Stuart O'Grady

Team CSC-Saxo Bank owner Bjarne Riis has spoken out following the announcement both team director Scott Sunderland and star rider Carlos Sastre would defect to the newly formed Cervelo TestTeam in 2009. Despite the double blow to his squad, Riis has remained upbeat and thanked both team members...  

The rumor mill is kicking into overdrive that recently crowned Tour de France champion Carlos Sastre won’t be back at CSC-Saxo Bank for the 2009 season. The flames were fanned even more Saturday when team owner Bjarne Riis was quoted in European newspapers as saying that riders like Fabian...  

Sources have confirmed that the Saxo Bank cycling team will race on Specialized bikes during the 2009 season and beyond. Sources close to the team, which now operates under the banner of CSC-Saxo Bank, have confirmed to VeloNews that the Morgan Hill, California-based company is poised to announce...  

AS STUART O'Grady came to a halt and dismounted his bike after the Tour de France farewelled the Alps on stage 18, his first words were: "I hope you enjoyed the show. It's been a bloody hard Tour."  

The reigning Tour de France winner Carlos Sastre announced Friday he is swapping his current cycling team CSC for the Cervelo Test team at the end of the current season. The 33-year-old Sastre has been with the Denmark-based CSC since2002, finishing second in the 2005 Vuelta de Espana (Tour of...  

Carlos Sastre - 2009 Team Change CSC Saxo Bank's Carlos Sastre leaves Bjarne Riis' team for a new team assignment after 7 successful years.  

CSC-Saxo Bank's Directeur Sportif, Scott Sunderland, will be guiding the Danish team's nine riders – including Tour de France winner Carlos Sastre – through the hot and testing three-week Vuelta a España.  

Carlos Sastre couldn’t put it off anymore. Despite his hope to ride the Vuelta a España without any unnecessary distractions, the rumor mill of where the 2008 Tour de France champion was going to land in 2009 was turning into just that. To end the growing media circus, Sastre confirmed what many...  

After seven years with Team CSC-Saxo Bank 33-year-old Carlos Sastre leaves Team CSC-Saxo Bank after the 2008 season to ride for the new team Cervélo TestTeam.  

Sept. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Carlos Sastre , who won this year's Tour de France, is quitting Team CSC Saxo Bank after seven years to join the newly formed Cervelo Test team.  

After weeks of rumours and speculation, Team CSC-Saxo Bank's Carlos Sastre has finally announced that he is leaving the Danish squad and joining new outfit Cervélo Test Team as of next season.  

Tour de France winner Carlos Sastre of Spain says he is joining the new Cervelo cycling team. Sastre, 33, said his seven years with Danish team CSC have been "unforgettable" but he is leaving to ride with the new Canadian outfit because "it is a new project that really fits with my way of life...  

Message by Jered Gruber There are some serious changes afoot in the European peloton - Gerolsteiner is officially gone, Scott is leaving the former Saunier Duval team, Rabo took on Giant, and Cervelo has just announced that it is ending a longtime relationship with CSC. There is much to report on...  

GRANT HACKETT, James Tomkins, Clint Robinson, Shane Kelly, possibly Stuart O'Grady and Russell Mark … Beijing looks like being the final Olympic stop for a roll call of Australian champions. ...  

Team Saxo Bank (currently Team CSC-Saxo Bank) will park their Cervelo bikes in the garage and bring out their brand new Specialized bikes come January 2009.