Team Radioshack and Sergio Paulinho are ready to race.  The most popular cycling event of the year kicks off this weekend. The 97th year of the Tour de France begins this Saturday in Rotterdam, Netherlands.  The Tour is a stage race which starts on July 3rd and ends after over 2,000 miles of racing on July 25th. Most press about Team Radioshack is about thier celebrity cyclist and co-owner Lance Armstrong.  The 38-year-old Lance Armstrong finished second in the Tour of Switzerland earlier...Read Full Story

Sergio Paulinho ranked #119 in today's stage of the Tour de France.  He completed the ride in 03:34:55.  The stage ended in a hotly contested sprint and was won by Alessandro Petacchi.    After Stage 4, Sergio Paulinho is now ranked #124 in the overall general classification.  His current GC time is 18:41:12 and he has a total gap of 00:12:17 from the yellow jersey.    Sergio Paulinho is riding on the RadioShack roster.  The team is managed by Johan Bruyneel. Also on Zimbio: Check out the...Read Full Story

Telegraph.co.uk Lance Armstrong teammate Sergio Paulinho wins 10th stage Asbury Park Press AP • July 14, 2010 GAP, FRANCE — Something finally went right for Lance Armstrong's squad at the Tour de France. Team RadioShack got its first taste of success at this year's Tour when Sergio Paulinho of Portugal captured the 10th stage Wednesday, ... Tour de France Glance SI.com Radioshack score their first win as X-rays set to determine Evans's race Sydney Morning Herald Tour de France 2010: Cyclists...Read Full Story

The Guardian Armstrong's Team Takes a Stage New York Times By THE NEW YORK TIMES Team RadioShack got its first stage victory of the Tour de France on Wednesday, Bastille Day, but not from Lance Armstrong. Andy Schleck, right, retained the yellow jersey on Wednesday. In Stage 10 in Gap, France, Sérgio Paulinho ... Sergio Paulinho wins Tour stage for RadioShack's first victory Los Angeles Times Tour de France Glance SI.com Paulinho wins hilly Stage 10 of Tour; Andy Schleck retains yellow jersey...Read Full Story

Sydney Morning Herald Sergio Paulinho wins Tour stage for RadioShack's first victory Los Angeles Times 'This is better than my Olympic medal,' says the Portuguese rider, who won silver at the 2004 Games. Six racers, including overall leader Andy Schleck, spend scorching day ahead of the pack. Portugal's Sergio Paulinho leads Belgium's Dries Devenyns in ... Rider on Armstrong's Team Wins Stage 10 New York Times Tour de France Glance SI.com Paulinho wins hilly Stage 10 of Tour; Andy Schleck...Read Full Story