Jun 19, 2007
Express Train
Staying hydrated is not just about how much you drink; it's also about maintaining a lower core temperature and reducing how much you sweat. (1) While exercising, douse yourself with water to cool...
Chris Carmichael
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Jul 23, 2006
Where to Next?
You would think that after three weeks of racing, everyone in the Tour de France peloton would just go home and sleep for a few days. In reality, the cycling season is still in full swing and almost...
Jul 22, 2006
A Very Deserving Podium Emerges
This year's very suspenseful Tour de France finally has a virtually-guaranteed winner! With a technically perfect time trial performance this afternoon, Floyd Landis more than overcame the 30 seconds...
Jul 21, 2006
Time for One Last Dance
After three weeks of drama, the winner of the 2006 Tour de France will be decided by the Stage 19 individual time trial. Floyd Landis is the clear favorite to take the stage and the yellow jersey,...
Jul 20, 2006
Back to the Front
You know, maybe Floyd Landis and Oscar Pereiro are on to something here. The men currently sitting in first and third places overall both overcame seemingly insurmountable deficits to rise back to...
Jul 19, 2006
Contenders Shuffle One More Time
Oh, how quickly things change at the Tour de France. Yesterday, even by Lance Armstrong's estimation, Floyd Landis was the odds-on favorite to ride into Paris in yellow. Tonight he's more than eight...
Jul 18, 2006
Conservative or Aggressive: It's a Matter of Managing Risk
If everything goes your way, riding conservatively can be a great way for a super-strong rider to win the Tour de France. Considering that Floyd Landis appears to be much stronger than any other...
Jul 17, 2006
The Tour Marches On Its Stomach
The rest days during the Tour de France are a chance for riders to gather their thoughts, replenish their energy, and look forward to the racing yet to come. For the most part, riders stick to...
Jul 16, 2006
Factors Combine for More Broken Bones
It's normal to see dirt and grease on the underside of a bicycle after a long ride or stage in the Tour de France, but after today's stage there was there was road tar stuck to the paint jobs, and...
Jul 15, 2006
Long-Range Survival
You have to be a little crazy to break away from the peloton more than 125 miles from the finish line on a day when the temperature's in the mid- to high-90s Fahrenheit, but today Jens Voigt and...
Jul 14, 2006
There's No Escaping the Heat
Even though today's Stage 12 didn't cross any major mountain passes, finished at a lower elevation than it started, and raced most of the stage in a ripping tailwind, the stage was anything but easy...
Jul 13, 2006
Hot Potato!
The yellow jersey is being tossed around like a hot potato this year, and though Floyd Landis showed the patience and power necessary to win the Tour de France today, the best thing that could happen...
Jul 12, 2006
First Mountain Stage Anticlimactic, Fireworks Expected Tomorrow
The first day in the mountains is always an important turning point for the Tour de France, but unlike previous years, the first major climbs in this year's race didn't provide much opportunity for...
Jul 11, 2006
Good Show Today, Whole New Race Tomorrow
While Oscar Freire, Robbie McEwen, Erik Zabel, and Tom Boonen went hunting for the last sprint stage victory we'll see for a while, the major contenders for overall victory in the 2006 Tour de France...
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