Gallery: 2014 Superprestige-Zonhoven
Tim De Waele captures the spectacle of the Superprestige round at Zonhoven
Tim De Waele captures the spectacle of the Superprestige round at Zonhoven
Dave McElwaine catches the late-night action in round two of the Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival
Jeremy Powers and Katerina Nash top the podiums after round two of the Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival at Kingswood Park
Sven Nys looked to have things well in hand at the Superprestige Zonhoven until Kevin Pauwels chased him down and passed him for the victory
Dave McElwaine snaps the action at round one of the Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival in Harbin Park
Results from the 2014 Koppenbergcross
Wout Van Aert wins the Koppenberg round of the Bpost Bank Trofee series as a frustrated Sven Nys has to settle for second
Sophie De Boer says victory in the GP Twenty20 Cycling race in Oudenaarde gives her confidence for the European championships
In cold, drizzling rain, Nash took advantage of Compton's early-race mishap, and Summerhill rode away from the field with authority
New clothing from Pavé; Strava adds heart rate to Fitness and Freshness tool; and Wheels Manufacturing's eccentric bottom bracket
Cyclocross shenanigans come to Louisville as tattooed singlespeeders vie for a semi-official world championship title
With the departure of USA Cycling's director of communications, Bill Kellick, the organization continues to see significant staff turnover
The Col Collective takes you through the highlights of climbing the infamous Col du Galibier in the French Alps
Are you pedaling circles? Global Cycling Network examines the perceived benefit of pulling on the upstroke with clipless pedals
The Belgian press is reporting that 19 professional riders have been implicated in a doping investigation of Dr. Chris Mertens
The Austrian lengthened the mark to 51.852 kilometers Thursday in Switzerland
The Flash Charger works as a hand-pumped compressor, effectively inflating tubeless tires with ease
Australian Macey Stewart was struck from behind by a car while riding in Tasmania on Thursday
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Global Cycling Network has a basic primer to help you learn how to smoothly hop on and off your 'cross bike
A new, independent report released by Cycling Canada indicates that there is no systemic culture of PED use in Canada
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Brandle sets a new hour record in Switzerland, riding 742 meters farther than Jens Voigt, who set the previous record last month
USA Cycling clarifies rule changes made in August about cyclocross nationals eligibility
Art's Cyclery demonstrates how to use 10-speed wheels with 11-speed drivetrains and shifters
A great option for riders who want extra flat protection but won't make the jump to a thick, uncomfortable training-specific tire
Matthias Brändle will attempt to break Jens Voigt's hour record of 51.1 kilometers on Thursday aboard this modified Scott Plasma
A new investigation into the 1999 Giro suggests that organized crime may have led to Pantani's expulsion from the race
The 2013 Tour de France champion is still undecided about the 2015 race despite the mountainous parcours
Kelly promoted the original Repack races, published the first mountain bike magazine, and sold many of the first commercial MTBs
The 30-year-old brings a wealth of experience to the U.S.-based Pro Continental team
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The squad wants to make history as the first African-registered team to race in the Tour de France
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The economic impact from the 2014 race was $130 million, according to a new report
Katie Klingsporn writes about turning to road cycling to get over a knee injury — and falling in love with it
USADA CEO Travis Tygart speaks to Matthew Beaudin about the doping fight and trying to clean up the sport for good
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Lennard Zinn shows us a few more things that caught his eye at some recent bike shows
The Sardinian is poised to make a run at winning his first grand tour next May
Nearly 80 Tinkoff-Saxo riders and staff members will attempt to summit Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa as part of a team-building camp
The Czech rider's lawyer releases a statement and presents new evidence after the UCI and WADA press on with case
Levi Leipheimer talks to VeloNews about his doping past and his current relationship with cycling
The Dutch rider uses Shimano’s full suite of components on his Giant
Some who confessed to doping have been accepted back into the sport, others have not. What's the difference?
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Pendrel wins her second race of the weekend in Winnipeg, while Kabush makes up for Saturday's disappointment
Fresh faces claim victory on Sunday in St. Louis with Brian Matter and Sunny Gilbert capping off the weekend with perfect rides
Tour champion Vincenzo Nibali defends his Astana team despite recent doping cases, and hints he might race the Giro d'Italia next year
Team SmartStop brings on big talent for 2015, aiming for top GC and time trial results at major domestic races
UnitedHealthcare announced its women's roster for the 2015 season, adding Linda Villumsen, Abby Mickey, and Laura Brown
In part of an interview with VeloNews senior writer Matthew Beaudin, UCI president Brian Cookson discusses Lance Armstrong and redemption
Kabush gets redemption after missing out on national title the day before, narrowly out-sprinting Winnipeg local rider Sunday
Newly-crowned Canadian national cyclocross champion thrills home crowd in Winnipeg with a narrow victory over Durrin
Driscoll and Zaveta each notch their first UCI wins of the 2014 'cross season in St. Louis
Garrigan and Pendrel prevail in Winnipeg to earn maple leaf jerseys in Canadian 'cross nationals
Global Cycling Network takes a look back at the 2014 road season and presents 10 top moments
These WorldTour rookies impressed on the bike this season, earning podium spots and top-10s throughout the year
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Sunny Gilbert solos away with three laps to go as Brian Matter holds his fire until the last minute
Unseasonably warm weather and a new course can't keep Erica Zaveta and Jamey Driscoll from winning in St. Louis
Mike Garrigan and Catharine Pendrel both got busy early and stayed gone to win the Canadian CX crowns
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Marcel Kittel takes a sprint victory in the 2014 Criterium de Saitama, with Peter Sagan second
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Whether he's tackling sweltering 100-milers in the midwest or early-season cyclocross Logan VonBokel, has found his favorite drink mixes
Climbing star Chris Butler will move to Team SmartStop for the 2015 season
After a long recovery from traumatic injury at nationals, Phinney is gunning for a full recovery — and yellow
A look back at the Vuelta and world championships in the November issue of Velo
U.S. riders are doing everything they can to enjoy home field advantage for next year's world championships in Richmond, Virginia
One of cycling's enigmatic legends, Obree is building a "dragster" for his son to attempt to set the human powered land speed record
Reigning cyclocross World Cup winner talks about how he came to cycling, his career, and plans for the future
Second division Italian team may sign Petacchi in hopes of improving sprint prospects and also appealing to RCS Sport
The Spanish grand tour will start with five days of racing in and around Malaga in the Andalucía region
The 2015 Tour de France will see the return of time bonuses — which could make for an exciting first half of the race
Professional cycling lives and dies by the lifeline of sponsorship, but it struggles to show the true value of this vital financial support
Hincapie said that someone from his gran fondo had reached out to “the appropriate governing body" regarding Armstrong, and had been given "the green light"
Multi-time national champion Powers closes career on high note after one of her best seasons