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Former pro Filippo Pozzato tested positive for COVID-19 after putting off his vaccine: “I was an idiot, and I took a good beating.”

World champ attacks early to win by nearly one-minute and take home victory for the Dutch.

From issue 05 • Words by John Madruga with images by Yuzuru Sunada

Here's a wrap from the races you need to know about for Saturday, November 6.

Chris Froome and teammates arrive in Israel for what's the first major team camp since COVID shut down everything in 2020.

Here's the news making headlines for Saturday, November 6.

With special guest Luisa Grappone.

The 2021 season saw a handful of pros take big steps forward.

The former road world champion and decorated sprinter looks back at a successful career.

A more elegant, delicious sports drink is here.

VeloNews Podcast, ep. 282: Cameron is well versed in the arguments about fairness. Now, she's focused on working with race promoters on how registration platforms work, among other things.

Check out Jered Gruber's author page.

Here's the cycling tech news making headlines for Friday, November 5.

A new cross bike is coming! Pinarello overhauls its cyclocross bike for CX superstar Tom Pidcock.

Fog-free, lightweight shield-style sunglasses that are nearly impossible to smudge, and offer an excellent field of vision.

The organization that tried to buy the Mitchelton-Scott WorldTour team in 2020 will now compete at the Continental level in 2022.

Could racing a pedal-assisted mountain bike up the highest peak in the Northeast become cycling’s next great race?

Extended race looks to provide a more challenging parcours than in previous seasons after two years of cancellations.

Here's the news making headlines for Friday, November 5.

A pursuit final is always tricky, because the time actually doesn't matter; it's the purest form of a race.

The former world road champion and decorated sprinter looks back at a successful career.

Pogačar and van Vleuten came out top, but who won and lost lower down the ranking? From Cavendish and Carapaz to Vollering and Vos, these are the takeaways.

The U.S. national time trial champion has signed a two-year deal with the Australian squad.

A do-it-all, two-wheelset bike, inspired by a conversation with Grandma.

By William Tracy | Images by Chris Auld

Muoverti is a new player in the indoor trainer market launching a new smart bike with some bold claims and unique features.

From issue 5 | Images by John Maynard

This season proved to be an important one for several up-and-coming riders.

EF Education will help Tibco and Silicon Valley Bank take the US's longest-running women's team to the WorldTour.

Versatile design also includes rack and fender mounts, and a refreshing dearth of proprietary bits.

After eight years with DSM, Chad Haga has signed with Rally.

Although all competition tracks are 250m, there aren't many standards aside from that. Here's what I learned ahead of my world-title race.

Race organizers are hopeful that Trek-Segafredo, Team BikeExchange, and other WorldTour teams will join Rally Cycling at the start.

Words: Ben Edwards | Images: Russ Lamoureux

Six new models start at $2,300.

Full-time riders to be paid men’s WorldTour minimum as a starting point; EF Education-Tibco-SVB has applied for WorldTour status.

Here's the news making the headlines on Thursday, November 4.

Despite missing the target distance, Alex Dowsett's hour record attempt helped to shine a light on a rarely talked about condition, and gave hope to many.

The Texan returns to the team where his pro career began almost a decade ago and joins up with former WorldTour riders Ben King and Joey Rosskopf.

UCI: “Scratch our back and we’ll scratch yours.”

Following treatment in a rehab center, Jan Ullrich is tip-toeing back into the public eye following years of making headlines for all the wrong reasons.

The big Swiss time machine won just about everything, and his long-running rivalry with Tom Boonen ushered in a new generation of fans into the cobblestone classics.

How much do these non-paved surfaces add to the overall outcome and spectacle of the Tour de France courses? Cheap thrills, or real racing? Our editors chime in.

Spoiler: you can still punch a bike.

Dowsett was off the pace from the 10-minute mark and drifted from there.

Can Dowsett eclipse Victor Campenaerts' record of 55.089 km?

A letter from our Editor-in-Chief

2021 in review...

Budapest will host the start of next year's Giro.

British rider was hoping to best the mark of 55.089km at the high-altitude track in Aguascalientes, but came up two laps shy.

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How do you go from a world record ride, and keep exploring new areas of performance?

We dive into Ashton Lambie's power data from his winning Individual Pursuit ride at the 2021 world track championships.

Two sprint stages and a time trial will mark the 14th time the Italian grand tour will start beyond Italian borders.

Officina Dario Pegoretti launches long-awaited disc brake frames and signature Falz carbon disc brake fork.

Anna van der Breggen doesn't expect to be good at her new DS right away and says she won't be following other former pros and racing gravel.

French star will focus on the Ardennes classics and stage victories at the Tour de France in 2022, leaving Tour of Flanders and a GC run for another season.

Here's what's making headlines on Wednesday, November 3.

Team boss hopes new signings and fresh wind will see the US-registered all-diabetic team back on track in 2022.

The latest from Abbey Bike Tools, Park Tool, Pedro's, Silca, Topeak, Wolf Tooth, Unior, and more.

Check out William Tracy's author page.

Dowsett unveils his custom-made, left-turn-only Vorteq skinsuit for his upcoming attempt on the UCI Hour Record.

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Bianchi Arcadex GRX 810

With adapted dropouts, a £950 chainring, and a healthy dose of optimisation, will Alex Dowsett power this Factor Hanzo to a new Hour Record?

Why does Rad Power dominate the commuter electric bike market?

The Ameican-based team that races in the UCI Women's World Tour snapped up two of the brightest rising stars of American cycling.

Here's the news making the headlines on Tuesday, November 2.

Interview by Tim Schamber with images from Sarah Meysonnier

The best tips and mental tricks to keep your motivation high to ride year-round.

‘Sometimes I just put my head down, closed my eyes and hoped for the best:’ Aussie veteran recounts the mayhem of an unforgettable muddy Roubaix.

Into the Lion's Den provided a regional-teams blueprint of what promoters say is the way forward for criterium racing.

Three-time world champion reveals that attitude of Jean-René Bernaudeau during negotiations helped convince him to join the French second-tier team.

Ex-pro is impressed with Tadej Pogačar and believes Enric Mas will carry the Spanish torch into the next decade.

Part II: There are a few holdouts for vaccines, creating a rift in the peloton just as professional cycling hopes to turn the corner on COVID-19.

Optimal rim/tire combination widths, rolling resistance, and tire-wear questions answered.

Anna van der Breggen on adjusting to life after racing and why it isn't just an adjustment for her but also for her whole family.