Cycle Sports Sites

News and information about and for racers, professional and otherwise, including coaching and training.

For information about our area, see our local racing pages, as well as our local mountain bike pages, and our racing event pages.

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Yoshiyuki ABE the SHIMANO: Site of Japanese Road-Racer,Yoshiyuki ABE,SHIMANO RACING, represented JAPAN at the Sydney Olympics-Men's Road.Includes his history in ENGLISH, Sydney photos, results, messageboard and more.; Submitted by: Yoko SEKINO cusoon@tkg.att.ne.jp; [Added: October 25, 2000. ]
Active Body: A free web-based training log. Sign up and log your miles!; [Added: March 23, 2003. ]
alleycatracin.de: Berlin aleycat races. John Kennedy (of the US Bike Polo Assn) informs us that "Alleycats are competitions held among bike messengers."; [Added: June, 2003. ]; [Added: March 13, 2002. ]
AthletiCamps Cycling Training Camps: Cycling training camps featuring physiological and biomechanical testing with Dr. Massimo Testa in Northern California; Submitted by: Bruce Hendler brucehendler@athleticamps.com; [Added: August 23, 2002. ]
Libby Aubrey: A fast growing catagory of women. Medalling 10 times in Libby's first two years of cycling ever and on the track all the way to Worlds.; [Added: July 21, 2001. ]
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Banesto: Banesto is a big bank in Spain, and sponsor of Team Banesto, Miguel Indurain's team. This link is to the cycling section of their page hosted in North America; there is also their page hosted in Spain, which will perform better for European users. It helps to be able to read Spanish for either version.; [Updated April, 2002. ]
bicyclecoach.com: Over 140 licensed coaches listed, plus daily tips and articles! The Coaches' profiles help to get to know the coaches and provide golden nuggets of training advice!; [Added: February 7, 2002. ]
BikeStories: "Focuses on ultra endurance, riding, racing and touring, current focus is on Australia. An entertaining read."; [Added: April 23, 2003. ]
Bill's Cycle Racing Results and News Service: One reader said "this is the site for all of the important races and news and is always current! He does an exceptional job of catering for all fanatics." Who am I to say it ain't so?; [Added March 21, 1998.]
Bill's WWW Sports Page: Links to other sports sites.; [Updated July 27, 1998.]
The Chris Boardman Page: Worshipful page about master time trialer Chris Boardman, complete with excellent photos and good copy.; [Added March 17, 1997.]
Michael Boogerd Fan Club: The web site for the official fan club of the Dutch racer.; [Added: March 25, 2001. ]
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CRCA/Metro Sanchez Team: Team CRCA/MetroSanchez provides a supportive environment in which its members can develop their racing skills to their highest potential, gives sponsors a highly visible and effective marketing channel, and promotes the sport of bike racing in order to continually attract new participants.; Submitted by: Stephen Chang stephenkchang@yahoo.com; [Added: December 10, 2001. ]
Cycling Center: Training and racing in Belgium; Submitted by: Bernard Moerman bernard.moerman@dms.be; [Added: July 15, 2001. ]
Cycling Pages: "The site for European cycling news and results." News, rankings, results, a brief calendar of events, and an Amazon-affiliate bookstore.; [Added October 12, 1998.]
Cyclocross in Europe: Cyclocross is a popular winter sport in Belguim, Switzerland, Holland, and France. There are two series, and this page gives information on both for the season past and the season current.; [Added November 9, 1996.]
Cyclebase Dutch Cycling Pages: A nice page of summarized cycle racing results, apparently based in Amsterdam, but written in English.; [Updated July 27, 1998.]
Cycling Palmarès: "Why another cycling palmarès page? Well, there are several pages on the web which list the winners of big races; however, they are nearly all answer the question, 'who won the Tour de France in 1938?' rather than 'which races did Gino Bartali win in his career?'. Hence this page... "Results and information from sixty or so major professional races, organised by rider, along with lots of supplementary information." Especially deep in the coverage of British riders, but unbeleivable comprehensive overall.; [Added July 27, 1998.]
Cycling Teams: "Your virtual trip in the professional cycling scene... a comprehensive list of the professional cycling teams for the 1998 season." Also, 1997 results and a search tool. Maintained by one guy in Belgium. Really good.; [Added July 27, 1998.]
