As our writer cheered on his three-year-old at the Strider Cup in Texas—a merciless race replete with tears, anxiety, and elation—he had one question: Is intense competition good for the tiniest of...
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Do doping scandals dampen TV turnout for the Tour, and should you watch this year’s race in light of Armstrong’s recent downfall? Ian Dille says, not really and, yes.
And U.S. fans have made the sport’s culture of booze, brats, and revelry all their own.
Drug testing comes to amateur racing. But do we really need it?
