VeloVeritas, Ed Hood, 10 Februari 2014
Gepost door: Bitossi

Former US Elite Champion Timmy Duggan has come full circle from that day back in the 2008 Tour of Georgia when he hit the tarmac at 100 km/h and was left with life-threatening injuries - it looked like his career was over...

Velo News, Matthew Beaudin, 9 December 2013
Gepost door: Bitossi

Last week, Timmy Duggan called it a career. The American had won a national championship after recovering from a traumatic brain injury he suffered in 2008. While he was waiting for a contract with Cannondale to come through, he went for a soul ride around his home in Nederland, Colorado. By the time he got to his driveway, and only then, really, he decided to move on, that the sacrifices he was making to be one, two percent faster, weren’t worth it any longer.

Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 6 Augustus 2012
Gepost door: McK

What was it like being in that break in the Olympic road race? Who better to ask than one of the men who animated the race and did sterling work in the service of his team – United States elite road race champion, Timothy Duggan?

Pro Cycling News, Luke Allingham, 14 Juni 2012
Gepost door: Bitossi

After an up and down career, which included several injuries including a traumatic brain injury, Duggan entered the 2012 U.S National Road Championships in Greenville, Carolina with only one teammate, Ted King, who is the only other American on Liquigas.

velonation.com, Ed Hood, 23 Oktober 2010
Gepost door: lucybears

Garmin's Timmy Duggan has come a long way back from that day in the 2008 Tour of Georgia when he hit the tarmac at 100 km/h and was left with life-threatening injuries. Season 2011 promises to be better, boosted by the news that he's just signed for Italian 'super squadra' Liquigas.

pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 25 Oktober 2009
Gepost door: lucybears

It has been a few months since last we spoke to Garmin's Timmy Duggan. In the 2008 Tour of Georgia, the young man from Colorado came close to death in a 100 kph pile up; but 2009 has seen him back in the shark pool - at the deep end!

pezcyclingnews.com, Jered Gruber, 2 Juli 2009
Gepost door: lucybears

Comebacks are great, the return from a severe, potentially life-threatening injury, like in the case of Garmin's Timmy Duggan, is nothing short of inspiring. Turning a comeback into a leap forward in performance? That is something on an entirely bigger level,

cyclingnews.com, Les Clarke, 4 Maart 2009
Gepost door: lucybears

Reams of news print have been spent on the return of Lance Armstrong, although there's another pro rider quietly making his return to the paid ranks. He's also American, and like Armstrong, plies his trade clad in pale blue.

velonews.com, Anthony Tan, 27 Januari 2009
Gepost door: lucybears

Believe it or not, there are two other Americans racing the Tour Down Under — George Hincapie and Timothy Duggan — though you’d be hard-pressed to know who they are, given the commotion surrounding a certain Lance Armstrong.

pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 8 December 2008
Gepost door: lucybears

Pro cyclists live on the razor's edge; one moment Slipstream's (now Garmin) Timmy Duggan was safely in the Tour of Georgia peloton, with the prospect of his first Giro not far away. The next, he was on the tarmac with life threatening injuries.

cyclingnews.com, Mark Zalewski, 26 November 2007
Gepost door: lucybears

Slipstream team camp interview: Julian Dean & Timmy Duggan give their reactions to the Slipstream team camp a few days in and what they hope the upcoming season has in store.