Cycling: Part 3 of our WorldTour team check. Today we're taking a closer look at the US team BMC Racing, which suffered the painful departure of Cadel Evans last season, but managed to sign a new top rider for 2016 in former Sky pro Richie Porte. BMC Racing - Overview: It was an emotional, moving, and also successful season… read more
Like many professional cyclists, Cadel Evans didn't begin his career on the road, but in the woods. His career took off in 1995 when he received a scholarship and was able to dedicate himself fully to cycling. … read more
Cycling: Australian Cadel Evans (BMC) will compete in his final race on February 1, 2015, in Australia. At the Great Ocean Road Race, named after him, he will don a race number one last time before retiring from competitive cycling. Following Thor Hushovd, he is the second BMC star to end his career. Evans announced his decision at a… read more
Cycling: According to the Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport, Cadel Evans, the 2011 Tour de France winner, will end his career. The 37-year-old Australian will likely ride his last race at the 2015 Tour Down Under. The former mountain biker and current professional road cyclist is expected to retire after the World Tour race in Australia, which… read more
Cycling: After the two Grand Tours each claimed their high-profile victims, the Vuelta a España is expecting a star-studded field. Only Alberto Contador (Tinkoff-Saxo) is likely to miss the start in Jerez at the end of August. The group of stage race riders is led by Chris Froome (Sky) and Andrew Talansky (Garmin-Sharp), both of whom withdrew from the Tour de France due to… read more
