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Liege-Bastogne-Liege Hey Cycling Fans! Liege Bastogne Liege is here tomorrow. In what usually signals the end of the Arden Classics season this race also is a harbinger of the Summer racing season! We think the best way to enjoy watching this race is by first, reading this blog...then building a fantasy cycling team at www.myfantasycycling.com, then watching it live by following any of the working links listed on www.steephill.tv for free! If you don't have access to the net during the race try watching highlights on Versus tomorrow at around 5pm on Sunday in the US. Local (Wauwatosa) hero Matthew Busche is listed as a starter in support of Andreas Kloden and Chris Horner! Should be exciting to say the least...we will see if Andy Schleck can defend his 2009 title.

Paris-Roubaix 2010 The queen of the classics is upon us! Paris-Roubaix will be in full force this Sunday when the big boys of the peloton come to the Cobblestone country of the northern classics. Among the longest races of the pro season Paris-Roubaix also has the longest sections of cobblestone sections which will tear legs, wheels, frames, and bodies apart! We are bringing you a preview of what's to come on the 27 ridiculous cobblestone sections that this year's edition will endure...here they are. 27. Troisvilles (km 97,5 - 2200 m) +++ 26. Viesly (km 104 - 1800 m) +++ 25. Quievy (km 107 - 3700 m) ++++ 24. Saint-Python (km 111,5 - 1500 m) ++ 23. Vertain (km 119,5 - 2300 m) +++ 22. Capelle-sur-Ecaillon – Le Buat (km 126 – 1700 m) +++ 21. Verchain-Maugré - Quérénaing (km 138 – 1600 m) +++ 20. Querenaing - Maing (km 141,5 – 2500 m) +++ 19. Monchaux-sur-Ecaillon (km 144,5 - 1600 m) +++ 18. Haveluy (km 156 – 2500 m) ++++ 17. Trouée d’Arenberg (km 164 – 2400 m) +++++ 16. Hornaing - Wandignies (km 176,5 – 3700 m) +++ 15. Warlaing - Brillon (km 184 – 2400 m) +++ 14. Tilloy - Sars-et-Rosières (187,5 – 2400 m) +++ 13. Beuvry-la-Forêt à Orchies (km 193,5 – 1400m) +++ 12. Orchies (km 198,5 – 1700 m) +++ 11. Auchy-lez-Orchies - Bersée (km 205 – 2600 m) +++ 10. Mons-en-Pévèle (km 210,5 – 3000 m) +++++ 9. Mérignies – Pont-à-Marcq (km 216,5 – 700 m) ++ 8. Pont-Thibaut (km 219,5 – 1400 m) +++ 7. Templeuve l’Epinette (km 225 – 200 m) + Le Moulin de Vertain (km 225,5 – 500 m) ++ 6. Cysoing - Bourghelles (km 232 – 1300 m) ++++ Bourghelles – Wannehain (km 234,5 – 1100 m) ++++ 5. Camphin-en-Pévèle (km 239 – 1800 m) ++++ 4. Le Carrefour de l’Arbre (km 242 – 2100 m) +++++ 3. Gruson (km 244 – 1100 m) ++ 2. Hem (km 251 – 1400 m) + 1. Roubaix (km 258 – 300 m) + If knowing that this epic bike ride will be stupidly, ridiculously awesome is not enough for you...then you may also like to know that it could be record breaking as well. Tom Boonen looks Poised to possibly win a record breaking 4 Paris Roubaix titles. He is one of the top contenders but also lurking close by will be some strong competition. Riders with superhuman strength considered favorites include, Roger Hammond, Tyler Farrar, George Hincapie, Thor Hushovd, Allesandro Ballan, Stijn Devolder, Phillipe Gilbert, Juan Antonio Flecha, and the great Fabian Cancellara winner of last week's Tour of Flanders. Tune into Universal Sports online or watch it on Versus (with a delay in the US starting at 5 pm) This could be memorable!   Cancellara Takes Flanders And then there were two...Tom Boonen, perpetual Belgian super-hero and international sport star and Fabian Cancellara broke away on one of the final climbs of the 2010 Tour of Flanders. Fabian Cancellara, super classics rider and champion time trial specialist made it his third big classics victory in his career. Cancellara won Paris-Roubaix a few years back and Milano-San Remo too, but this has to be another fantastic victory for him. That's 3 of the biggest classics races there are...a huge accomplishment by an measure. To read more on the race and to see how it unfolded you can visit VeloNews www.velonews.com and then watch it on Versus in the US this evening around 5 pm Central time. Stay tuned next week for Paris-Roubaix and buy a fantasy team at www.myfantasycycling.com when the rosters are posted later this week.   