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So, it's official: The 2010 Tour de France results will remain unofficially unofficial when the 2011 edition of the race begins on July 2. This giant, spreading asterisk is brought to you by Alberto Contador's legal team. Aided and abetted by the ...

Winter sports week in review: The top five performances by U.S. athletes Giant slalom specialist Ted Ligety reconfirmed his coronation as king of that hill by winning world championship gold in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, and is on track f...

Two-time World Cup giant slalom season champion Ted Ligety has been unbeatable so far this season, winning his third straight race in the discipline Sunday in Italy on the vaunted run at Alta Badia.His margins of victory have been substantial and his...

Two-time World Cup giant slalom season champion Ted Ligety has been unbeatable so far this season, winning his third straight race in the discipline Sunday in Italy on the vaunted run at Alta Badia. His margins of victory have been substantial and h...

ESPN.com's Bonnie D. Ford recently caught up with Will Gregorak, who talked about what it's like being one of the new skiers on the slopes for the U.S. team and what he expects from himself in the giant slalom this season.Kyte.Embed.path="h...

ESPN.com's Bonnie D. Ford recently caught up with Will Gregorak, who talked about what it's like being one of the new skiers on the slopes for the U.S. team and what he expects from himself in the giant slalom this season....

Chris Klug, the only Olympic athlete to win a medal after surviving an organ transplant, is back for his third Olympics. His goals are the same: Go for gold, while raising awareness in the process.

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga's enthralling and powerful play has invoked memories of last year's run to the Australian Open final. Healthy and dominant again, there's something mystical about this giant talent.

Kevin Anderson isn't a name too many associate with tennis. But the 6-foot-7 former college dude from the University of Illinois turned into a giant killer, shocking Indian Wells champ Novak Djokovic in the second round of Miami.

He bid farewell to Roger Federer, then blunted giant-killer Jo-Wilfried Tsonga's remarkable run. In the end, Novak Djokovic was left kissing the blue Plexicushion courts, a first-time Grand Slam champion.

Just 15 years old, Bernard Tomic has already defeated the No. 1 seed from the Australian Open junior draw. And one Aussie luminary thinks it's just the beginning.