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Interactive lights, radar, and display make up new SmartSense package that runs off a single rechargeable battery.

Vegan and vegetarian diets are becoming more mainstream – but does making the pivot to plants work for pro racers?

The Dutch sprinter is keen to get back to racing at the Tour de France after a two-year absence from the race.

Epix 2 offers a refined appearance, a brilliant AMOLED display, and the latest 24/7 activity and recovery monitoring features.

Argentine ace will hold off retirement until the spring to fill a spot on the UAE Emirates roster.

The Russian rider could receive up to a two-year suspension after missing three anti-doping tests in a 12-month period.

Lotto-Soudal's stars both dream of winning the Italian monument, but will the Belgian follow the team script in his last chance over the Poggio? Ewan is hoping so.

Organizers confirm the 24 women's and 25 men's teams set to clatter over the cobbles this April.

What's the thread connecting cycling with North Korean military hackers and the adult industry? NextHash, Team Qhubeka’s last title sponsor.

The 20-year-old Russian is reportedly awaiting her punishment.

The Israel-Premier Tech feeder team is just the latest to be hit by bike thieves.

A survey to Zwift subscribers proposes new premium features and asks how much respondents are prepared to pay.

The law is more geared towards events that use public buildings and its impact on cycling is unknown at this time.

James and Dave ask the questions, and Kabush provides the answers.

Bernard Sainz, a homeopathic French doctor long linked to various doping allegations, was sentenced by a French court. Lawyers promise an appeal.

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French law requires all athletes to provide proof of vaccination.

Jumbo-Visma officials confirm that the yellow jersey will be the central focus in the first half of the season for the 2020 Tour runner-up.

Bora-Hansgrohe has laid out its grand tour plans for 2022 with Sergio Higuita leading the squad at the Vuelta a España.

Guazzini is the latest talent to step up to the WorldTour from the Italian Continental squad, Valcar Travel & Service. 

Danish star confirms ambitious spring calendar with title defenses at E3 Sank Bank Classic and Ronde van Vlaanderen.

Start-up roster includes 12 riders as management vows to build up Chinese racing.

Ineos Grenadiers no longer owns a monopoly at the top, but rivals will be wrong to write them off too soon.

Staffers, teammates, believe Pogačar has plenty more to come as he enters ambitious 2022 season including a Flanders debut and grand tour double.

Top TV pundit and retired sprint-great 'axed' from role at SBS as broadcaster 'explores a different approach.'

McEwen's tweets about his departure sparked a flurry of confused and angry responses.

Plapp waited wonderfully for his moment after attacking too early last year.

Eli Iserbyt claims his sixth World Cup win of the season by nearly a minute.

A little over month after taking her first career World Cup win at Val di Sole, Fem van Empel now has her second.

By "Bruno" Yates | From Issue 107

Desire Discrimination Determination: Black Champions in Cycling

World Cup champion Iserbyt takes dominant win in northern France as van Aert and Pidcock sit out the race.

Young talents fill the podium in absence of a swathe of top racers as van Empel outsprints Puck Pieterse.

Belgian team targets at least one monument in 2022 and is backing Paris-Roubaix sensation Florian Vermeersch across the cobbled classics.

Sicilian veteran to race all five monuments, Giro d'Italia and Tour de France in first season back with Astana-Qazaqstan.

Frain holds off the bunch after late acceleration, while 'next big thing' Plapp makes long-range solo move into Buninyong.

A last-ditch attack paid dividends for the Tasmanian.

Philippe Gilbert is eyeing the hillier Classics this season, while Florian Vermeersch will feature for Lotto Soudal in the cobbled races.

From Issue 106

By: Biju Thomas; Images: Avery Stumm | From issue 107

Which do you value more: ease of adjustment, or light weight and the look of laces?

Aussie star said he will watch with interest as Dutch rival joins his former team at BikeExchange-Jayco in 2022.

Luxembourger ready for full classics program after successful surgeries for iliac endofibrosis: 'I hope to win races again.'

 Jean-René Bernaudeau believes his newly reinforced team can take it to the likes of van Aert and van der Poel in 2022.

Could Cameron Meyer win three in a row? It's hard to see why not.

Supply issues have strangled the well-loved British aluminium and steel bicycle company.

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The former pro talks about discovering cycling growing up in Hong Kong, his racing days, doping and more

One organization representing the women’s peloton has taken aim at another organization representing the women’s peloton this week.

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The same lace-up quirks as usual, but with an updated fit and racier feel (and, unfortunately, more weight, too).

Must-have features and functions in cycling kits ranked from the least important to the most crucial.

More sensors, enhancements to activity and recovery metrics, and ‘Sleep Coach’ improve upon the previous version of the recovery monitoring wearable.

We're back to discuss the Australian Bay Crits and upcoming National Championship!

The Gravel Hall of Fame isn't just about (the very new concept of) gravel pro athletes. The idea is to recognize anyone who has helped or inspire others in this rapidly growing sport.

Here's the cycling technology news making headlines for Friday, January 14, 2022.

The Tour de France has a difficult challenge on its hands as it tries to reduce its environmental impact. VeloNews looks at what is it doing to change its ways.

When I was a kid, I'd ride my fixie on snow and ice to get to hockey practice. Those skills came in later when I was riding the cobbles of Paris-Roubaix.

The former pro talks about discovering cycling growing up in Hong Kong, his racing days, doping, and more.

British hour record holder Dan Bigham joins team as performance engineer as science and cycling bump bars harder than ever before.

The Belgian 22-year-old is looking forward to a more straightforward 2022 campaign after an injury-interrupted season last year.

From Tadej Pogačar and Remco Evenepoel to Nairo Quintana and Alejandro Valverde – here's who's racing where, and what it all means.

Grace Brown will start as the big favourite.

The 23-year-old's golden streak continues in Ballarat.

A surprise winner thanks to a daring last-minute attack.

Another option in the do-it-all road bike category, but don't expect to ride one anytime soon.

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Revolver's aero disc rotor fairings are most definitely not UCI-legal, offer dubious gains, and may hamper braking performance... I love it!

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Alpecin-Fenix described the procedure as "minor."

From issue 88 • Words by Paul Maunder with images from Horton Collection

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Four-time Tour de France winner training 'without pain' following a leg injury, but it remains uncertain when he will resume racing.

Canadian accent grows stronger with new co-sponsor and five of the six of Canada's men's WorldTour riders now on the team.

A growing number of teams are addressing their impact on the climate, such as Movistar and Quick-Step, but there is much more to be done.

Long before races sprouted up in the Middle East or Australia, the elite of the peloton clicked a new racing season into gear in southern France.

Doctors removed scar tissue around the Dutchman's knee as he's sidelined from racing due to a non-related back injury.

Confirmation of Jumbo-Visma's Tour de France squad underscores growing importance of Sepp Kuss inside the Dutch powerhouse.

Two-time defending champion confirms season debut at Tour de la Provence with early season focus on the spring classics.