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Daily Peloton International Pro Cycling News: Daily news updated as the news breaks, reporters in 17 time zones, Race coverage and results, commentary, Chat and message board, Fabios Fantasy Games,Diaries and Journals of Pro and elite amateur riders, chats with pro riders. Grand tour coverage etc.; [Added: November 30, 2002. ]
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Eddiebcycling.com: Website of Eddie Borysewicz, former USA National and Olympic coach. Website describes training camps, coaching services, cycling tours and other cyling related topics and news.; [Added: December 2, 2002. ]
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FasCat Coaching: An excellent coach and extremely fast racer himself. FasCat Coaching isn't a cookie cutter coaching problem; he talks to you individually and asseses your goals and "life" situation to help determine the most appropriate training program for your racing. And his rates are very reasonable!; [Added: January 8, 2003. ]
Malcolm Firth's Cyling Pages: Cycling related articles, mostly related to cycle racing and the coaching thereof.; [Added February 8, 1998.]
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Games Keeper: Features games, cycling and all sorts of sports.; [Added: December 11, 2002. ]
GearGrinder.Com: "Return here daily for the latest news, results and pictures from mountain races around the world." Based in Colorado with a slight extra focus on activities there.
Great Outdoors: This page would appear to be a project of OLN-- the Outdoor Life Network-- which is a cable TV channel. The site is famous for its coverage of bicycle racing. Another excellent resource here is the History of Bicycling, which includes text and a couple of nice RealVideo snippets on early bicycles and pre-bicycles. The site covers more than bicycling-- hiking, winter sports, and fishing are other major sections.; [Added March 21, 1998.]
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Miguel Indurain web site: All about this racer.; [Added: July 15, 2001. ]
International Cycling Union: Otherwise, and we suppose more correctly, known as the Union Cycliste Internationale, or UCI, this is the parent organization of road racing. Race results are probably the most interesting thing here.; [Added October 15, 1996.]
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Jalabert Fan Club Internet: "Jalabert Fan Club Internet. The official Jalabert Fan Club of Laurent Jalabert. Made by Serge van der Krieken." Amazingly deep content.; [Added February 8, 1998. ]
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Sean Kelly Bikeworld: This (commercial) page celebrates the career of Irish cyclist Sean Kelly, the "fourth most successful cyclist of all time." It does that with a much-more-than-decent news section, a FAQ (which consists of a brief interview with SK and the ability to submit your own questions), a career section-- which simply lists his wins each year across his 1972-93 cycling career, a bike shop (which would seem to be the only revenue stream on the site), and so forth. There is the concept of membership, which as far as I can tell is free and means that you are privvy to the specials offered by the bike shop and a discount you all purchases. The shop does indeed offer online secure ordering.; [Added August 30, 1998.]
King of the Mountains: "The purpose of this web site is to provide a list with descriptive information for big road climbs throughout the United Staes and Canada." Organized by state, and impressive in its range. Also, some information on the premier professional mountain stage riders of our day.; [Updated March 14, 1998.]
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Steve Larsen Sports: Official website of National MTB Champion Steve Larsen. It has personal rider info, as well as race reports by Steve and other racers also some interesting articles on training and racing.; [Added: March 18, 2001. ]
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The Mad Bastards' Club: "An ultra-endurance cycling information hub" in the making, based in Australia. Right now it's mostly information on The ISOSPORT "Around Australia" Challenge, which is the circumnavigation of Australia that the author of this site has been planning to attempt a record-setting run at, perhaps in 1998 after an abortive attempt in 1996.; Submitted by Speedi.; [Added November 14, 1996. ]
Memoire du cyclisme: This is a project to collect the names of the winners of as many professional races as possible. At this writing, he claims to have about 1000. Almost entirely in French.; [Added April 24, 1998.]
Motorola Cycling Team: Rider profiles, the race schedule, merchandise (check the logo in the upper right corner of this page for an extreme slickness), and a bit more stuff for this world-class cycling team.; [Updated October 15, 1996.]
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National Bicycle League: A big and good-looking web site for this BMX racers' organization.
The NCNCA Feed Zone: Home page for the Northern California/Nevada Cycling Association. Lots of stuff, much of general interest.
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Palmarès of Professional Cyclists: An archive of lots and lots of race results.
Palmares Coaching: New Age, Plain Speaking, Cycling Coaching Website. Except its invisible.; [Added: January 29, 2002. ]
Ken Papai's Master Racing Index: "If you want accurate race reports, high quality photos, and all that, then no one comes close to what I cover in N. California, all categories from Pro/Cat. 1 all the way to Cat. 5 racing action. At last count I had 400 photos on the website. Wait, make that 500!" What can I add to that self-assessment?; [Added March 22, 1998.]
