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Tirreno-Adriatico and Paris-Nice each feature crucial uphill finishes on Saturday. Here's what fans should be watching for.

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Riders throughout the peloton hold Tirreno-Adriatico in high regard as a key prep race for the Giro d'Italia and a prestigious prize.

A fast finish in Italy yields Peter Sagan's second win of the season, while BMC's Rohan Dennis takes the overall lead.

USAC moves cyclocross national championships back to December timeframe, names Louisville and Tacoma as hosts for 2018 and 2019 races.

Simon Yates claimed his first win of 2017, attacking alone to win a hilly stage 6 at Paris-Nice, and Julian Alaphilippe fought hard to keep the lead.

The two-time defending world champion earns the victory in a bunch sprint ahead of Elia Viviani and Jurgen Roelandts.

Why Sky should start a book club, how Gaviria is trying too hard, the unspeakable things Axeon will do to the domestic peloton, and spies!

The 34-year-old Spaniard will need big rides in the three climbing stages, Friday-Sunday, that conclude the race.

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British Cycling is dealing with several scandals, including one involving drugs and Team Sky general manager Dave Brailsford.

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Which is better, sweet spot or polarized training? To find out, we invited in proponents of each method and explain what they actually mean.

BMC Racing and Quick-Step Floors have dominated the team time trial discipline for years, and Tirreno-Adriatico offered the latest face-off.

Sky boss David Brailsford visits team at Tirreno-Adriatico amid the swirling scandal underway in England, and his rider Thomas delivers a win.

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Cannondale-Drapac rode a Superslice time trial bike with disc brakes in Tirreno-Adriatico's stage 1.

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Sky's Geraint Thomas launches a late attack to claim stage 2 of Tirreno-Adriatico, while Greg Van Avermaet assumes the overall lead.

Longtime VeloNews contributor Rupert Guinness will ride across Australia in the 2017 Indian-Pacific Wheel Race.

Faced with a stiff headwind, Andre Greipel out-smarts and overpowers the Paris-Nice sprinters to win stage 5.

"The Gorilla" André Greipel sprints to victory in stage 5 of Paris-Nice, beating Milano-Sanremo champion Arnaud Démare in Bourg-de-Péage.

Sky's Geraint Thomas wins stage 2 solo in Pomarance, Italy, earning a bit of redemption after disastrous stage 1 team time trial.

Amgen Tour of California invites teams to the 2017 race. Eleven men's WorldTour teams will race in the May event, along with 16 women's teams.

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The April issue of VeloNews is devoted to all of the excitement that comes with the start of a new season.

The advent of a true Ardennes Week is reshaping the Women's WorldTour. Riders like Lizzie Deignan and Tiffany Cromwell can now specialize.

International Women's Day, March 8, got us thinking of our favorite stories about female cyclists from the past year (or so).

Emerging sprint star Fernando Gaviria is tapping veteran Alessandro Petacchi for expertise to help him aim for victory in Milano-Sanremo.

Cannondale-Drapac showcases a new disc brake TT bike while Team Sky suffers costly technical issues in Tirreno stage 1 team time trial.

Julian Alaphilippe claims his first win of 2017, beating Alberto Contador in Paris-Nice's individual time trial to Mont Brouilly.

BMC Racing beats TTT rival Quick-Step Floors in Tirreno's stage 1 test, while FDJ rounds out the podium in third.

Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe wins on home turf Wednesday, beating two-time Paris-Nice champ Alberto Contador and taking the overall lead.

The seven-day race across Italy kicked off with a team time trial along the Tyrrhenian Sea's coastline in Lido di Camaiore.

With the Tour of California's inclusion to the WorldTour, most Continental teams are being shut out from a spot in the field.

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Tirreno-Adriatico is your place to see Giro stars and Milano-Sanremo hopefuls, but is there a curse?

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We consider British Cycling's unexpected package of testosterone patches (surprise!). Plus, analyzing a wild day of racing at Strade Bianche.

Team Sky principal David Brailsford says his staff made mistakes but denies wrongdoing amid ongoing TUE/doping investigation.

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Is Tirreno-Adriatico, a one-week Italian stage race, a good predictor of Giro success? It depends, but it worked for Nibali in 2013.

Irishman Sam Bennett gets the better of Alexander Kristoff, Marcel Kittel, and other top sprinters in Paris-Nice stage 3.

We try to unravel Team GB's medical mysteries, reflect on a classic edition of Strade Bianche, and blow some hot air about Paris-Nice crosswinds.

Sam Bennett stunned the sprint heavies Tuesday, winning his first career WorldTour race in stage 3 of Paris-Nice.

This week, Lennard Zinn answers a question about mixing SRAM and Shimano drivetrain parts.

The "Race of the Two Seas" kicks off Wednesday with a team time trial and runs through March 14.

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Fierce, howling crosswinds ripped apart the peloton in the opening two days of racing at the annual ride through France.

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Elisa Longo Borghini's victory at Strade Bianche, the first women's WorldTour race of the season, had much drama attached to it.

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The victory is the first WorldTour triumph for the 26-year-old Italian who rides for Bahrain-Merida.

Julie Harrington is named the new boss at the troubled agency that's dealing with investigations into drug use, bullying, and sexism.

Tuscany’s white grave roads were on full display during Saturday’s 11th edition of Strade Bianche.

The race over Tuscany's white gravel roads has become a favorite in the peloton, and it's drawing comparisons to the classics.

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