Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland wins the gold medal in the men's cycling individual time trial. Gustav Larsson of Sweden takes the silver and American Levi Leipheimer the bronze.

Great Britain's Emma Pooley wins a silver medal in the women's individual time trial. Kristin Armstrong of the US produces a storming second half to pip Pooley to the gold, while Switzerland's Karin Thurig takes bronze.

Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong finishes second in his first race since 2005. The 36-year-old American was runner-up in the Leadville Trail 100 behind Dave Wiens, winner of the past six editions of the race.

Spaniard Xabier Zandio wins the Tour of Burgos after compatriot Juan Jose Cobo takes the fifth and final stage.

Jimmy Casper tested positive for the banned substance corticosteroid during last month's Tour de France, the head of the French Anti-Doping Agency says.

Francaise des Jeux's Belarusian cyclist Yauheri Hutarovich win stage four of the Tour of Burgos. It is his second stage win of the tour, and compatriot Andrei Kunitski retains the leader's jersey.

Japanese rider Miyataka Shimizu of Meitan Hompo Asada wins the Paris-Correze race.

Basque rider Koldo Fernandez wins stage three of the Tour of Burgos, a 149 kilometre race between Melgar de Fernamental and Burgos, while Belarus rider Andrei Kunitski leads the overall standings.

Belarus's Yauheni Hutarovich wins stage two of Tour of Burgos after a sprint finish between Belorado and Miranda de Ebro.

Japanese rider Miyataka Shimizu of Meitan Hompo Asada takes the first stage of the Paris-Correze race.