Giro 2010 Up Close: The Hellacious Final Week Friday, November 06, 2009  8:34:07 AM PT   The first fourteen stages of the 2010 Giro d'Italia are going to be the standard, delicious Giro fare. The final final seven days are going to be the stuff of exquisite cuisine, of the likes we'll be making mention of for years to come. PEZ takes a closer look at the decisive final week centered around the northern reaches of Italy. More....

Grenoble'09: Marvellous Marvulli Tallies #5! Thursday, November 05, 2009  11:51:37 AM PT   Four nights down, two to go. The racing was hot in Grenoble, the sideshows, arguably, just as hot. Edmond Hood was on the scene, working hard, making money, and making sure we get the best view possible at one of the six day season's most unique events. Read on! More.... EuroTrash Thursday! Thursday, November 05, 2009  3:31:56 AM PT   For a quiet end of season, there is still plenty of Road Trash for the talking today. The World Champ has secured his new team another Wild Card for 2010, the Giro might be heading offshore, more riders depart at Lampre, and there’s news of a new team in the US. It’s all here so let’s get to it. More.... California 2010: PEZ Takes A Closer Look Wednesday, November 04, 2009  9:00:45 AM PT   Let’s say you run a nice little bike race in that draws world champions and millions of fans. Conventional wisdom says, “don’t change a thing.” But Andrew Messick, president of AEG Sports, doesn’t approach the Amgen Tour of California from a conventional point of view – and that’s worked just fine so far. More.... PEZ Talk: UK's Newest ProTour Rider, Tom Faiers Wednesday, November 04, 2009  7:02:56 AM PT   Here at Pez we pride ourselves on being on the case of who's up and coming - but sometimes even Pez misses the boat. The first we heard of Tom Faiers was when he signed recently for Pro Tour team Footon-Servetto; but a quick call to the team's main man - ex-pro Mauro Gianetti, soon had us in communication with the 22 year-old Englishman from Cheltenham, who has the likes of Luis Leon Sanchez and Alejandro Valverde singing his praises. More.... PEZ-Clusive: His Name Is Clear - Iljo Keisse Tuesday, November 03, 2009  8:14:57 AM PT   The cheer from the cabin next door to ours - below the Grenoble velodrome - told us that the result Flanders had been holding its breath for, had arrived. The positif in the 2008 Gent Six Day race from Belgium's number one Six Day man, Iljo Keisse, has been dismissed on the grounds of 'insufficient evidence.' "Cathine was not found in the 'B' sample and HCT was there in quantities so small as to have no effect on performance." Pez was granted the first face to face interview with Iljo, after the result was announced. More....

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