Yaroslav Popovych is a DSC rider from Ukraine, competing with the Discovery Channel Team in the 2007 Tour de France. The Tour de France is a stage race held in and around France every July.
Tour de France stage winners Yaroslav Popovych and Gert Steegmans will boost Lance Armstrong's Team RadioShack when it makes its worldwide debut at Australia's Tour Down Under, organisers said on Thursday. Seven-time Tour de France winner Armstrong is returning for a second attempt at the first UCI ProTour race of the 2010 season, but this time with his new team. The full team roster was announced last month by Johan Bruyneel, manager of the new RadioShack team, and the line-up has now been... Read Full Story
Tour de France stage winners Yaroslav Popovych of the Ukraine and Belgium's Gert Steegmans will ride for Lance Armstrong's RadioShack team when it makes its world debut at the Tour Down Under cycle race in Adelaide in January. Race director Mike Turtur on Wednesday confirmed the RadioShack team roster — headed by Armstrong, who will ride the tour for the second straight year — for the first ProTour event of the 2010 season. "There's no doubt that it's great for the race and for South... Read Full Story
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So far, Astana has announced that the following riders will be on it's Tour de France squad: Lance Armstrong Alberto Contador Andreas Kloden Levi Leipheimer Yaroslav Popovych Haimar Zubeldia This from the Associated Press : Lance Armstrong will be on Astana Cycling's final nine-rider roster for the Tour de France next month. Armstrong, a seven-time Tour winner, will be joined on the team by three-time Grand Tour winner Alberto Contador, Andreas Kloden, Levi Leipheimer, Yaroslav Popovych and... Read Full Story
