Singlespeed men 1. Adam CRAIG, Giant Factory Off-Road, in 0:43:14 2. Aaron BRADFORD, Bicycle Bluebook-HRS-Rock Lobster Cyclocross, in 45:25:00 3. Isaac NEFF, Trek Cyclocross Collective, in 46:22:00 4. Jared NIETERS, Seavs-Haymarket, in 46:36:00 5. Adam MYERSON, SmartStop-Mountain Khakis, in 46:37:00
Fresh off his singlespeed national championship rider, Adam Craig says the traction in Verona is good, despite the mud
David Walsh says that without an admission, Armstrong doesn't have "any kind of future worth having"
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USA Today reports that Lance Armstrong and Travis Tygart met in December to discuss a possible confession from the Texan
David Millar questions the picture to be painted in what he expects to be a managed interview with Lance Armstrong
RusVelo granted second division license after UCI review; impact on Kastusha unknown at this point
Truth is a moving target, but a tech reviewer can recognize and minimize bias to connect with readers and forge trustworthy relationships
The Velo staff presents a five-point plan for steering cycling back on course, while the 2013 'cross worlds comes to Louisville, Kentucky
WADA director says Armstrong case is example of the need for non-analytical investigation in anti-doping efforts
Elite men 1. Luke DURBRIDGE, in 43:26 2. Rohan DENNIS, at :21 3. Michael MATTHEWS, at :45 4. Richie PORTE, at :48 5. Jacob KAUFFMANN, at 2:44
Shara Gillow makes it three in a row in Australia while Luke Durbridge wins his second TT title running
Former world champion will talk with Oprah Winfrey at his home in Austin, Texas
After moving to Focus bikes, French squad working with fi'zi:k in final-stage development of new cockpit components and seatposts
Omega Pharma teammates take a late lap to win Rotterdam in the 11th hour
Experts in coaching and sports medicine offer five ways to improve your body's resiliency to injury on the bike
In the first of seven video installments, 2012 British Journalist of the Year David Walsh says that Armstrong underestimated the fight in Floyd Landis
Global Cycling Network puts the question of who nailed their 2013 team kits to viewers
Armstrong tried to gift a quarter million dollars to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency eight years ago
With automatic bids for the world championships and the jersey on the line, hundreds head to Wisconsin for a snowy showdown
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Former world champion still defending his record to fans on social media networks
With one night remaining in Rotterdam, Sir Chris Hoy confirms that he'll skip the track world championships
Two-time defending World Cup downhill champion leaves Trek World Racing
Katusha, NetApp, Novo Nordisk miss wildcard nod for Italy's grand tour
Lennard Zinn offers up a number of reader methods for removing stubborn tubular glue, from torch to citrus solvent
Lawyers for the WorldTour champion press to force Joaquim Rodríguez's exit from embattled Katusha
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Giro d'Italia organizers, Dubai will add a third major stage race to the early-season calendar in the Middle East in 2014
FasCat Coaching's Frank Overton tells us why athletes should consider training with power and what they need to do to get started
Pellizotti eyes Giro return after opening season at Tour Mediterranean
Red Bull pays tribute to Burry Stander after the South African cross-country racer died last week in a car/bike collision
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While Clement's new tubular cyclocross tire is spendy, it excels across conditions
Fuentes, Saíz facing two-year jail terms as Operacion Puerto case finally goes to trial
1. Arley Kemmerer, Charm City Cycling Llc in 39:28 2. Amanda Carey, Volkswagon Boise in 39:55 3. Emily Shields, Mock Orange Racing in 40:29 4. Rebecca Blatt, Van Dessel Factory Team in 40:37 5. Katie Arnold, Bob's Red Mill Cyclocross Team in 40:54
Marianne Vos and Kevin Pauwels win the seventh round of the 2012-13 Cyclocross World Cup
Geax's new 29er dry tire is ideal for dry, rocky trails
