Zealand stage, too
Shelley Evans of the U.S. National Team is undefeated so far at the 2010 Women's Tour of New Zealand, after winning the second stage in a field sprint ahead of Xin Liu Gia and Yiu Wong Wan, both of China's Giant Pro Cycling Team.
U.S. rider Shelley Evans wins New Zealand opener
Shelley Evans, racing for the U.S. national team, won the opening stage of the Women's Tour of New Zealand Wednesday and takes the first leader's jersey of the six-stage race.
2010 Women’s Tour of New Zealand results
2010 Women's Tour of New Zealand results