Vandal Nation will be doing a lot of tailgating this weekend in Moscow, as the University of Idaho celebrates homecoming. And how great would it be if Idaho fans watched their favorite team pick up their first win of the season, as they kickoff conference play?

Until just months ago, Exergy was outwardly riding high as Idaho's biggest energy developer - and one of the biggest U.S. supporters of professional cycling.

Gold medalist Kristin Armstrong will be celebrating her birthday Saturday with the entire community.

Kristin Armstrong won gold in 2008, retired and became a mom. Shortly after, the itch to return to competition made her ask, "what's more than winning a medal in Beijing?"

Back in October of 2010, Kristin Armstrong told KBOI 2 Sports, she was coming out of retirement, "We're gonna make the commitment over the next 20 months, which is London 2012, and hope that I can get back into the form that I was in when I left the sport."

The women's race begins at Hampton Court Palace and covers 18 miles before finishing back at the 16th century court that was once a favorite of Henry VIII.

Evelyn Stevens won the Exergy Tour following a final-stage breakaway, firmly cementing her claim to a berth on the U.S. Olympic team for the London Games.

Theresa Cliff-Ryan won the first stage of the Exergy Tour on Friday, beating out German sprinter Ina Yoko Teutenberg.

Olympic gold medalist Kristin Armstrong is confident she can overcome a crash and injuries to earn a spot on the women's team for the London Olympics.

Canadian Tara Whitten won the prologue of the Exergy Tour bike race, after American gold medalist Kristin Armstrong fell during the two-mile stage.