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In order to understand the new layout better : what are your criteria to put news in "Today in Cyclingnews", "Latest news" and "Don't miss"? I agree with other posters saying that the news are "all over the place". I think it's due to these 3 sections. In the old version, the difference...

GT organisers nowadays want suspens until the penultimate stage in order to attract and satisfy media partners. So as a result: less TTkms and more MTFs with small time gaps ...

From 88 to 91: PDM

Stijn Vandenbergh: 1,99m Tallest pro-rider ever: Guillermo Brunetta (Arg): 2,09m

Vanendert - Gesink - Mollema

You are forgetting one of the most spectacular riders of the 90s: Graeme Obree

In 1927 and 28.

A lesser-known but fantastic Col (the hardest I have done) is the Col de Montvernier. Stunning scenery!

Consider the Trento/Bolzano area in Italy and have several legends within reach: Stelvio, Gavia, Giau, Madonna di Campiglio, Tonale etc.

Just a small excerpt : http://www.hln.be/hln/nl/1296/Giro/article/detail/1437990/2012/05/13/Beelden-bewijzen-dat-Cavendish-geduwd-werd-door-fans-in-bergrit-waarin-hij-nipt-binnen-tijd-aankwam.dhtml Without this help, he wouldn't have made the time cut. Longer footage was broadcast all...

Some days ago Cavendish wanted Ferrari to apologize for non-sportive & dangerous behavior. Now Italian tifosi filmed him being pushed for hundreds of metres in the mountains and being dragged by a car. Question : will he apologize as well ? :rolleyes:

Someone who retired relatively young and accused Armstrong almost immediately after retiring is Andy Hampsten.

I hope the major problems will be dealt with before the Tour start in about a week. If not, CN's image will be hampered and a lot of regular visitors might go elsewhere. :eek: