Juan Antonio Flecha competed Stage 4 of the 2010 Tour de France today in 03:34:55.  He ranked #124 for the stage.  Alessandro Petacchi won the stage in a sprint.    At the end of Stage 4, Juan Antonio Flecha now ranks #56 in the overall general classification.  His current GC time is 18:32:24 and he has a total gap of 00:03:29 from Fabian Cancellara.  Cancellara currently holds the yellow jersey, followed by Geraint Thomas in second and Cadel Evans in third.    Juan Antonio Flecha is...Read Full Story

By Brendan Gallagher Published: 5:28PM GMT twenty-eight February 2010 Previous of Images Next Progressive thinker: Dave Brailsford wants his cyclists to browbeat in Manchester"s velodrome Photo: GETTY IMAGES Flying arrow: Juan Antonio Flecha won his lass semi-Classic in Ghent Photo: EPA In Belgium, at the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad semi-classic, Juan AntonioRead Full Story

Telegraph.co.uk Flecha won't be surprised if Voeckler wins Tour de France Cyclingnews.com Juan Antonio Flecha (Sky) speaks to the press on the second rest day at the Tour de France. The second rest day at the Tour de France is a time for reflection, going into the all-decisive final week of the race. Team Sky's Juan Antonio Flecha was no ... In the Alps, Climbing Mile by Painful Mile Into Tour History New York Times Tour de France 2011: Thomas Voeckler writes off chances as Alps beckon The...Read Full Story

Belgian Tom Boonen has been given ample warning not to expect an easy six hours in the saddle when he puts his title, and his pride, on the line at the prestigious Paris-Roubaix classic on Sunday. Boonen's Quick Step team appear to be one of the strongest on paper, but a handful of rivals - including notably George Hincapie, Juan Antonio Flecha and Fabian Cancellara - are in no mood for allowing that to ruin their plans. Of the three, Cancellara has the best record in the notoriously...Read Full Story

Belgian star Tom Boonen joined an elite club of three-time Paris-Roubaix winners by surviving one-day cycling's toughest battle of the fittest here on Sunday. In a race marked by a dramatic finale in which three big favourites hit the cobblestones one after the other, Boonen fought off a desperate challenge from Italian Filippo Pozzato to claim his third win here after 2005 and 2008. Becoming the first rider since compatriot and former teammate Johan Museeuw in 2002 to win cycling's toughest...Read Full Story