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Wil Matthews shoots day 1 of the 2010 New Belgium Cup in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Men

• 1. Geoff Kabush (Can), 1:00:06
• 2. James Driscoll (USA), 1:00:28
• 3. Ryan Trebon (USA), 1:00:53
• 4. Todd Wells (USA), 1:01:01
• 5. Timothy Johnson (USA), 1:01:05

• 1. Katerina Nash (CZE), Luna, in 42:10
• 2. Katherine Compton (USA), Planet Bike, in 42:11
• 3. Georgia Gould (USA), Luna, in 43:24
• 4. Amy Dombroski (USA), Luna, in 46:37
• 5. Amanda Miller (USA), Defined Fitness Training, in 47:05

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Men

• 1. Francis Mourey (Fra), 54:03
• 2. Martin Zlamalik (Cze), 54:04
• 3. Gerben De Knegt (Ned), 54:15
• 4. Jonathan Page (USA), 54:48
• 5. Bart Wellens (Bel), 54:52

Geoff Kabush finally gets back on top of the podium in Fort Collins.

Giant and CPSC cite risk of frame breakage

One of several yellow jerseys worn by the late Tour de France winner Marco Pantani has been stolen

After seven years racing in Kona colors, former national cyclocross and cross-country champion Ryan Trebon plans to organize a team of his own.

Authorities in Italy carried out a search of the Brescia home of RadioShack’s Yaroslav Popovych on Thursday.

American Jonathan Page finishes fourth as Francis Mourey pips Martin Zlamalik for the victory.

Thor Hushovd was nowhere to be seen in the key moves of the world championship road race — until he blasted first across the line. VeloNews breaks down exactly how he did it. Now is the time for clubs to buy custom clothing (delivery takes 4-12 weeks). VeloNews presents a comprehensive selection of your options, with pricing, minimum orders, manufacturing location and other key information listed along with the recommendations of the VeloNews club team. Subscribe today!

Performance Bicycle and crankbrothers will auction of 10 sweet rigs for a great cause — Wheels4Life.

We try out Shimano’s new carbon PD-7900 Dura-Ace pedals.

New signings and a talented roster show that the Astana team is prepared for 2011.

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Two-time winner Andre Greipel will return to defend his title at the 2011 Tour Down Under, organizers announced on Friday.

The 24th Annual Outdoors Inc Cyclocross Championships could be the oldest, continuously running `cross race in the country. It’s secret to success? Passion, and a paid staff.

Basewash is a hand-wash gel formulated to use while traveling, so you can clean stinky jerseys at the trailhead.

The Explainer weighs in on the case of the distracted investment banker.

Titus' largest lender now controls company and is looking for a buyer.

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Following the decision by director Kristen Armstrong to return to competition, the Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12 team announced Wednesday that it has hired former Saturn director Giana Roberge to fill that role

Britain's Team Sky announced Wednesday that Saxo Bank's Bobby Julich is joining the team as a race coach for the 2011 season.

Alberto Contador said Wednesday that he is happy his case is finally under review by the Spanish cycling federation

UCI and Chinese officials sealed the deal Wednesday to clear the way for a new, multi-day stage race in China

As things heat up in Alberto Contador’s doping case, officials from the Spanish rider’s entourage say they now have receipts to show to Spanish officials to back up Contador’s claims he ate contaminated Spanish beef

Ivan Basso said that at nearly 33 years of age, he requires a little more time to prepare for a season.

A reader says his new 2x10 drivetrain was the wrong choice. Tech-guru Lennard Zinn says a modification is possible.

Shoulder separation may keep U23 contender out of Koksijde World Cup

Spain's cycling federation (RFEC) said it might take up to three months to decide whether to sanction Tour de France winner Alberto Contador

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Garmin sprint specialist Tyler Farrar will ride in Australia's Tour Down Under in January, organizers confirmed Wednesday.

