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Evans to miss out on Canadian ProTour racesAugust 12, 2010 (14:31) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Cadel Evans (BMC) has announced that he will not compete in the two Canadian ProTour races taking place next month. The World Champion is still recovering from the broken elbow that he sustained during July’s Tour de France and will thus miss the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec and the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal, which take place on September 10 and 12 respectively. “I am sorry not to be a part of the races in Canada”, Evans explained. "I am guessing they ... More...
Evans out of two eventsAugust 12, 2010 (13:39) [ Indexed from Yahoo! Eurosport ] World champion Cadel Evans pulls out of the the Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec and Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal next month due to his elbow injury. More...
Evans avoiding disappointment by battling on at TourJuly 22, 2010 (08:09) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Despite his general classification hopes being smashed just one week into the Tour de France, UCI World Champion Cadel Evans has battled on to avoid disappointing fans, team members, race organisers and himself. The Australian spoke openly and honestly about his feelings throughout this year’s Tour during the race’s second rest day, when he tipped overall rival Alberto Contador (Astana) to claim this year’s title. “It’s obviously not where we aimed to be,” said ... More...
Evans hopes to make it through the PyreneesJuly 18, 2010 (00:37) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Cadel Evans (BMC) is out of overall contention at the Tour de France but the world champion is battling on in the race and will try to get through the Pyrenees and reach Paris, despite riding with a fractured elbow. The tough Aussie rode the stage from Rodez to Revel with his left arm again covered in a crisscross pattern of black taping. It stops him bending his arm and aggravating the part of his elbow that is fractured, but makes it difficult for him to ride out of the saddle. He finished safely ... More...
Evans survives another day in the TourJuly 15, 2010 (06:37) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Cadel Evans (BMC) finished stage ten to Gap safely with the peloton, and the Australian appears hopeful that the fractured elbow he sustained on Sunday will not prevent him from finishing the Tour de France. In spite of his injury, Evans put up a heroic defence of the yellow jersey on stage nine before ultimately succumbing on the Madeleine. The World Champion had a considerably less dramatic time of it on Bastille Day. “I felt much better today but obviously it wasn’t nearly as difficult ... More...
BMC's Evans confirmed for Canadian ProTour racesJuly 15, 2010 (00:10) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] BMC Racing Team confirmed rosters in two of North America's late-season events. Current US national champion George Hincapie will lead the team at the National Racing Calendar (NRC) Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah from August 17-22 and world champion Cadel Evans will contest Canada's two ProTour race held in Quebec City on September 10 and Montreal on September 12. The Tour of Utah is known as America's toughest stage race for its grueling route held through the mountains surrounding Salt Lake City, ... More...
Cycling: Evans bows out in tearsJuly 14, 2010 (04:09) [ Indexed from New Zealand Herald ] Just yesterday AP reported that this year's Tour de France was a three-horse race.Now, make that two.World champion and two-time Tour runner-up Cadel Evans of Australia ended this morning's 9th stage in tears - and in excrutiating... More...
Fractured elbow shatters Tour hopes for EvansJuly 13, 2010 (19:37) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Cadel Evans was close to tears as he sat on the steps of the BMC team bus and tried to explain what had happened to team owner Jim Ochowicz and directeur sportif John Lelangue. Evans was still wearing the yellow jersey but finished eight minutes behind Andy Schleck and Alberto Contador and admitted that his chances of victory in the Tour de France were now over. Evans started the stage with his elbow heavily strapped and after the stage Ochowitz revealed that Evans had ridden with a fractured elbow. ... More...
Evans braves fractured elbow but loses Tour lead (AP)July 13, 2010 (19:08) [ Indexed from Yahoo! Sports ] A medical officer of the BMC team says deposed Tour de France leader Cadel Evans rode the ninth stage with a fractured left elbow. Evans lost the yellow jersey and dropped down to 18th position in the overall standings -- 7 minutes, 47 seconds behind new leader Andy Schleck -- after finishing Tuesday's grueling 204.5-kilometer (127-mile) stage in 42nd place. More...
Tour tech: Cadel Evans's yellow BMCJuly 13, 2010 (16:37) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Cadel Evans is wearing the yellow jersey on today's stage to Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne and BMC has built a special yellow frame. Easton has a supplied a yellow stem and rims, and Bell has supplied a yellow helmet. The yellow BMC frame is one of the first models of the new Impec model. Evans has this yellow version and another in red on the BMC team car as his first spare bike. BMC have built a new factory in Switzerland to create the new bike and proudly claim the frame is 100% made in Switzerland. ... More...
Evans revels in rare honourJuly 12, 2010 (14:37) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Cadel Evans (BMC) grabbed the overall lead at the Tour de France with a solid ride on the climb to Avoriaz on Sunday, and the World Champion was in relaxed mood when he spoke in Morzine this morning. It is the second time in his career that Evans has spent a rest day in the yellow jersey and the experience garnered in 2008 is standing him in good stead this time around. “Getting the yellow jersey at the Tour is always something special, and swapping the rainbow jersey for the yellow jersey ... More...
Evans gives BMC its first yellow jerseyJuly 11, 2010 (22:08) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Cadel Evans gave BMC its first Tour de France yellow jersey on stage 8 of the Tour de France. The Australian finished sixth on the 189-kilometre mountain stage to Morzine-Acoviaz but it was enough to displace Sylvain Chavanel (Quick Step) from the leader's jersey. Evans now leads Andy Schleck (Saxo Bank) by 20 seconds, with double Tour winner, Alberto Contador (Astana) 1:01 back. Evans didn't have everything his own way on the stage though and had to deal with a crash after just six kilometres of ... More...
Evans moves closer to Tours yellow jerseyJuly 11, 2010 (03:08) [ Indexed from Cyclingnews.com ] Prior to the first real mountaintop finish in Avoriaz, BMC Racing Team's Cadel Evans is in second position on the Tour de France's general classification. Evans, the reigning UCI World Road Champion, has a good chance to return to yellow after losing the jersey two years ago in the Alps; however, as Astana's Alberto Contador has learned from his previous experience in Grand Tours, it's often wise not to take the lead too early. Evans knew the yellow jersey was already a possibility in Les Rousses, ... More...
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