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Mark Cavendish and Marcel Kittel will face off for the first time in more a year starting Wednesday at the Dubai Tour.

With talk of his impending retirement, Alberto Contador wants to go out on a high note, Tinkoff sport director Sean Yates says.

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MTB star McGarry dies in New Zealand

Slovenian Jure Kocjan is provisionally suspended for a 2012 anti-doping sample that revealed the presence of EPO

The Austrian city of Innsbruck will host the 2018 UCI road world championships

Motorized bikes are not a direct equivalent of physiological doping, so how will the UCI deal with cheaters?

The grand finale of the cyclocross season, world championships, in Zolder, Belgium, had controversy, drama, and plenty of muddy action.

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The Belgian says using a hidden motor during bike racing "is the worst that [riders] can do."

VeloNews spends nine days in Southern California testing a wide array of bikes for the upcoming buyers guide.

We take a close look at how these two speedsters perform to see which one is the best aero setup.

UCI president Brian Cookson confirms the governing body discovered a hidden motor in a rider's bike at the cyclocross worlds.

No matter how unhinged the skeptics seem, no matter how outlandish the conspiracy theories, pro cycling continues to prove them right.

Fat biking's tribe met in Crested Butte for the first-ever world championships race

Jeremy Powers was not pleased with his result in Zolder

Bad fans at Sunday's cross worlds spat, threw beer at van der Haar

André Greipel closes out the four-day Mallorca Challenge race with a sprint win on Sunday.

Wout Van Aert wins the elite men's race at cyclocross world championships in Zolder, Belgium.

Belgium's Wout Van Aert prevails in muddy battle with Mathieu van der Poel and Lars van der Haar of the Netherlands.

UCI's Brian Cookson confirms that cheating was uncovered at 'cross worlds: "It's absolutely clear that there was technological fraud."

Iserbyt wins U23 worlds after Toupalik celebrates early

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"I’m just so happy. I couldn’t ask for better,” says Antonneau, who was the top American finisher at cyclocross worlds in Zolder, Belgium.

Former world time trial champion Fabian Cancellara won his first race of 2016 at the Mallorca Challenge.

Tinkoff’s triathlete-turned-cyclist Jay McCarthy shines at Tour Down Under, and continues to quietly make an impression one race at a time.

Results from day one of cyclocross racing in Zolder, Belgium: Elite women, under-23 women, and junior men.

Two-time world champion Sven Nys talks about what to expect in his final outing at UCI cyclocross championships in Zolder, Belgium.

Iowa City race organizers have confirmed that their cyclocross event will be part of the 2016-17 UCI cyclocross World Cup.

Roberto Heras wins court battle to recoup $1 million in lost wages after failed Vuelta anti-doping test, but Spanish officials will appeal.

UCI official: “For the UCI, this is the first time we have established a technical fraud and for us that’s a downer. Most people are bewildered."

Thalita de Jong takes a win for the Netherlands at 'cross worlds ahead of France's Caroline Mani and Belgium's Sanne Cant

Britain's Evie Richards bested Czech rider Nicolas Noskova and Maud Kaptheijns of the Netherlands in the U-23 women's race at 'cross worlds

Dutchman Jens Dekker takes junior 'cross title ahead of France's Mickael Crispin and Thomas Bonnet

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Global Cycling Network takes a spin on the Zolder cyclocross world championships course with American Jeremy Powers.

Gianluca Brambilla opens his 2016 account as winner in the second race of the Mallorca Challenge in Spain.

Wout Van Aert is keeping a cool head ahead of the season's biggest race in front of the home crowd on Belgian soil this Sunday.

Albert emerges as a successful coach and mentor, finding real satisfaction in his new work, despite ending his racing career early due to a heart condition.

Belgium Sanne Cant is a seven-time national cyclocross champion, but a world title is missing from her resume.

The former Tour de France champ will reportedly form a new cycling project, and could potentially purchase the Tinkoff team.

The Volta a Comunitat Valenciana has been off the calendar since 2008 because of Spain's economic crisis.

Peter Sagan says the road race course at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics is too hilly for him to be considered a medal contender.

Fred Dreier highlights a few obstacles we likely won't see on the cyclocross worlds race course in Belgium this weekend.

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A 16-year-old cyclist is in a coma after being hit by a driver of a car in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The 2016 Amgen Tour of California route includes 65,000 feet of climbing and will travel from south to north.

Chad Haga writes about the head-on collision that nearly claimed his life and how he's motivated to come back stronger than ever.

Richard Moore explains how USA Cycling hopes to break American track cycling out of a years-long rut.

German Andre Greipel makes a quick start to his 2016 campaign, winning his first race on European soil this season.

The 35-year-old has some new race targets this season — the Giro d'Italia and the Tour of Flanders — and wants an Olympic medal.

Art's Cyclery has some suggestions on how to make your mountain bike faster and more comfortable on the trails.

Warren Barguil talks about a head-on collision with a car that sent six Giant – Alpecin riders to the hospital last weekend.

The tables have turned at the cyclocross worlds, with a wide-open women's race and a predictable men's race on the docket.

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The 2016 UCI Women's WorldTour will kick off March 5 at the Strade Bianche

Movistar's Adriano Malori is recovering after Friday's terrifying crash in San Luis

Take a ride with Helen Wyman on the Zolder cyclocross worlds course in this video which includes live power data throughout the ride.

John Degenkolb and some of his Giant-Alpecin teammates were hit by a car head-on during a training ride in Spain last week.

The Colombian rider has twice finished second to two-time champion Chris Froome, but he hopes things will be different in 2016.

Vincenzo Nibali finished 14th overall at the Tour de San Luis, and next heads to a training camp with Astana.

How crowd-funding, rapid prototyping, newly affordable manufacturing, and social media make it easier than ever to launch a cycling brand.

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Tech FAQ: Tubular tires and rolling resistance

Alberto Gallego turned in a positive test for the banned anabolic steroid stanozolol on January 3.

Simon Gerrans endured a 2015 season filled with crashes and injuries, but he hopes his Tour Down Under win is a sign of things to come.

Belgian Sep Vanmarcke hopes that good fortune and changes he made to his schedule will help him ride to a classics victory in 2016.

The British sprinter will make his season debut this weekend at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race in Australia.

Movistar says the mass pileup happened after Adriano Malori hit a pothole and lost his balance.

Team Giant-Alpecin picks up the pieces after Saturday's training crash

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The cyclocross World Cup wraps up with muddy wins for De Boer and van der Poel in Hoogerheide.

Andrew Hood's takeaways from this year's Tour Down Under

Dayer Quintana became a stage race threat by winning the Tour de San Luis

How did Rapha get its stripe? John Bradley talks to the founder of one of cycling's most distinctive clothing brands.

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