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Slagter's going great, Schleck not so much, and Voigt — he's already on the attack

Graham Watson snaps the finale to the 2013 Tour Down Under

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Slagter takes the overall as Greipel wins the finale, his third stage win of the 2013 tour

Results from the 2013 Cincinnati Kings International Cyclocross

Photos from the 2013 Cincinnati Kings International Cyclocross

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Cincinnati takes on a European flair as worlds loom in Kentucky

Results from the penultimate stage of the 2013 Tour de San Luis

Ricardo Diaz continues to lead Tejay Van Garderen by more than a half minute with one stage remaining

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Once the break goes it's time for the peloton to get acquainted

Basso says the bike has given him much, including an appreciation for the constancy of suffering

The Associated Press reports that Armstrong would prefer to speak to the UCI and WADA

Unearthing crime and corruption is all well and good, pros agree, but when does the sport stop digging?

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Simon Gerrans rolls away to the stage win on Old Willunga Hill and Tom-Jelte Slagter upsets Geraint Thomas' hold on the GC

U.S. champ Timmy Duggan checks in after surgery to repair his fractured collarbone and tibia

Graham Watson captures the action from stage 5 of the 2013 Tour Down Under

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1. Simon GERRANS, ORICA-GREENEDGE, in 3:36:25 2. Tom Jelte SLAGTER, BLANCO, at 0 3. Javier MORENO BAZAN, MOVISTAR, at :10 4. Jon IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI, EUSKALTEL EUSKADI, at :12 5. Tiago MACHADO, RADIOSHACK-LEOPARD, at :13

Gerrans takes Old Willunga stage as Dutchman pulls the race lead

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USADA CEO tells CBS program that Armstrong was untruthful in his televised interview

1. Emmanuel Domingo GUEVARA ARGUELLO, SAN LUIS SOMOS TODOS, in 4:17:48 2. Daniel DIAZ, SAN LUIS SOMOS TODOS, at :15 3. Miguel Angel RUBIANO CHAVEZ, ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI, at 1:17 4. Arnold ALCOLEA, CUB, at 1:17 5. Javier Alexis ACEVEDO COLLE, JAMIS-HAGENS BERMAN, at 1:21

Tejay van Garderen sits second overall, 17 seconds back, with two days of racing remaining

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Sacha Modolo ripped off a win in San Luis on Tuesday and wants more at Milan-San Remo

Having not received the necessary documents from the UCI, the independent commission temporarily suspends its work until January 30

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California company expects to see a small percentage of recalled forks needing repair or replacement

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The Independent Commission set up to review the UCI's treatment of Lance Armstrong pushes back against calls to close it

Robbie McEwen gives color analysis of the stage 4 sprint at the 2013 Santos Tour Down Under

Crucial sector after Arenberg Forest will make its return to Paris-Roubaix in April

Graham Watson captures the action as the world champ goes on the attack and André Greipel sets a new wins mark Down Under

Omega director eyes Sagan, Boasson Hagen as biggest challengers to repeat of his team's 2012 classics supremacy

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1. André GREIPEL, LOTTO-BELISOL, in 3:02:52 2. Roberto FERRARI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 0 3. Jonathan CANTWELL, SAXO-TINKOFF, at 0 4. Andrew FENN, OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK-STEP, at 0 5. Barry MARKUS, VACANSOLEIL-DCM, at 0

"The Gorilla" wins his second stage of the race after Gilbert spends the day on the attack

Saxo director says the U.S. champion will likely need to refocus for the second half of 2013

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1. Svein TUFT, ORICA-GREENEDGE, in 22:14 2. Leandro MESSINEO, SAN LUIS SOMOS TODOS, at :7 3. Michal KWIATKOWSKI, OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK-STEP, at :11 4. Vincenzo NIBALI, ASTANA, at :14 5. Adriano MALORI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at :19

Canadian is best against the clock while Kwiatkowski takes command of the GC

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In the midst of a New Hampshire training camp, U.S. ’cross champ Jonathan Page recalls an emotional airport pick-up with his family after ’cross nationals

Banned Italian doctor claims Armstrong's testosterone use was a placebo and that he likely gained three to six percent with EPO and transfusions

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World cyclocross' attention trains on Ohio this week and Dan Seaton looks back at doping cases in ’cross with hope for the future

U.S. road champion crash heavily and is being evaluated for additional injuries

Tour champ solidifies his plan to target the maglia rosa in 2013, sees no problems with Froome

Be SMART in your goal setting to set yourself up for success

"The Badger" didn't want Armstrong and Oprah and says he doesn't care

RadioShack-Leopard's Ben King joins a 120-person service group to build homes in Tijuana during the offseason

Graham Watson captures the action as Tom-Jelte Slagter earns his first pro win, over Matthew Goss and Philippe Gilbert

1. Tom Jelte SLAGTER, BLANCO, in 3:36:46 2. Matthew Harley GOSS, ORICA-GREENEDGE, at 0 3. Philippe GILBERT, BMC RACING, at 0 4. Geraint THOMAS, SKY, at 0 5. Giovanni VISCONTI, MOVISTAR, at 0

Dutchman tops Goss, Gilbert to vault into second overall in Australia

Timmy Duggan missed the move on Wednesday in Australia and will refocus on a stage win

The FBI has sent victims letters to Floyd Fairness Fund donors

1. Alex DINIZ CORREIA, FUNVIC BRASILINVEST-SAO JOSE DOS CAMPOS, in 4:29:36 2. Mauro SANTAMBROGIO, VINI FANTINI-SELLE ITALIA, at :24 3. Michal KWIATKOWSKI, OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK-STEP, at :24 4. Bart DE CLERCQ, LOTTO-BELISOL, at :25 5. Tejay VAN GARDEREN, BMC RACING, at :25

Brazilian climber beats the the favorites to take control of the overall

UCI president steps down from commission analyzing Olympic host proposals claiming schedule conflicts

Classics king should head home Thursday following elbow surgery, but will miss his season-opener at the Tour of Qatar

Spanish former pro was a nutritional advisor to current riders

Louisville 2013 organizers have released an early startlist for February's cyclocross world championships