Hushovd pulls out of Olympic road race
Former cycling world champion Thor Hushovd has pulled out of the London Olympics because he has not fully recovered from a virus, the Norwegian federation said on Monday.
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Hushovd wins as Boom retains overall lead
Thor Hushovd won the fourth stage of the Tour of Britain, although Lars Boom retained the leader's golden jersey.
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Hushovd claims stage win as Roche drops back
World champion Thor Hushovd today claimed his second stage win of the 2011 Tour de France with victory in a sprint finish in Gap.
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Hushovd swoops late to nab stage win
World champion Thor Hushovd claimed the 13th stage of the Tour de France after defeating two Frenchmen in a nail-biting finale on Friday.
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Costa wins Tour de France eighth stage
Portuguese Rui Alberto Costa won the eighth stage of the Tour de France, a 189kms trek from Aigurande today.
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Hushovd takes yellow as Garmin-Cervelo triumph
Norway's Thor Hushovd seized the Tour de France leader's yellow jersey after his Garmin-Cervelo team won the 23km second stage team time-trial.
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Hushovd becomes world champion in Australia
Norway's Thor Hushovd claimed victory in the UCI Road World Championships road race in Geelong, Australia today.
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Hushovd prevails in sprint finish
Norwegian Thor Hushovd took the honours on the sixth stage of the Vuelta a Espana after pipping a whole host of riders in a massed sprint finish in Murcia.
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Hushovd triumphs as Roche gains ground
The Tour de France peloton endured another bumpy ride as Thor Hushovd emerged victorious on stage three, while Nicolas Roche moved up to 11th in the overall standings.
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Hushovd wins stage as Roche moves up
Norway's Thor Hushovd won a sprint finish to claim Stage Six of the Tour de France today.
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Sastre to race Giro d'Italia
Last year's Tour De France winner Carlos Sastre will race in next month's Giro d'Italia, his Cervelo team have announced.
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Hushovd takes Paris-Nice prologue
Norway's Thor Hushovd of the Credit Agricole team won the prologue of the Paris-Nice stage race, a 4.6-km individual time-trial around Amilly.
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Hushovd wins fourth Tour stage
Norwegian Thor Hushovd edged a tight finish to win the fourth stage of the Tour de France on the 193km route between Villers-Cotterets and Joigny.
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Hushovd reclaims the yellow jersey
Norwegian Thor Hushovd reclaimed the yellow jersey after Australian Robbie McEwen outsprinted world champion Tom Boonen to win the second stage of the Tour de France.
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Casper sprints to stage victory
Jimmy Casper produced a stunning sprint finish to win Sunday's first stage of the Tour de France after yellow jersey holder Thor Hushovd sustained a nasty arm injury yards from the finish line.
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Hushovd pips Hincapie to win Tour prologue
Norwegian Thor Hushovd was the surprise winner of time-trial prologue on Saturday when the Tour de France, shorn of its pre-race favourites, began under a doping cloud.
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Norway's Hushovd take eighth stage of Tour
Norwegian Thor Hushovd won the eighth stage of the Tour de France, held over 168 km between Lamballe and Quimper on the north Brittany coast.
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Kirsipuu takes first Tour stage
Estonian Jaan Kirsipuu won the first stage of the Tour de France, edging out Robbie McEwen and Thor Hushovd in a thrilling sprint finish.
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Hushovd takes second stage in France
Lance Armstrong's US Postal team gave an indication of their collective force when Thor Hushovd won the second stage of the Tour of Languedoc-Roussillon in France today.
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Scanlon second at French GP
Irish National champion Mark Scanlon has recorded his best result of this season after finishing second at the Grand Prix de Denain in France.