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BrakeThrough Media photographers Jim Fryer and Iri Greco say goodbye to the world of pro bike racing.

The world's best cyclists chase rainbow jerseys in the mountains around Innsbruck, Austria in the 2018 edition of UCI World Championships.

The final week of the Vuelta a Espana culminated with Simon Yates riding to his first grand tour win.

The second week of the Vuelta sees breakaways succeed and fresh faces win stages and even take the overall lead.

The hot first week of the Vuelta a España sees breakaways succeed on multiple days with American Ben King winning twice.

The Tour de France rides through the high Pyrenees with the yellow jersey on the line before the finale in Paris.

BreakThrough Media captured the scene during the second week of the Tour de France, which featured gravel, Alpine climbs, and more.

BrakeThrough Media captures the drama of the Tour de France's hectic first week with sprints, a TTT, and some cobbles.

The 2018 Giro d'Italia will be remembered for its crazy final week when Chris Froome took the pink jersey in a daring attack.

From oceanside sprints to the precipitous Zoncolon, the Giro's second week had it all.

The Giro d'Italia opened with three days of racing in Israel, followed by a stopover on Sicily before heading to mainland Italy.

Peter Sagan weathers a Sunday in Hell to claim his first cobblestone trophy on a day of furious racing and even a little mud.

Niki Terpstra delivers the second big monument win of his career on a rainy, rough day of racing in Belgium.

Quick-Step dominated E3 Harelbeke with a brave breakaway, and Sagan sealed the deal with a sprint at Gent-Wevelgem.

The 109th edition of Milano-Sanremo featured ever-changing weather, drama, and a daring solo attack to win.

Italian racing season kicks off in earnest with the tough seven-day Tirreno-Adriatico stage race with climbs, bad weather, and more.

Belgian Tiesj Benoot (Lotto Soudal) powered to his inaugural professional victory in Piazza del Campo in the heart of Siena, Italy.

Scenes from the 2018 edition of Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne, which fell on the opening weekend of the Belgian classics.

Omloop Het Nieuwsblad began the 2018 classics season in style with the famous Muur van Geraardsbergen featuring in the finale of the race.

Brakethrough Media photographers pick their favorite photos from the big races of 2017, from Roubaix to the Vuelta and beyond.

The elite men’s time trial at the road world championships is arguably the most important time trial of the year.

With a miraculous bike throw, Peter Sagan wins historic third consecutive world title in Bergen, Norway.

BrakeThrough Media documented the elite women’s road race at the Bergen worlds, which saw Dutch rider Chantal Blaak win gold.

BrakeThrough Media documents the final week of the Vuelta, which included a thrilling stage 20 win by Alberto Contador.

Brakethrough Media captures Alberto Contador in full flight on his final mountain stage in the Vuelta, which he wins with panache.

BrakeThrough Media captures the intensity of pre-time trial preparation at the Vuelta a Espana.

The 2017 Vuelta takes on a mountainous second week through southern Spain. Contador attacks. Froome defends. Lopez emerges.

The Vuelta kicks off with plenty of mountaintop finishes, attacks from Alberto Contador, and a dominant Chris Froome.

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The Tour de France's final week takes on the Alps and a hot, hard time trial in Marseille, where Froome stamps his authority on the race.

BrakeThrough Media has an unusual opportunity to photograph the Tour de France on the lonely Mur de Péguère.

The second week of the Tour de France sees a tight back-and-forth battle for yellow between Chris Froome and Fabio Aru.

Le Tour de France has a day at the race track, the Spa-Francorchamps Formula 1 track, that is.

The first week of the Tour de France had rainy carnage, an explosive summit finish, plenty of sprints, and an epic mountain stage.

BrakeThrough Media captures the moment when Dumoulin won the Giro d'Italia, but it wasn't an easy shot to make.

The Giro d'Italia was decided in the final week, which was full of brutal mountain stages and capped off by a time trial in Milan.

BrakeThrough Media battles the Giro d'Italia's scrum to capture the magic of Pierre Rolland's stage 17 victory.

BrakeThrough Media captures the scene during week 2 at the Giro, which saw Tom Dumoulin ride into pink and never relinquish it.

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The Giro d'Italia's first 10 days featured tricky stages on Sardinia and Sicily, plus two mountains: Etna and Blockhaus.

Brakethrough Media takes a look back at Greg Van Avermaet's monumental Roubaix win and his long path to get to a cobblestone trophy.

