Who can stop Wout van Aert and Annemiek van Vleuten? A few stars are missing for the marquee races against the clock, but deep fields are packed with favorites.
After winning the 2015 world championships, Deignan will be racing with nothing to lose at the Flanders road race next weekend.
The Dutch rider says Paris-Roubaix Femmes will be a 'milestone' in women's racing and would like to be there to soak it in, but is unsure if she'll go.
Who doesn't love a modern retro CAAD?
It’s a no from me.
Here's the news making headlines for Friday, September 17.
They need our help, and the reasons are not necessarily obvious at first.
Williams is offering the biggest prize purse in U.S. cycling at a new criterium in Sacramento
A new drip-on wet lube that’s said to be designed for WorldTour performance.
Into the Lion’s Den powered by SRAM will kick off on October 30.
Annemiek van Vleuten has come close to taking the time trial and road race world titles in the same year, can she do it in Flanders?
Italian veteran hoping for a similar scenario but different outcome from 2019 as he pedals into world championships prepared to embrace new opportunity.
"A series of unfortunate events," apparently.
Here's the news making headlines on Thursday, September 16.
Spat between Belgian team boss and Irish sprinter takes another turn as Sam Bennett returns to racing Friday for first time since May in a Deceuninck-Quick-Step jersey.
Tips from Velocraft on how to get your gloss paint to shine.
For Fred Dreier's final podcast we offer our takes on some of the biggest cycling stories of the last five years.
Marlen Reusser is still coming to terms with her swift rise in cycling but she's not ready to stop achieving and she wants a rainbow jersey to add to her collection.
Sam Bennett is on the Deceuninck-QuickStep roster for the Kampioenschap van Vlaanderen and Gooikse Pijl.
Here's what's making cycling tech news on Wednesday, September 15.
The talented Dutch U23 racer is looking to up her game — and podium positions — in the coming 'cross season.
With special guest Lauren Kitchen
But it looks like wheels will be making a comeback soon, too.
Fred Dreier says goodbye in his final column for VeloNews.com.
The Riders Union is stepping up its campaign to more actively represent the interests of the professional peloton, challenging the legal standing of the CPA and its claim that it automatically represents all the athletes. The UCI will have some decisions to make.
Here's what's making headlines on Wednesday, September 15.
World Cup downhill and XC mountain bike racing comes to the USA, September 15-19.
Simply fill out the form for your chance to win a a pair of Vittoria Corsa TLR tires and an air-liner tubeless Road kit.
Blevins on the Tour of Britain, his future in World Cup mountain bike racing, the upcoming 'cross season, and how he balances it all.
With a challenging course, deep fields, and compelling storylines, the Flanders worlds looks to be one for the history books.
Sources tell VeloNews of a possible deal with BikeExchange, but Premier Tech boss said there are four teams in the running for its backing.
The seven-time Grand Tour champ is aiming to complete the ride in six days – an average of 265 km per day.
Museum on wheels will be offering exhibits on world championship history across the venues in Flanders.
Mathieu van der Poel uncertain for road worlds but team adds him to start list for Paris-Roubaix, and Anna van der Breggen to skip TT defense.
Simplon claims the new Pride II is the fastest bike in the world and has a 3D scanner to get you fitted on it.
It's now borrowing many design cues from the Emonda road bike.
Tadej Pogačar and Jan Tratnik will represent Slovenia in the elite men's time trial at the upcoming world championships.
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Deceuninck-QuickStep has reportedly made Mark Cavendish an offer but talks are ongoing.
The positive impact of Polartec’s textile and fabric innovations—from the invention of fleece to technologies for all conditions—cannot be overstated
The Dutchwoman will instead turn her attention solely to the road race on Saturday, her final event as a professional cyclist.
Here's the news making headlines for Tuesday, September 14.
What will replace Shimano's Ultegra mechanical groupset?
The current European 'cross champion talks about his favorite courses and aspects of racing he likes most.
Lucinda Brand solos to stage seven win.
The newly added feature in the cycling route creation tool allows users to specify and view different types of road and trail surfaces.
We dive into the power numbers of Robin Carpenter, Matteo Jorgenson, and others from the Tour of Britain.
Two titanium models for flat or drop bars built and painted in Boulder, Colorado.
The inaugural Paris-Roubaix Femmes will include traverses of Mons-en-Pévèle and Carrefour de l’Arbre as part of 17 cobble sectors.
Options for custom steel frames, more advice about tubeless repair plugs, and un-sticking sticky components.
Wout van Aert bolted to the top of the pro peloton while finding a place in the world's hearts – who wouldn't want to see him in a rainbow jersey?
Women's road racing isn't all about the Dutch: Here are the teams to watch out for at this year's worlds.
Belgian media reports that team boss offered a one-year deal during the Tour of Britain, but final details have yet to be hammered out.
With his first pro victories and a successful grand tour debut, Quinn Simmons happy to be back on track in 2021.
Olympic champion Roglič to sit out worlds time trial before joining Pogačar and Matej Mohorič for road race.
Now that the dust has settled on her Olympic success, we get to know this self-styled "perfectionist without any compromises".
The death of Ultegra mechanical can only mean one thing.
Instead cargo bikes took the limelight at Eurobike, and we absolutely loved them. So, why the sudden explosion and when can we expect?
Swiss Side has a new wind tunnel toy with lights and drag sensors to make your next bike (and possibly, car) faster.
Lizzie Deignan, Mark Cavendish, and Tom Pidcock are among the big names on the British Worlds roster.
The former U.S. national team racer now combines leading the Best Buddies Racing squad with spreading awareness about the team's mission.
Here's the news making the headlines on Monday, September 13.
The 28-year-old Canadian has the top step on the podium in her sights after a summer of solid training.
Anna van der Breggen will retire after the world championships. She's unsure if she will defend her time trial title but wants to help her team to gold in the road race.
A breakaway, a bottle, and a moment to remember.
British squad brings young talents in search for rainbow jersey as Geraint Thomas misses selection.
With plenty of gravel and cobblestones, plus a unique setting, the Antwerp Port Epic is one of the coolest races on the calendar.
Here's all you need to know for this year's worlds, including how to watch, who to watch, and when to watch.
Finally, a durable pedal for casual cycling.
Trek Segafredo, Liv Racing, and Movistar helped out to keep the team in the race.
Van der Poel blasts back to winning ways after struggling with injuries through summer, rates chances for world championships ‘better than 50/50.’
Mathieu van der Poel just wanted to test his back injury at the Antwerp Port Epic in the run-up to Worlds and Paris-Roubaix.
Four British stage wins and overall victory put the Belgian national champion in pole position to take the rainbow bands on home soil.
Rachel Langdon, Thomas Gibbons retain series leads heading into the final, tenth race.
Colbrelli outkicks Evenepoel after young Belgian forced selection with fierce attack at 22km to go.
Van Aert scores fourth stage win of the race and overall victory in final statement before world championships bid.
Cycling world unites to praise Eenkhoorn after Dutchman passes bidon to young fan racing alongside the breakaway.
Pro racing at the Sun City Crit kicks off at 7 p.m. with the D1 women followed by the men’s D1 race at 8:15 p.m. MST.
Dutch TT ace van Dijk rides solo from 26km out after forcing three-rider selection midway through race.
Lampaert beats Matteo Jorgenson and Matt Gibson in three-up sprint as GC contenders finish together in the peloton.