-
Subscribe via Email
-
Subscribe via RSS
Premium Sponsors
-
Tag Cloud
-
1/2 Ironman Astana beijing olympics craig alexander Cycling davide rebellin emma snowsill International Road Ironman ITU Javier Gomez Levi Leipheimer Marathon new york city marathon Olympic Olympics Paris Nice Running Slipstream Chipotle Swimming Tour de France Training triathlon Uncategorized vanessa fernandes
-
Check Out The Triathlon Search Engine!
-
Around the Web Today
-
--------------------------------
Seth Kemp rides to 18th in junior men's XC on day 3 of MTB Worlds
Posted 77 minutes ago
--------------------------------Tour de l'Avenir draws world's top U23 talent to France
Posted 77 minutes ago
--------------------------------Masters Track Nationals back on schedule after 12 titles on Thurs
Posted 77 minutes ago
--------------------------------2011 Lazer Sphere helmet
Posted 95 minutes ago
--------------------------------Sky pulls out of Vuelta after masseur's death (AP)
Posted 4 hours ago
--------------------------------2010 Eurobike Day 3
Posted 5 hours ago
--------------------------------Interview: Keith Bontrager
Posted 6 hours ago
--------------------------------Eurobike 2010: Reynolds revamp road range
Posted 6 hours ago
--------------------------------Eurobike 2010: POC Trabec mountain bike helmet – First look
Posted 6 hours ago
--------------------------------Lapierre Froggy 318
Posted 6 hours ago
WordPress | 2007 Triathlon Daily -
March 16, 2008
Rebellin wins Paris-Nice
Davide Rebellin (Gerolsteiner) survived a flurry of attacks to win the 66th edition of Paris-Nice on Sunday after Luis-León Sanchez (Caisse d’Epargne) took the slimmest of victories in the final stage around Nice. The stage, which featured three cat. 1 climbs, was trimmed by 6.5km to 115km due to a landslide on the descent of the cat. 1 La Turbie. A small detour took the peloton to the final climb up Col d’Eze.
March 15, 2008
Rebellin seizes lead at Paris-Nice
Davide Rebellin (Gerolsteiner) seized the lead in Paris-Nice on Saturday as Sylvain Chavanel (Cofidis) outfought a seven-man breakaway in the final kilometer to win the sixth stage. The 206km stage was another tough one, the longest of the race. It featured seven rated climbs, including the decisive cat. 2 Col du Tanneron with 20km to go. read more