Setting a new record for fastest average speed, Greg Van Avermaet won a dusty, hard edition of Paris-Roubaix, his first ever.

Antwerp turns out to give Tom Boonen a grand send-off at the start of his last Tour of Flanders.

Philippe Gilbert's win at Tour of Flanders stuns fans and rivals alike, as the Belgian champion succeeds in long-range solo breakaway.

The Shot returns for 2017 with BrakeThrough Media recounting their favorite photo from a dramatic day at the E3 Harelbeke classic.

Belgium's biggest cobblestone races kick off with a weekend double-header of E3 Harelbeke and Gent-Wevelgem.

See the action from all angles with Brakethrough Media's full photo coverage of the season's longest race, Milano-Sanremo.

Tuscany’s white grave roads were on full display during Saturday’s 11th edition of Strade Bianche.

BrakeThrough Media captures the scene at finish lines across the 2016 racing calendar.

BrakeThrough Media showcases its best photos from the 2016 road cycling season.

BrakeThrough Media explains what it takes to capture the Vuelta's blazing fast stage 21 on camera at the race's big finish in Madrid.

The Vuelta packs plenty of tough mountain stages into the final week of the race, resulting in a terrific battle between Nairo Quintana and Chris Froome.

What does it take to get the perfect photo of a Vuelta stage winner? The right spot on the climb, good timing, and a little luck.

The first 10 stages of the Vuelta saw plenty of tough climbs to challenge the overall contenders. But the breakaways enjoyed Spanish success as well.

BrakeThrough Media captures the grit and toughness a pro cyclist needs to carry on racing after a scary, bloody crash at the Vuelta a Espana.

The Tour de France featured one final push through the massive Alpine mountains before the traditional finish in Paris on the Champs-Elysees.

The second week of the Tour saw a crazy mishap on Mont Ventoux, a tough time trial and unpredictable transitional stages.

BrakeThrough Media revisits the drama of the Tour's first week, from the shores of Normandy to the high mountains of the Pyrenees.

BrakeThrough Media look for the perfect opportunity to juxtapose crazy fans with racers in the Tour de France's stage 18 time trial.

BrakeThrough Media followed Fabian Cancellara around on the Tour de France's rest day in his hometown of Berne, Switzerland.

BrakeThrough Media documented the Tour's visit to the Alps in the final week of the race.

Peter Sagan got a special emerald bike for the Tour de France's final day. The Specialized Venge VIAS was eye-catching, much like Sagan.

BrakeThrough Media captures the unbelievable moment when Chris Froome was forced to run up Mont Ventoux at the Tour.

From the shortened course to the costumes to the now-infamous crash, Mont Ventoux was one of the Tour's most memorable stages.

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BrakeThrough Media captures Marcel Kittel's elation after he realizes he's won a photo-finish sprint at the Tour de France.

The 2016 Tour de France began with three stages in the Normandy region, an area rich in world history.

Relive the 2015 Tour de France through the lens of BrakeThrough Media

On the penultimate day of his 14th consecutive grand tour, Aussie Adam Hansen has a bit of fun with the fans on the final big climb of the Giro.

BrakeThrough Media takes a look back at the pivotal moments in the dramatic 99th edition of the Giro d'Italia.

BrakeThrough Media captures the agonizing final meters of racing in the Giro d'Italia's uphill time trial.

BrakeThrough Media describes how they had to fight through an overgrown alley to get the perfect photo of Diego Ulissi.

BrakeThrough Media captures the Giro's style — from fun footwear in the peloton to the myriad spectators, young and old.

The Giro d'Italia's first six days saw it skip around the Netherlands then head to Italy's south, with sprints, TTs, and climbing aplenty.

The Giro d'Italia's thrilling action and colorful scenery is best captured with photos — here is a look back at the 2015 race.

BrakeThrough Media captures one perfect photo of Liège's fleeting snow on a cold day of racing at the monument classic.

BrakeThrough Media captures the beauty and drama of Ardennes week, the final three races of the spring classics.

Sunday’s Paris-Roubaix did not disappoint, with drama playing out on the cobblestones and an exciting finish happening at the velodrome.

BrakeThrough Media captures Roubaix's intense should-to-shoulder racing and the hordes of avid fans lining the cobblestone roads.

Tour of Flanders came down to one decisive attack on the Paterberg — see how it happened when Sagan attacked Vanmarcke.