Contador won't make 'pointless' trip to Beijing
Alberto Contador won't contest the Tour of Beijing, says Saxo Bank-Tinkoff Bank team manager Bjarne Riis
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Alberto Contador takes the lead at the Vuelta
Alberto Contador of Team Saxo Bank has assumed the overall lead of the Vuelta a Espana in dramatic fashion after Joaquin Rodriguez endured a dreadful 17th stage.
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Roche to join Saxo Bank-Tinkoff Bank
Irish cyclist Nicolas Roche is to join the Saxo Bank-Tinkoff Bank team, leaving Ag2r.
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Contador will ride again for Saxo Bank
Alberto Contador will rejoin Team Saxo Bank once he has served his doping ban, the Danish team have announced.
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Saxo Bank set to retain its licence
Alberto Contador's Saxo Bank team will retain its licence after a request by the International Cycling Union to the licensing committee for it to be rescinded was turned down on Monday.
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Contador picked in Tour de France team
Alberto Contador has been named in Saxo Bank-SunGard's team for this year's Tour de France as he looks to win a fourth title in five years.
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Contador takes lead of Giro on stage nine
Saxo Bank rider Alberto Contador stormed to his first stage victory of this year's Giro d'Italia today to take overall control of the race.
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Tour winner Contador signs for Saxo Bank
Tour de France winner Alberto Contador has signed a two-year deal to race with Team Saxo Bank from next season.
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Sorensen wins Giro eighth stage
Dane Chris Anker Sorensen of the Saxo Bank team won the eighth stage of the Giro d'Italia, a 189-km ride from Chianciano on Sunday.
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Vinokourov grabs maglia rosa in Giro d'Italia
Veteran Alexandre Vinokourov, riding for Astana, took the overall leader's pink jersey following Monday's third stage of the Tour of Italy, the day's honours going to Wouter Weylandt of Quick Step.
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Nicolas Roche finishes third in Aurillac
Liquigas rider Peter Sagan won Wednesday's third stage of Paris-Nice in Aurillac as Team Saxo Bank's Jens Voigt finished fourth to seize the race leader's yellow jersey.
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Cavendish sprints to stage victory
Briton Mark Cavendish of the Colombia team won the second stage of the Tour de France on Sunday, a 187km ride from Monaco to Brignoles, as stage one winner Fabian Cancellara of Saxo Bank retained the yellow jersey.