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Incredible images from cycling's early years released to the public domain by the New York Public Library.

The Dubai Tour reveals details of its first two stages, which will favor sprinters, as they usually do.

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Australia's Santos Tour Down Under has become the standard of what a professional bike race should be, writes Andrew Hood.

Neal Karlinsky is getting back into racing after a 20-year hiatus, despite a demanding job and family, and he'll be writing all about it.

The pair could potentially co-lead Sky's Tour de France team this summer, but the reigning champion says there's nothing to it.

The Giant-Alpecin rider won Milano-Sanremo and Paris-Roubaix last season, and he's ready to prove that was no fluke.

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Cyclocross in America is growing fast and it’s easy to see why

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Lennard Zinn answers more questions about how to best measure chain wear, and a reader shares an interesting drivetrain mash-up.

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The February issue of Velo magazine includes a head-to-head test of the Trek Madone and Specialized Venge.

The Cannondale boss tells VeloNews Pierre Rolland has already made some "big improvements" in his aerodynamics.

Tom Boonen has battled bad luck and injuries the past three seasons, but he says he's still got another classics win in him.

Chris Froome will remain in a Sky kit for the next three seasons, the British team announced Tuesday.

WorldTeams are gearing up for another season of racing, and, as usual, that means new equipment sponsors.

Euser grappled with his team, his body, his mind, and his emotions after 2014 nationals. But since, he's found new causes and new talents.

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USA Cycling announced on Monday its 31-rider roster for the cyclocross world championships, to be held January 30-31 in Zolder, Belgium.

Who will wear their country's colors in the coming year of cyclocross racing? This is a list of the major countries' champions.

Chris Horner will race again in 2016, though the 2013 Vuelta a España champion has not yet announced for whom, how often, where, and when he’ll be pinning on a number

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Coryn Rivera (UnitedHealthcare) won the first stage of the Tour Feminino de San Luis on Sunday.

Global Cycling Network takes a look at the bike that former world champ Michal Kwiatkowski will ride with his new team in 2016.

Filippo Pozzato is using track racing to tune up his form for another run at the spring classics, where he's hoping to earn another monument victory.

Jeremy Powers and Katie Compton repeat as U.S. national 'cross championships on a muddy, cold day in Asheville, North Carolina.

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The Col Collective provides a look at this 10.2km beast, which carries an average gradient of 11.9 percent.

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The Dutch-registered team "is targeting at least the podium" in this season's one-day races, with Vanmarcke its leading man.

Movistar manager Eusebio Unzué tells a Spanish news outlet that Alejandro Valverde has "insinuated" he could race the 2016 Vuelta.

The elite men's and women's results from Asheville, N.C.

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Jeremy Powers nabs a fourth career title ahead of Stephen Hyde and Logan Owen at cyclocross nationals in Asheville, North Carolina

Katie Compton nabs an unprecedented 12th straight national cyclocross championship win in Asheville, North Carolina

Though the Tour and the Rio Olympics are his main targets for 2016, Contador isn't ruling out a Vuelta start just yet

Jack Bobridge closes out nationals Down Under with a solo ride of nearly 90km to take his second career Aussie road race title

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Climber-friendly Vuelta will get underway with two tough weeks in mountainous northern Spain

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The floppy hair and high-voltage smile are still there, but the only thing Marcel Kittel is worried about right now is returning to the fast lane

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Jeremy Powers talks about his rival Stephen Hyde and much more ahead of the U.S. cyclocross championships.

Global Cycling Network recently joined Geraint Thomas, Michal Kwiatkowski, and Mikel Landa as they did some track work in England.

Alexey Vermeulen will ride for LottoNL-Jumbo this season after spending two years on BMC Racing's feeder team.

The 26-year-old American suffered the fracture on a training ride in his home state of Virginia.

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Katie Compton has won 11 straight U.S. cyclocross championships, but there are a handful of riders who could deny her No. 12 this weekend.

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If you've ever wondered what some notable pro cyclists do after retirement, Global Cycling Network has the answers.

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Logan Owen has won 10 national championships in a row, but an 11th title could be tricky as the young star will race with the elites for his first time.

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So you got a power meter for 2016 — here's how you can use it to get faster and achieve your cycling goals this season.