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Defending champion Marcel Kittel (Quick-Step Floors) won the Dubai Tour after clinching the final stage on Saturday.

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The Coors Classic is a high-water mark for American cycling. Michael Aisner explains some of the innovative ideas he introduced to the race.

We round up the week's news, from the "60 Minutes" motor cheating report to Dubai Tour action to the new Dura-Ace Di2.

We critique the "60 Minutes" motor cheating investigation, applaud Quick-Step for early season results, and reminisce about Oscar Sevilla.

Lower-tier European races are feeling the pinch as early season races in warm climates draw top pros away from traditional tune-up events.

Koen de Kort has never won a race in his 16-year pro career, but he is one of the most essential riders on Degenkolb's Trek team.

The Dubai Tour is forced to cancel stage 4 to Hatta Dam due to high winds, but riders and teams are satisfied with the decision.

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Pro road racing begins to head up in February. Here's what to expect from the early season stage races and a few classics appetizers.

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Grivko punched Kittel at Dubai Tour, which got us thinking: Who are the worst guys to start a fight with in the peloton?

World time trial champion Tony Martin solos to his first victory of 2017 at Vuelta a Valenciana.

Dubai Tour stage 3 was ripped apart by windy conditions, and John Degenkolb prevailed to win his first race of 2017.

Davide Rebellin hopes to find success in new Continental team Kuwait – Cartucho, despite his own checkered past.

Canyon introduces a new frameset that hits an impressively low weight: 665g for the frame and 270g for the fork.

Early season races provide opportunities for unheralded riders like Damien Howson or Manuel Senni to add to their palmares and stay hungry.

Grivko punches Kittel in nervous, windy stage 3 at Dubai Tour, prompting officials to kick the Astana rider out of the race.

John Degenkolb out-foxes the pure sprinters on a windy day in Dubai to win stage 3 of the Dubai Tour.

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Marcel Kittel explains three simple training approaches that help him be one of the world's best sprinters.

Ivy Audrain learned three key Australian terms that help her explain one of her toughest races yet.

Marcel Kittel sprinted to his second win in a row at the Dubai Tour in stage 2.

Cycling photographers are constantly balancing creative expression with business decisions. It is an art in itself.

British photographer and longtime VeloNews contributor Graham Watson has retired after 38 years capturing cyclists racing.

Romain Bardet, 26, is the top French rider to win a Tour de France title, a feat not accomplished since 1985.

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The German speeds to another victory in the desert and now leads the GC by 8 seconds.

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Caley Fretz takes a look at what we believe to be the new R5, which will be officially unveiled at the Giro d'Italia.

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Cyclocross world championships were marred by tons of flat tires. Lennard explains why the top riders didn't see the course's hidden danger.

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We discuss whether Quintana's Giro/Tour double attempt is going to work, get a sneak peak at new Dura-Ace Di2, and talk to Brad Huff.

Mark Cavendish manages to collect a podium finish in Dubai Tour stage 1 despite a flat tire.

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Three-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome said Tuesday he expected this year's Herald Sun Tour to be "even more competitive."

Dan Cavallari checks out the new Dura-Ace groupset and come away impressed with what he sees.

The German rode his teammates' wheels until 200 meters to go, and then surged to victory in stage 1 on Palm Jumeirah.

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The men's and women's races are UCI WorldTour events this year, and both feature some familiar roads and host cities.

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The Sardinian has a pair of top-3 finishes in the Italian grand tour but is still looking for his first win.

The Trek – Segafredo rider captured the overall victory at the Tour de San Juan over the weekend.

A "60 Minutes" report into mechanical doping claims a dozen riders had hidden motors in their bikes at the 2015 Tour de France.

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Quick-Step's Max Richeze takes two straight stages to close out Vuelta de San Juan, while Trek's Bauke Mollema takes home the overall win.

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