Jun 13th, 10. Rain and wet roads put a dampener on many rider's Tour de Suisse prologue ambiitions, including those of NZ's Hayden Roulston.  Fabian Cancellara proved his TT superiority by winning.

Jun 12th, 10. "I'm the happiest man in the world," said Astana's Daniel Navarro after soloing to win Stage 5 of the Criterium of Dauphine today.  It was his first win in six years as a professional rider.

Jun 11th, 10. RadioShack controlled the race in headwinds for over 6hrs then Janez Brajkovic held off attacks by Alberto Contador and Denis Menchov to remain the leader of the Criterium du Dauphine.

Jun 10th, 10. Hayden Roulston's team have announced they're going into the Tour de Suisse without GC ambitions which should give Roulston the freedom to remind the team he's got great form.

Jun 10th, 10. RadioShack's Janez Brajkovic powered to victory in the 49km TT of the Criterium du Dauphine.  The Slovenian took the yellow jersey from Alberto Contador who finished 6th.

Jun 9th, 10. NZ Road Champion Rushlee Buchanan and fellow Kiwi Genevieve Whitson tell of the smell of beer and BBQs which taunted them as they raced up the challenging 'wall' at Philly.

Jun 9th, 10. With an incredible burst of speed, Saxo Bank's Juan José Haedo stormed passed the rest of the sprinters to claim victory in Stage 2 of the Criterium du Dauphine today.

Jun 8th, 10. While he would have liked to win the time trial and the overall PowerCo Tour of Taranaki title in the weekend, Gordon McCauley said he's satisfied with his form.

Jun 8th, 10.  Lee Evans had an impressive PowerCo Tour of Taranaki where the 20 year old sprinter won the King of the Mountain classification and finished 3rd overall.

Jun 8th, 10.  Joe Cooper stormed into the lead on the first stage of the PowerCo Tour of Taranaki and from then on kept the 23sec he won in the time trial by keeping a watchful eye on his opponents.

Jun 8th, 10.  Westley Gough, one of New Zealand's best track stars, broke his forearm during a road race in Belgium over the weekend.

Jun 8th, 10.  Lampre's Grega Bole won today's Stage 1 of the Criterium du Dauphine in a scrappy sprint finish ahead of a reduced peloton due to a crash which left Team RadioShack a rider down.

Jun 8th, 10. It's always an honour to be standing on the top step of the podium. It's even greater when you've won an event honouring the life of another cyclist, as Jason Allen found out yesterday.

Jun 8th, 10. Taylor Gunman has only been in the US a couple of weeks but he's already delivering results.  Yesterday he finished 2nd in the King of the Mountain classification of the six day Mt Hood Classic.