Men

• 1. Zdenek STYBAR Czech Republic 780 points
• 2. Francis MOUREY France 472 points
• 3. Kevin PAUWELS Belgium 470 points
• 4. Jeremy POWERS United States 464 points
• 5. Timothy JOHNSON United States 460 points

• 1. Daphny VAN DEN BRAND Netherlands 575 points
• 2. Sanne VAN PAASSEN Netherlands 530 points
• 3. Laura VAN GILDER United States 460 points
• 4. Katherine COMPTON United States 440 points
• 5. Katerina NASH Czech Republic 400 points

Juan Carlos Castaño, president of the Spanish cycling federation, says he hopes to see Alberto Contador cleared of doping charges, but added that he's not the one to decide the outcome of the case

Aaron Gwin, America's most competitive World Cup downhiller, will race alongside world champ Tracy Moseley, Justin Leov and Neko Mulally.

A reader struggles with chain-suck, another asks about a wide range of gearing.

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Former ProTour mechanic Nick Legan takes questions about torque wrench use, winter bike maintenance and stiff 'cross frames.

With articulating heads, the ToolSticks are designed specifically to get to where other Allen wrenches can't reach.

A look at the Specialized Prevail helmet: Is the Morgan Hill company breaking new ground with an aerodynamic everyday helmet?

The International Cycling Union (UCI) today requested the Spanish National Cycling Federation (RFEC) to open disciplinary proceedings against the rider Alberto Contador. This request complies with the procedure set out by the World Anti-Doping Code as established by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).

It will be up to the Spanish cycling federation to determine Contador's penalty.

Chris Horner holds forth on cyclocross, Basque headwear and the 2010 Tour de France.

The dethroned 1996 Tour de France champ says he flushed vials of EPO down the loo during the 1998 Festina scandal.

David Mai and Cathy Rowell won this weekend's Porky Gulch Classic Stage Race, an unusual, unsanctioned, season-ending event held near the base of Mount Washington in New Hampshire.

Photos from New Hampshire's Porky Gulch Classic Stage Race

Natalia Boltukhova captures the action at day 2 of the Cycle-Smart International.

Ryder Hesjedal reflects on a remarkable season and considers what 2011 has in store for him and for a restructured Garmin team.

Kona's Sean Babcock and Wendy Williams take wins in a muddy seventh round of Oregon's Cross Crusade.

Men

• 1. Luke Keough, Champion System p/b Keough Cyclocross, 58:23
• 2. Adam Myerson, Cycle-Smart, 58:48
• 3. Justin Lindine, Bikereg.com-Joe's Garage-Scott, 58:49
• 4. Dylan McNicholas, Pedros, 59:08
• 5. Nicholas Keough, Champion System p/b Keough Cyclocross, 59:13

• 1. Laura Van Gilder, C3 Athletes Serving Athletes, 39:49
• 2. Sara Bresnick-Zocchi, Crossresults.com-Pedalpowercoaching.com, 39:55
• 3. Andrea Smith, LadiesFirst Racing, 39:55
• 4. Maureen Bruno Roy, Bob's Red Mill p/b Seven Cycles, 39:55
• 5. Sally Annis, Crossresults.com p/b Jra Cycles, 40:18

Luke Keough and Laura Van Gilder repeat as victors in Sunday's sixth round of the Verge series.

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Men

• 1. Adam Craig, (USA) Rabobank/giant, in 1:01:11
• 2. Ryan Trebon, (USA) Rideclean/kona, in 1:01:26
• 3. Christopher Jones, (USA) Rapha-Focus, in 1:02:01
• 4. Sid Taberlay, (AUS) Sho-Air/specialized, in 1:02:38
• 5. Zach Mcdonald, (USA) Rapha-Focus, in 1:03:10

• 1. Susan Butler, (USA) Hudz Subaru, in 41:20
• 2. Katherine Sherwin, (USA) Hudz-Vista Subaru, in 41:30
• 3. Barbara Howe, (USA) Ibis And The Danger Twins, in 41:42
• 4. Devon Haskell, (USA) Bike Station Aptos, in 42:19
• 5. Coryn Rivera, (USA) Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty12, in 42:32

Men

• 1. Jeffrey Bahnson, Van Dessel Factory Team, 59:30
• 2. Bobby Lea, Van Dessel Factory Team, 59:34
• 3. Anthony Grand, Cyfac-Champion System, 59:37
• 4. Jared Nieters, Haymarket-Seavs, 59:46
• 5. Greg Wittwer, Alan North America Cycling Team, 1:00:04

• 1. Deidre Winfield, C3-Athletes Serving Athletes, 32:38
• 2. Kristin Gavin, Team Cystic Fibrosis, 32:24
• 3. Patty Buerkle, Haymarket-Seavs, 32:56
• 4. Katrina Dowidchuk, Team TBB-Deep Blue, 34:55
• 5. Erin Silliman, Alan North America Cycling Team, 35:10

Belgian champion Sven Nys makes the most of world champ Zdenek Stybar's absence to win the Super Trophy Cross in front of his countrymen in Ronse.

