Team Saxo Bank's significant machine of speed, Fabian Cancellara, had everything in his own hands when with a solid performance on the last trial time stage would be able to win Tour de Suisse. And Fabian Cancellara made more...
The course of the fourth stage of Tour de Suisse consisted of 197 undulating kilometres between Biasca and Stäfa where Team Saxo Bank showed the breadth of the squad. Fabian Cancellara was sitting in the peloton and he had...
It was an active Team Saxo Bank-squad that did Fridays 187 kilometer-long second stage of the race, Tour de Luxembourg, between Schifflange and Differdange. The entire team was at the front to catch the first breakaway and when...
This Wednesday an eight-man delegation of Team Saxo Bank-riders did the prologue of the UCI-race, the SKODA - Tour de Luxembourg, attended by among others the former winner of the race in 2002, Marcus Ljungqvist. The Saxo Bank...
Not even a bike change on the last 1000 meters of this years Giros crucial fight against the clock prevented Rabobank's Denis Menchov from winning the Giro d'Italia 2009. He finished the last stage of 14.4 kilometers in 19...
The Giro's fourth to last stage between Sulmona and Benevento was open for attacks with its hilly landscape where even the heavier of riders would be able to stay at the front to the finish line. The 182 kilometers were also used...
Giro d'Italia mountainous fifteenth stage developed into a drama on two different levels. At the beginning of today's 161 kilometer between Forli 'and Faenza sixteen riders took off in an breakaway where Team Saxo Bank was...
Team Saxo Bank was in the front during the 248 kilometer long stage from Bressanone to Mayerhofen in Austria. Danish Kasper Klostergaard was present in today's major breakaway over more than 170 kilometres and struggled...
Team Saxo Bank's German Jens Voigt showed the team colors during the fourth 162-kilometer-long stage of the Giro by breaking away with Francesco Bellotti (Barloworld), Davide Vigano (Fuji Servetto), Ian Stannard (ISD) and...
On Sunday Andy Schleck won the Liège-Bastogne-Liège with a well-timed attack at 20 kilometers remaining of the 261-kilometre race. The 23 years old The Saxo Bank rider caught and passed Philippe Gilbert (Silence-Lotto) three...
