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American writes the end of her comeback story in London with second Olympic title

Building the seven-pound travel tool kit for a four-month overseas assignment

British tabloids backing Wiggins with cut-out sideburns

U.S. time trial champion Amber Neben is set on riding her way onto the Olympic podium on Wednesday

American likes the London time trial course and is feeling a boost from his fourth-place road race ride

Optum sprinter continues to reach for Europe, now with a red, white and blue jersey on his back

Startlists for the men's and women's time trials at the London Olympics

Have a peek at Wells' bike for London under the microscope with Caley Fretz

The Americans practiced on the London track on Tuesday

Technical writer Lennard Zinn continues to look at wider rims and tires and their grip while cornering

Zach Bell may not have made it to the Olympics as a wrestler but Olympic track gold isn't out of reach

With the individual pursuit gone, the best chance for a U.S. medal falls on Sarah Hammer in the team pursuit and the omnium

Second-place finisher Brad Huff rode his jelly bean-themed Izalco at the national criterium championships on Saturday

Have a peek at Wells' bike for London under the microscope with Caley Fretz

Images from pre-ride day at the 2012 Olympic time trial

Schultz: "I know I'm coming in as an underdog ... I think anything is possible."

Bradley Wiggins is the top favorite for Wednesday's Olympic time trial, but a young American is looking to spoil

Tour champ is chasing the record for medals by a British Olympian in Wednesday's time trial

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Twitter posts clog data networks for the road race timing system in London; British trackies debut hot pants; Transcontinental cycle tour ends with Batman theater shooting

Defending Olympic champ Armstrong heads the list of women's time trial gold medal hopefuls after jumping a succession of hurdles since Beijing

British team pursuiter is preparing to return to the dental field after she visits the podium in London

Frenchman says it's time to put things back in their proper order when the track events open at the Olympic Velodrome this week

The 2012 Butte 100 lived up to organizers' expectations as the fastest to date.

Preliminary startlist for the Olympic time trials in London

Kabush and Schultz react with confusion over Phil Ligget's comment that mountain biking and BMX don't belong in the Olympics

Defending gold medalist is banged up from his crash in Saturday's road race, but is intent on taking to the start ramp on Wednesday

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Casey B. Gibson gives his Nikons a good rinsing out during the women's road race at the 2012 London Olympics

The 24-year-old former trackie brought the host nation its first medal of the 2012 Games

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The Australian remains fatigued from a draining Tour de France, says Cycling Australia

Dutch rider had dreamt of gold since the Beijing Games

Graham Watson braves the elements to capture a very soggy Olympic women's road race

USA Cycling expects Armstrong will be fine by Wednesday's individual time trial

"It’s devastating to know that you were there, in the Olympic Games … but hey, that’s bike racing, what are you going to do?”

1. Marianne Vos (Ned), 3:35:29 2. Elizabeth Armitstead (Gbr), same time 3. Olga Zabelinskaya (Rus), at 0:02

Dutchwoman takes a convincing win in a rain-soaked, crash-filled contest

1. Kenneth Hanson, Team Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies 2. Charles Huff, Jelly Belly 3. Bradley White, UnitedHealthcare

Team Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies delivers its man to the stars and stripes in Michigan

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The reigning Olympic time trial champ sports bruises, scrapes and cuts after crashing in Saturday's road race

Casey B. Gibson is on the scene as Alexander Vinokourov outfoxes the world to win gold

1. Nino Schurter (Swi) Scott - Swisspower MTB Racing Team in 1:34:03 1. Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjaa (Nor) Multivan Merida Biking Team in 1:32:07

"It just seems like the other teams are happy not to win as long as we don't win," says world champ Mark Cavendish

The freshly minted Olympic road race champ says he will retire once again — this time while he's on top

The Colombian denied that he surrendered to Alexander Vinokourov in London

The American was inspired by teammate Tejay van Garderen's work on his behalf

Graham Watson snaps the action during the men's road race at the 2012 Olympic Games

1. Alexandr Vinokurov, (Kaz), 5:45:57 2. Rigoberto Uran Uran, (Col), same time 3. Alexander Kristoff, (Nor), at 0:08

The wily Kazakh steals a march on Rigoberto Uran to win gold in London

Casey B. Gibson has his Nikons focused on London and the 2012 Olympic Games

In this excerpt from the March 2012 issue of Velo, we detail the London Olympics, with a focus on the home country favorites

American planned to avoid the Olympic Village and distractions like the U.S. women's gymnastics team as he visualizes perfection

With Farrar's odds against Cavendish, the five American men will likely ride for a small group finish in Saturday's Olympic road race

Mark Cavendish is the favorite for gold on Saturday, but a cadre of challengers is mulling how best to beat the Manx Missile

After surviving the horrors of the Rwanda genocide, Adrien Niyonshuti is proud to represent his country in cross-country in London

Bradley Wiggins said he is still coming to terms with the reaction to his victory after receiving applause from Queen Elizabeth II

After surviving the horrors of the Rwanda genocide, Adrien Niyonshuti is proud to represent his country in cross country in London

Schleck to race in North America, not the Vuelta, after returning from his pelvic fracture

Commentator laments subtraction of classic track events from the Olympic schedule

If he can get over the Box Hill climb, which many feel he can, Mark Cavendish is the top favorite for Olympic gold on The Mall

British gold would give the games a big boost, says the Belgian IOC president

Italians claim to have increased stiffness 20 percent while dropping weight

McQuaid is convinced that the biological passport and additional testing during July will help cycling avoid another Olympic drugs scandal

Polish national champion Paula Gorycka will be replace Maja Wloszczowska on the Olympic team

The Tour de France champ, in his own words

The story of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, as told in the September 8, 2008 issue of VeloNews

With Mark Cavendish and Lizzie Armitstead at the end of its sprint trains, Great Britain team captains will align with rivals to limit attackers

The Champs Elysees is alive long after the television cameras shut down on the final Sunday of the Tour de France. BrakeThrough Media takes us there

Nick Legan answers reader questions about neutral Mavic bikes, keeping helmets clean, elegantly clipping in and bilingual WorldTour mechanics

The Aussies point toward the pressure bearing down on Olympic hosts and expect a wide-open race around Box Hill

Spain-based American sprinter says that making the Olympic team is satisfying, but she is capable of medaling