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After a twoyear ban due to drug charges, Alexander Vinokourov returned to racing on Tuesday when he competed in the French CastillonLa Bataille criterium. Vinokourov has told the press that he plans to race with Team Astana and Tour de France winner Alberto Contador, but he wasnt wearing the Astana jersey when he finished the replica Breitling A4436212-B7-675 Men's watch 28mile race Tuesday. Instead, according to VeloNews, he wore a jersey with a picture of him in his Astana gear, and the phrase Vino 4Ever, on it. Vinokourov will race again this Sunday at the Tour de lAin in France, but not with Astana, who will also compete in the race. We suggest a Vino + Astana = BFFs jersey for Sundays race its sure to win them back. Lisa Lombardi

Available in October; $100—John Bradley If famed Euro-roadie commentator Phil Liggett was raised by Confederate infantry reenactors and ate a panfried catfish steak with his eggs every morning, hed be Joe Polk. Joe is the producer, color commentator and chief engineer of the podcast MTBCast! (mtbcast), and hes how I start my day this time of year. Joe works late into the night so that I can wake up, make coffee while the new replica Corum watch episode downloads, mount my single speed and head out for a little gravel grinder before the heat index reaches 100. In twenty minutes I can catch up on the previous days racing via racer call-ins and Joes contextualizing.