Feds chasing Lance Armstrong's ex-manager in Spain for $1.2 million

The U.S. government is trying to collect a $1.2 million judgement against Johan Bruyneel, Lance Armstrong's ex-manager who is now living in Spain.

       

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Roglic flies high after winning Spanish Vuelta

Former ski jumper Primoz Roglic has comfortably won the Spanish Vuelta for his first Grand Tour title

       

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Roglic poised to win Spanish Vuelta leading with 1 day left

Primoz Roglic is poised to win his first Grand Tour after protecting his comfortable lead of the Spanish Vuelta on a rainy and mountainous penultimate stage

       

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Roglic overcomes crash to keep Spanish Vuelta lead

Primoz Roglic was involved in a crash but recovered to finish safely in the peloton on Friday, keeping his lead entering the final competitive stage of the Spanish Vuelta

       

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Higuita wins stage, Roglic moves closer to Vuelta victory

Primoz Roglic has taken a step closer to winning the Spanish Vuelta after a strong second-place finish in the 18th stage

       

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Gilbert wins another Vuelta stage as Roglic's lead cut

Philippe Gilbert has mastered strong winds to win his second Spanish Vuelta stage

       

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Vinokourov could face jail for allegedly fixing cycling race

Former Olympic cycling champion Alexandre Vinokourov and fellow rider Alexandr Kolobnev could face up to six months in jail after being accused of fixing the result of the 2010 Liege-Bastogne-Liege classic race

       

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