Zwift is packed with real-time stats, lifelike graphics and the latest in multiplayer online gaming (click to enlarge). He's won stages at the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia. He broke the world hour record. He popularized the saying "shut up legs." But can German Jens Voigt win the battle on...

Austrian Mattias Brändle on his way to history. Barley a month after Jens Voigt set a new cycling hour record at a track in Grenchen, Switzerland, the German has been dethroned by Mattias Brändle, who rides for the IAM pro cycling team and is a three-time Austrian time trial champion. Spinning...

German cycling star Jens Voigt digs deep on his way to smashing cycling's hour record. Photo by Ulf Schiller/schillerphoto.com Jens Voigt put cycling's hour record back into the headlines Thursday in Grenchen, Switzerland. In front of over 1600 fans at the Velodrome Suisse, he set a new record...

Voigt started 17 straight Tours de France, finished 14 of them, and won two stages along the way. He also won Criterium International five times. Though his most famous race wins are years behind him, and his role was usually that of supporter not team leader, Jens Voigt has remained one of the...

Tom Boonen's custom painted Specialized Venge. Arguably the biggest pro bike race in North America, the 2014 Amgen Tour of California attracts some of the sport's biggest names. Among the 158 riders contesting this eight-day race this year are Thor Hushovd, Bradley Wiggins, Tom Boonen, Mark...

  Clearly Voigt likes his new bike. In the days leading up to the start of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge, everyone's favorite German head-banger cyclist got two pieces of great news. First Voigt, one of the most popular riders in the pro peloton, signed a new contract to ride for the...

"Shut up Legs" paint scheme the latest rider-themed bike from Trek's Race Shop Trek is excited to announce the unveiling of a Jens Voigt-themed paint scheme designed for the world's most popular rouleur, just in time for the Amgen Tour of California. The all-new "Shut up Legs" scheme pays...

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Mikel Astarloza of Euskaltel Euskadi timed his sprint just right to break away from his group and take the win at stage 16 of this year's Tour de France. Accelerating away from Sandy Casar and Pierrick Fedrigo who ended up second and third. Nicolas Roche ended up fourth, not too far behind...