Pearce Cycles Race Team: Home of the Pearce Cycles Race Team. Racing out of Ludlow, Shropshire in the UK. Mountainbiking,Cyclocross,Road racing...; Submitted by: Steve Bennett stratobiker@Yahoo.co.uk; [Updated: April, 2003. ]; [Added: February 13, 2002. ]
Performance Sports: The home page for Performance Sports and profession cycling coach Steve Madden. At CF.com You will find information on World-Class coaching services, training camps plus loads of FREE training information and some pretty COOL products for hard working bike racers.; Submitted by: Steve Madden steve@cyclingfitness.com; [Added: December 3, 2002. ]
The Pit: "Home of the Ray's Boathouse/Big Time Pizza Cycling Team." Also, home of Rider of the Week. The prominently-displayed "Warning: the guy who is authoring this doesn't know what he's doing" endears this site to us; plus, any mention of Ray's Boathouse-- a truly great fish restaurant in Seattle-- makes us salivate disgustingly.; [Updated October 15, 1996.]
ProLinx: Cycling links, news, downloads; [Added: May 30, 2001. ]
ProMechanics.com: Home of bicycle race mechanic. Presented by the Mechanics Advisory Council for mechanics to learn what a race mechanic does and how to become one.; [Added: March 9, 2002. ]
Pushing the Pedals: An American racing in Belgium is building a site that will have info about the life and times on the continent, racing for a Belgian team. There are also photos and links to Belgian and Spanish amateur cycling teams.; [Added: November 9, 2000. ]
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Racelistings.com: The largest national race listing calander on the web!! But only for users of MSIE and Opera. They must have worked really hard to find a way to break something that Netscape has always supported.; [Added: April 8, 2002. ]
Randonneur Info: "The unofficial source for official information concerning randonneuring." If you don't know what that is, go ride your bike for 48 hours straight. Then, if you found that pleasurable, read on. What you'll find is rules and regulations, a calendar of events, and a small collection of stories written by randonneurs.; [Added December 31, 1996.]
Race-NCCA: This lovely page is put up by the National Collegiate Cycling Association, who say "our goal is to provide an easy-to-use interface to all information dealing with collegiate cycling and without making you wait for slow-loading pages or huge amounts of advertising." Who could be against that? Deep information on events is here.; [Added September 9, 1997.]
Raz's Velo-O-Rama: "Digital dialogue and drivel from the U.S. Racing scene by cycling writer John Rezell, who threw away his newspaper career to criss-cross America in his Ford Explorer, sleep in roach infested motels and eat at greasy spoons to bring you his unique insights."
RoadCycling: Presents cycling news, results, training articles, product reviews, discussion, and even more.; road,racing,news; [Added: May 6, 2003. ]
Roger Marquis' Cycling Page: Various articles of interest to bike racing types, devoid of flash but chock full of content, from this UseNet vet. Knee problems, sew-up techniques, etc.
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Dutch Gilberto Simoni fansite: Contains: Simoni, cycling, information, pictures, links, Giro d'Italia, Tour de France and other result of the Italian rider Gilberto Simoni.; Lots of memory-hogging graphics.; Submitted by: Michiel Hommel 1908@eurosport.com; [Added: January 29, 2002. ]
SponsorU.com We Sponsor All Cyclists!: SponsorU.com provides sponsorship for all Cyclists! Every Mountain Bike, BMX and Cyclist sponsored with the SU Decal Program. Plus a lot more money available! Need a sponsor? U got it!!!; [Added: February 7, 2002. ]
Sports Statistics Online - Cycling -: A database with results of the most important races from 1890 till now.; [Added: August 22, 2002. ]
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Team Internet: Team Internet is a sort of distributed racing club, registered with the United States Cycling Federation (USCF) and the National Off Road Bicycling Association (NORBA). Periodically, they offer team jerseys for sale.; [Updated February 12, 1998.]
Le Tour: Official site of the Tour de France.; [Added July 2, 2002.]
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Ultra Cycling: "Official website of RAAM and the Ultra Marathon Cycling Association."; [Added March 6, 1998.]
United States Bicycle Polo Association: Everything you ever wanted to know about bicycle polo.; [Added April 20, 1999.]
U.S. Bicycle Racing Association: Discussion forum for road, mountain, track and cyclocross racers.; [Added: March 9, 2002. ]
USA Cycling: Parent organization of NORBA, NCCA, and USCF.; [Added June 1, 1997.]
US Post Office team: The American racing team that has won the Yellow Jersey in the Tour de France three years running.; [Added June 2, 2002 ]
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VeloCity: Sponsored by something called WorldMedia Live, this commercial site features race results for whatever the big event of the moment is. At this writing it's the 1996 Cycling World Championships, recently it was the Vuelta, and information on both the '95 and '96 Tour are still up. Next-- who knows? Always a very professional look and deep information.; [Added October 15, 1996.]
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