Tour De France Teams Announced Hey cycling fans, Yesterday the 2010 Tour De France Cycling Teams invitations were announced. Among them, an impressive, record setting, 4 teams will be from the United States. This is big news for America's cycling program and possibly telling for the future performance and participation from the US. Here is what Road Bike Rider Review had to say..."America will have an all-time-high 4 teams in the Tour de France. Among the 22 teams invited to the 2010 edition of the world's greatest bike race are U.S.-registered HTC-Columbia, Garmin-Transitions, RadioShack and BMC. Each squad has numerous foreign riders and in most cases the 9-man Tour teams won't be announced for a few more weeks, so it's uncertain how many Americans will be competing. Only one other country, France, will have as many as 4 teams at the Tour's July 3 start in Rotterdam, Holland." Another take, all be it a very entertaining one, is the Blogger with the pen name - "Blazin' Saddles" -(unfortunate arch rival, and perpetual enemy to our blogger Harry Baggins). Catch his hilarious spin on this year's Tour De France Invitees here...http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blog/blazin-saddles/article/68/ and remember to check his web links for more editorials on the sport of cycling.   Tour of Flanders 2010 Review Well cycling fans, we have to apologize for the huge delay in sporting coverage. We had a major hardware problem with our servers and have been working tirelessly for a couple weeks to regain some sense of normalcy. In any case we resume this weekend with the Adarga fantasy Cycling classic "Tour of Flanders" arguably the second biggest spring classics race of the year. As an appetizer for your cycling addicted noggins we give you a preview of the climbs and the teams that are going to be in this year's race. Riders will be added within a few days as the teams will announce their official starting rosters soon! You can also read a review at www.velonation.com here: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/3477/Teams-for-2010-Tour-of-Flanders-announced.aspx Tour of Flanders climbs for 2010: 1 Den Ast km124 (450m - avg 5.7%) 2 Kluisberg km157 (1800m - avg 6.3% - max 14%) 3 Knokteberg km165 (1100m - avg 8% - max 13%) 4 Oude-Kwaremont km172 (2200m - avg 4% - max 11,6% - 1500m cobbles ) 5 Paterberg km175 ( 360m - avg 12,9% - max 20,3% - 360m cobbles) 6 Koppenberg km182 (600m - avg 11,6 % - max 22 % - 600m cobbles) 7 Steenbeekdries km187 (700m - avg 5,3% - max 6,7% - 700m cobbles) 8 Taaienberg km190 (530m - avg 6,6% - max 15.8% - 520m cobbles) 9 Eikenberg km195 (1100m - avg 6,2% - max 10% - 1000m cobbles) 10 Molenberg km210 (463m - avg 7% - max 14,2% - 300m cobbles) 11 Leberg km217 (950m - avg 4,2% - max 13,8% ) 12 Berendries km222 (940m - avg 7% - max 12,3%) 13 Tenbosse km229 (450m - avg 6,9% - max 8,7%) 14 Muur - Kapelmuur km239 (475m - avg 9,3% - max 19.8% - 475m cobbles) 15 Bosberg km243 (980m - avg 5,8% - max 11% - 400m cobbles) Tour of Flanders teams for 2010: ProTour Teams: Quick Step (BEL) Omega Pharma-Lotto (BEL) Caisse d'Epargne (ESP) Euskaltel-Euskadi (ESP) AG2R-La Mondiale (FRA);Française des Jeuxx (FRA) LiquigasDoimomo (ITA) Astana (KAZ) HTC-Columbia (USARadioShack ck (USFooton FootonServettonLampretFarnese) Lampre-Farnese Vini (ITA) Rabobank (NED) Team Sky (GBR) Garmin-Transitions (USA) Katusha (RUS) Milram (GER) Saxo Bank (DAN) Pro Continental Teams: BBox Bouygues Telecom (FRA) BMC Racing Team (USA) Cervélo TestTeam (SUI) Landbouwkrediet (BEL) Skil-Shimano (NED) Topsport Vlaanderen - Mercator (BEL) Vacansoleil Pro Cycling Team (NED)

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