Saturday update

New Kimmage article: "In the shadow of Mount Ventoux"

Good article on LeMond: "Even relentless fighter now sees cycling as a lost cause."

Lance shows his true colors and they are ugly.

British Cycling's Brian Cookson blogs.

New Kohl interview.

New Cancellara interview.

Garmin goes 1-2 at the Canadian TT champs. Nice!

Article on VandeVelde from 5280 Magazine.

Savio denies interest in Sella. Suggestion that he may be courted by Carmiooro A-Style. Ridiculously short ban for his offense.

JV on future of Garmin.

Columbia is already seemingly winning the neo-pro signing battle for next season: Patrick Gretsch, Rasmus Guldhammer (Riis must be gnashing his teeth!), Jan Ghyselinck, and TJ Van Garderen have all reportedly signed on the dotted line for Stapleton. Quite a big chunk of talent there. Question is who is leaving to make room?

Tales of the Tour of Colombia with a Rock Racing mechanic.

Garmin documentary Blood, Sweat, and Gears will be shown on the Sundance Channel on June 29 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. Wish I had that channel.

Interview with Sylvia Schenk on corruption in sport and what can be done about it (if anything).

"...those who say the Tour will never be free of drugs and their ramifications may well have a point."

Commentary on Second Coming from John Wilcockson, Richard Williams, Mike Grisenthwaite, Pierre Ballaster and David Millar.

Brailsford states that no one with a previous doping violation will be hired for the Sky team, and he will only hire British doctors who have never worked in cycling before to be team doctors. Guess that rules out Millar.