Tyler Farrar Becomes First Washington State Native to Win Tour de France Stage
A Wenatchee native’s long road to glory.
A Wenatchee native’s long road to glory.
A relatively quiet sprinter’s stage before the storm of Sunday’s entrance into the remorseless Pyrenees.
Tyler Farrar’s dream Tour de France ends in a nightmare.
It’s time for the Marks Renshaw and Cavendish and their Team HTC to start riding fair.
Riding with a broken wrist, Tyler Farrar lost his main man Robbie Hunter to a cracked elbow.
Tyler Farrar defies the cycling world with a reappearance in the bunch sprint despite a broken wrist.
A routine stage in the Tour de France leaves us in Web-roundup mode.
No official announcement has been made, but Tyler Farrar looks to be out of the 2010 Tour with a broken wrist.
Could Stage 1 be setting the, er, stage for a wild and unpredictable Tour?
Some talk too much, some jes’ lay low …