Stuart O'Grady 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 Stuart's 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...Read Full Story

Brisbane Times Cycling great O'Grady in assualt complaint Brisbane Times Australian cycling star Stuart O'Grady will cooperate with a police investigation into an alleged assault, but he has termed the blot on the World Tour debut of his team GreenEDGE as "completely outrageous". South Australian Police confirmed to Fairfax ... and more »Read Full Story

Newcomers Team Sky are off to a good start. (Getty Images) Stage 4 of the 2010 Tour de France was a 94 mile ride through France that ended in Reims.  Stuart OGrady competed the ride in 03:34:55.  He ranked #25 for the stage. The day's winner was Alessandro Petacchi.    At the end of Stage 4, Stuart OGrady now ranks #153 in the overall general classification.  His current GC time is 18:47:16 and he has a total gap of 00:18:21 from Fabian Cancellara.  Cancellara currently holds the yellow...Read Full Story

LEOPARD TREK has won the opening team time trial at the 66th edition of the Vuelta a España. Jakob Fuglsang led four riders across the finish in Benidorm to assume the honor of the first race leader. It is the first time Fuglsang has donned the leader’s jersey at a Grand Tour. “Our goal today was simply to do a good time trial ,” said Fuglsang. “We knew if we did a good time trial we could win. This is a really special moment for the team — and for me, to pull on the leader’s jersey at the...Read Full Story

Veteran Stuart O’Grady said Monday he will leave the Leopard-Trek cycling team and the Schleck brothers to join new Australian pro team GreenEDGE. “To ride for an Australian team has been a dream of mine since I turned pro way back in 1995. I wasn’t sure such a team would come around before I retired, but I’m glad it has,” O’Grady said. The 38-year-old O’Grady joins Jack Bobridge and Cameron and Travis Meyer as the first racers to commit to GreenEDGE, Australia ’s first UCI World Tour...Read Full Story