• Australian race director claims Armstrong will bring full roster • Team to be boosted by Tour de France stage winners Lance Armstrong's Team RadioShack will make its worldwide competitive debut at the 2010 Tour Down Under in Adelaide. The event's race director, Mike Turtur, has confirmed the team will bring a full rider roster to the first UCI ProTour race of the season. It is the same...
RadioShack manager Johan Bruyneel has confirmed the team's line up for January's Tour Down Under, from January 17-24, 2010. The Belgian announced on his Facebook page that Lance Armstrong will lead the US-based team's seven-man squad as he once again commences his season at the Australian ProTour event. Armstrong will be joined in South Australia by RadioShack teammates Daryl Impey, Jason McCartney,...
Yesss! Fantastic line-up for Team Radio Shack for 2010! I am delighted to see Chechu in the line-up. He is a first-class rider and first-class person. Here is the roster as published on cyclingnews.com: 2010 Team RadioShack Roster Lance Armstrong (USA) Fumiyuki Beppu (Jpn) Sam Bewley (NZl) Jani Brajkovic (Slo) Matthew Busche (USA) Ben Hermans (Bel) Chris Horner (USA) Daryl Impey (RSA) Markel
Message by Edmond Hood The last time that PEZ spoke to Daryl Impey was back in early May; he was lying in a hospital bed in South Africa after a horrific crash within sight of the finish of the last stage of the Tour of Turkey – with the yellow jersey on his back! Things have taken a very positive turn of late though. Read on!
South African Daryl Impey will race for Team RadioShack next season. Impey, 24, looks forward to racing alongside seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong and having the direction of Johan Bruyneel. "I can only learn from the guys I am with and I think it is going to raise my game as well," he told Cyclingnews . "The expectations are going to be a lot higher and I think that...
South Africa's Daryl Impey (Barloworld) is back from his horrific crash and ready for his first win since the Tour of Turkey. His quest begins today in northern Italy at the Giro del Veneto. "My condition has really improved since my first race back in Carnago," Impey told Cyclingnews . "Veneto and the other races left over will allow me to get my teeth into the races and do something."...
With all due respect to the action in Poland and Burgos, the best action over the weekend will probably be a classics-style dogfight on the Tuscan coast, home to the 60th GP Citta di Camaiore. The race is 188km of a figure-eight circuit starting with a parade to/along the Lido in Alessandro Petacchi's hometown, but after this the race engages its distinguishing feature, a 26km loop east of the beach...
South African Daryl Impey will make his return to the professional peloton this week in Italy, after recovering from a serious crash at the Tour of Turkey in April. Team Barloworld scheduled Impey to race in two one-day races this week, GP Carnago on Thursday and the GP Camaiore on Saturday. Impey had facial injuries, broken teeth and two broken vertebrae from the crash on the final stage of the Tour...
Daryl Impey (Barloworld) has returned to Italy to prepare for his return to racing on August 6 in the GP Carnago. The South African was seriously injured after crashing in the final metres of this spring's Tour of Turkey, which he won. "It will be good to be back in the peloton in August and I hope to get onto the podium in one of my remaining races, doing well for the team and the sponsors,"...
According to L'Equipe , the UCI has decided to take action against Theo Bos for taking down Daryl Impey in the Tour of Turkey some ten days ago. The period of suspension is expected to be between one and six months.
While his Barloworld team mates line up in Venice for the start of the Giro d'Italia, Daryl Impey will be flat on his back "eating" dinner through a straw.
South African cyclist Daryl Impey, who suffered severe injuries in a controversial crash on the final stage of the Tour of Turkey is counting the days until he is transferred home.
With so many points of view on the Theo Bos vs Daryl Impey incident I figured that someone had to settle it once and for all. It certainly looked intentional, but too many things didn't add up. Why would Theo throw Impey right in front of himself? Is Theo that much of a nutbar to do something that ridiculously dangerous? Would it even be possible to manhandle someone like that while going 50-60km/hr...
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