On this week's VeloNews Show: should Mark Cavendish stick around for the Champs Elysees? Can Tejay van Garderen rebound from his bad day? And how is Julian Alaphilippe feeling after his Cliffhanger moment?
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André Greipel rides a Ridley Noah SL for the Tour de France's fast sprint stages, maximizing aerodynamics and stiffness.
Sky riders say they like being boring, Rasumussen criticizes anti-doping, top Frenchmen battle to be best on GC, and Dennis departs.
Nairo Quintana contends that there have been few good opportunities to attack Froome, that he'll try to isolate the leader in the Alps.
After Pete Kennaugh announced he will not race the Rio Games, Stephen Cummings was added to the British team's roster.
Froome enters the final stages with a smaller gap than in either of his prior Tour wins, a gap that could absolutely be wiped out.
Lennard Zinn explains how a finish-line camera really works after a viewer sees something weird in Tour de France TV coverage.
Neal Karlinsky gets a chance to ride with one of the few Americans in the WorldTour. Kiel Reijnen shows him around Bainbridge Island.
Caley Fretz joins the Kilometre 0 podcast to discuss a hot, and sometimes controversial, topic in bike racing: disc brakes.
Chris Froome has a healthy advantage in the race for the yellow jersey with four days across the Alps looming.
Colin Strickland works a day job, races on a local Cat 1 team, and dominates the Red Hook Criterium series.
Chris Froome pedals his own bike up the mountains of the Tour, but a strong team of climbers is certainly helping.
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Will top Russians like Ilnur Zakarin be permitted to race the Rio Games? That's up to the IOC, and Zakarin is staying focused on the Tour.
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Did your GC rider bite the dust? Here's your guide for adopting a rider for the Tour's final week.
The Tour de France sprints into Bern, Switzerland. Ride along in the peloton with GoPro on-board footage from the race.
The Tour de France finishes its second week, and the American Olympic squads are officially set, after arbitrations ended.
Will Oleg Tinkov stay in cycling? Why are Chris Froome's teammates "taking the mickey out of him?" How much money has been won?
It looks increasingly likely that Froome will win the Tour. But which two men will stand on either side on the Champs-Élysées?
Cavendish could be tempted to suffer through the Alps and reclaim his crown on the Champs as the fastest man in the peloton.
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Nairo Quintana has yet to make a race-changing move in this Tour, which leaves some wondering if he has the legs to do so.
Chris Boardman's mother is killed by an unidentified driver in a truck, early Sunday morning, while she was on a bike ride.
The Swiss star will retire at the end of this season, and he's looking forward to racing in Bern Monday and Wednesday.
The two-time winner held a lead of nearly 2 minutes entering Monday's stage 16.
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Watch as Colombian Jarlinson Pantano wins his first career Tour de France stage. On-board video footage shot on a GoPro.
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A spectator causes a massive pileup in the first stage of the Tour of Qinghai Lake
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Bauke Mollema was only targeting a top five when he started the Tour, but he’s currently in second overall with just one week left to race
To be honest, I felt fine. Just the pace was pretty incredible,” says Tejay van Garderen after losing nearly a minute and a half on GC in stage 15
Froome's rivals know they have to attack him to pick up time with just one week left to race in the Tour, but that's easier said than done
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Jarlinson Pantano gives Colombian fans something to celebrate at what has been a quieter Tour de France than expected for Nairo Quintana
Pierre Rolland is headed into the Alps on a Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod
Sergio Henao aims to deny his friend Nairo Quintana a first-ever Tour de France win
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Sprinters like Mark Cavendish get another fast finish in stage 14 of the Tour de France. Watch on-board GoPro footage of the race.
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The VeloNews Tour team gets the lowdown on Howes' breakaway ride and Rolland's approach to riding with a hand injury
Kittel says Cavendish swerved in front of him and forced him to brake in the sprint finale that closed out the Tour's 14th stage
Nairo Quintana is nearly three minutes down on GC, but he's optimistic about his chances to reclaim time on Alpine terrain
Now a few days removed from a chaotic Mont Ventoux stage, Chris Froome can laugh about his run up the mountain
Movistar manager Eusebio Unzué says Nairo Quintana grabbed hold of a wheel mounted on a neutral service moto to avoid crashing
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A bill introduced in the U.S. Senate could allow mountain bikers to ride on some of the 109 million acres of Federal Wilderness in the U.S.