After attacking what remained of the peloton and forging a decisive three-man chase group, Garmin-Transitions' David Millar looked set to be sprinting for a podium spot at Sunday's Tour of Flanders. Instead, after missing a couple feeds and losing a few water bottles, he found himself bonking on the famed Mur de Grammont and losing contact with his chase companions. But, as he has shown throughout his career, resiliency is one of Millar's strongest traits. And, although he was

Maybe it has something to do with the crazy green bar tape - but whatever it is we're all for it, cuz Joe Iannarelli is rippin' it at the start of the 2010 season. He nabbed the team's first win of 2010 at the Cal Aggie Criterium in Sacramento, CA at the end of January. Joe had this to say about the win:

"Well this was the first weekend of racing this year and you could say it went much different than expected. After Saturday's mayhem of attacking or following attacks I was well