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Giro organizers meet this week to discuss four remaining invitations, but Katusha licensing case makes a decision difficult
Jamie Driscoll and Arley Kemmerer left Illinois with wins on Sunday
Katie Compton on Sunday did what no American had done before her, overcoming years of setbacks to win the Cyclocross World Cup title
Grégory Baugé says his motivation is lacking following his controversial loss in London
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Michel Kreder leaves race with illness after crashing earlier in the week
Kevin Pauwels wins drag race in Rome
Calvin Watson becomes the youngest-ever overall winner at the Herald Sun Tour
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USADA spokesperson declines to comment on the precedent for Armstrong to return to competition if he were to confess to doping
Elite women 1. Marianne VOS (NED) in 39:38 2. Katherine COMPTON (USA) in 40:02 3. Katerina NASH (CZE) in 40:46 4. Sanne VAN PAASSEN (NED) in 40:53 5. Sanne CANT (BEL) in 41:00 Elite men 1. Kevin PAUWELS (BEL) in 1:01:17 2. Niels ALBERT (BEL) in 1:01:33 3. Marco Aurelio FONTANA (ITA) in 1:01:39 4. Francis MOUREY (FRA) in 1:01:44 5. Klaas VANTORNOUT (BEL) in 1:01:49
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Vos wins World Cup round in Italy as Compton becomes first American to win the elite cyclocross World Cup overall
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Women's elite 1. Elle Anderson, Ladies First in 36:16 2. Amanda Carey, Volkswagen Boise Cycling Team in 36:29 3. Mackenzie Woodring, Einstein Racing in 36:36 4. Arley Kemmerer, Charm City Cycling Llc in 36:56 5. Corey Coogan Cisek, Cyclocrossracing.com in 37:16 Men's elite 1. Jeremy Powers, Rapha-Focus in 55:52 2. James Driscoll, Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld in 55:53 3. Yannick Eckmann, California Giant Berry Farms-Specialized in 56:01 4. Timothy Johnson, Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld in 56:15 5. Kerry Werner, BMC U23 Development Mtb Team in 57:07
Jeremy Powers comes back to win his final race before his national championship defense
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Stage results 1. Luke Davison, Sas in 03:46:50 2. Wil Walker, Dpc in 03:46:54 3. Oliver Kent Spark, Ttr 4. Simon Yates, Gbr in 03:47:07 5. Anthony Giacoppo, Gen in 03:47:07
"This year's Tour is the big goal that will dominate my season," Contador told MARCA
Arab emirate launches stage race, may build mountain to accomodate a climbing stage
Young track rider takes a breakaway win and almost takes the overall lead in Australia
Dutch pair take a lap on night two in Rotterdam; Kenny, Bauge crash heavily in the sprint masters' keirin
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Dethroned Tour champ is considering admitting PED use in order to win his way back into competition
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European 'cross champion Helen Wyman says the U.S. deserves to host cyclocross worlds
Dan Hunt returns to the director's chair for Sky after guiding Great Britain to Olympic gold on the track
Outside Magazine targets the recent British study that claimed no benefit for elite athletes from EPO use
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Three grand tour champs are in the Middle East to promote cycling in the Arab emirate
University of Texas department chair outlines decades of corruption at the IOC and its impact on alleged doping collusion at the UCI
Stage 1 results 1. Aaron Donnelly, Gen in 04:04:36 2. Calvin Watson, Vis in 04:04:36 3. Josh Atkins, Nzl in 04:04:36 4. Bradley Linfield, Deg in 04:06:39 5. Alexander Malone, Sgr in 04:06:39
Youngster overcomes three years of struggle to win in the heat in Bendigo, Australia
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Stroetinga and Schep take top spot on the boards as Rotterdam Six gets off to bumpy start for many
VeloNews remembers the career of Burry Stander, who died on January 3, 2013, after being struck by a taxi in his native South Africa
WorldTour opener will be the first race since crash at 2012 Tour of Britain for American sprinter