Jens Voigt is racing for Team Saxo Bank in the 2010 Tour de France.  The race starts this Saturday and ends in Paris on July 25th.  The course covers over 2000 miles of racing. One of Jans' teammates, Fabian Cancellara , has been surrounded by scandal this Spring.  Earlier this year Cancellara was accused of hiding a motor within the frame of his bike.  The International Cycling Union, or UCI, took the rumor seriously enough to demand that all bicycles used in the Tour de France be scanned...Read Full Story

Jens Voigt competed Stage 4 of the 2010 Tour de France today in 03:36:32.  He ranked #176 for the stage.  Alessandro Petacchi won the stage in a sprint.    At the end of Stage 4, Jens Voigt now ranks #135 in the overall general classification.  His current GC time is 18:42:54 and he has a total gap of 00:13:59 from Fabian Cancellara.  Cancellara currently holds the yellow jersey, followed by Geraint Thomas in second and Cadel Evans in third.    Jens Voigt is riding on the Saxo Bank roster...Read Full Story

Jens Voigt , ride for Saxo Bank, suffered a massive crash during the second big descent of the Tour de France on Tuesday. Voigt hit the pavement, face-first, and slid for about 20 feet before coming to rest. He was unconscious directly after the wreck. His team spokesman says that while he has a "very bruised face," he regained consciousness in the ambulance. Pictures from directly after the wreck:Read Full Story

German rider Jens Voigt, one of the most popular characters on the professional cycling circuit, has abandoned the Tour of Britain during a rain-soaked and wind-swept first stage. The 39-year-old LeopardTrek rider had become caught up in a crash involving several riders and his decision to quit was announced by organisers at 13:15. The team announced at 15:32 that he was waiting to have a suspected broken finger X-rayed in hospital, then in a website update later in the afternoon confirmed...Read Full Story

Today Jens Voigt has taken his second straight victory in the Tour of Germany. Heres the results I have to leave early tonight and I might not be able to update tomorrow. I'm heading out of town. Results and photo supplied from velonews.com Tour of Germany Stage 9 1. Gerald Ciolek, T-Mobile, 143.1km in 3:16:55 2. Erik Zabel, Milram, same time 3. Mark Renshaw, Crédit Agricole, s.t. 4. Juan José Haedo, CSC, s.t. 5. Danilo Napolitano, Lampre-Fondital, s.t. 6. Olaf Pollack, Wiesenhof-Felt, s.t. 7...Read Full Story