VIDEO: The 2004 and 2007 champ Brian Matter and Amanda Carey, winner of the Iceman in 2008, repeated their feats on Saturday.

Deidre Winfield and Jeff Bahnson win a brand-spankin’ new version of the Fair Hill Cross in Maryland.

Adam Craig and Sue Butler take the flowers in day 1 of the Dam Cross Weekend in Los Angeles.

Elite Women

• 1. Wendy Simms, Ridley − Fsa From Nanaimo, at
• 2. Katy Curtis, Team Alberta From Calgary, at 1.7
• 3. Catharine Pendrel, Luna Pro Team From Kamloops, at 22.8
• 4. Pepper Harlton, Team Alberta, Juventus Cycling Club, at 26.4
• 5. Natasha Elliott, Garneau−club Chaussures−ogilvy Renault, at 59.0

• 1. Chris Sheppard, Rocky Mountain Bicycles P/b Shimano, at
• 2. Mike Garrigan, From Hillsburgh, at 27.9
• 3. Aaron Schooler, Team H&r Block From Edmonton, at 47.6
• 4. Derrick St. John, Garneau−club Chaussures−ogilvy Renault, at 1:56.3
• 5. Craig Richey, Cyclocrossracing.com/victoria, at 2:05.3

Wendy Simms and Chris Sheppard come out on top in Toronto.

Men

• 1. Luke Keough (USA), 59:51
• 2. Luca Damiani (Ita), 59:52
• 3. Nicholas Keough (USA), 1:00:26
• 4. Adam Myerson (USA), 1:00:27
• 5. Weston Schempf (USA), 1:00:29

• 1. Laura Van Gilder (USA), 41:44
• 2. Sally Annis (USA), 41:50
• 3. Maureen Bruno Roy (USA), 41:56
• 4. Arley Kemmerer (USA), 42:33
• 5. Andrea Smith (USA), 42:48

Luke Keough and Laura Van Gilder take hard-fought wins at round 5 of the Verge series.

Men

• 1. Adam Craig (USA), 59:25
• 2. Ryan Trebon (USA), 59:52
• 3. Christopher Jones (USA), 1:00:21
• 4. Sid Taberlay (Aus), 1:00:29
• 5. Zach Mcdonald (USA), 1:00:39

• 1. Susan Butler (USA), 43:47
• 2. Katherine Sherwin (USA), 44:00
• 3. Devon Haskell (USA), 44:31
• 4. Barbara Howe (USA), 44:39
• 5. Kari Studley (USA), 45:29

Ivan Basso says he wants to defend his Giro win, but has some unfinished business with the Tour de France.

At the premiere of Race Across the Sky 2010, Leadville 100 champion Levi Leipheimer said the race was tougher than expected

The Luxembourg team announces it has hired three more young riders: two from Denmark and one from the Netherlands.

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Men's pro field looks to be fast in Michigan on Saturday. Chilly day too.

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The joining of forces is aimed at creating more biking in the Upper Midwest.

The Cycle-Smart International celebrates 20 years of dishing out dirty pain in New England, while CX Los Angeles takes a last minute venue change into a new site in the Hollywood Hills.

Training in the heat improves performance in cool conditions, a study finds.

UPDATED: More details for two of the most difficult stages of the 2011 Quiznos Pro Challenge

Every year riders, teams, media, sponsors and UCI officials vote for the top XC, DH and 4X tracks of the World Cup season.

Garmin's Jonathan Vaughters tells VeloNews' Andrew Hood that cycling fans should not expect fast and easy answers in Alberto Contador's doping case.

A reader wants to know how Yaroslav Popovych, a Ukrainian national, who lives in Italy, can be forced to appear before a U.S. grand jury.

Ukrainian Volodimir Gustov has returned to Saxo Bank-SunGard after the collapse of his Cervélo team.