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Jonny channels his inner Amélie.

Guessing is half the fun.

The burnt orange, the Molteni sticker, the Campagnolo in curvy font – this car is pure nostalgia.

Squishy gravel bikes are here.

Three signings announced in one day for the Spanish team.

Ronan suspects Ganna's successful attempt over the weekend is not his last.

Van der Poel was fined AU$1,500 after his court case was expedited.

The US cross country champion and one of the world's best gravel racers got a late call-up to elite road worlds.

Roubaix and Flanders winner promises to continue racing in some form.

There are clear problems with how the men's WorldTour relegation system has been set up. But maybe it's still a good idea?

Chaos, conspiracy theories, and confusion over the 3 km rule flipped the Vuelta on its head, then unflipped it a few minutes later.

The Zwift Hub trainer is intended to make getting on Zwift easier and (a bit) cheaper.

Morton will ride in honor of his friend Sule Kangangi, who died in late August.

The worlds course would suit Pedersen, but he's opted to head home after the Vuelta.

The ghost files are back.

Hard racing and high stakes at the world's most important U23 race.

Jumbo-Visma took 13 seconds on Ineos Grenadiers and 14 seconds on Quickstep-Alpha Vinyl.

Two cargo bikes and a dog drew a bicycle spanning seven countries to inspire others to swap cars for bikes.

Nash was sanctioned for a litany of offenses stemming from an investigation spurred by a whistleblower.

The Belgian's season appears to be over but reports suggest the injuries are not life threatening.

A new reality set in at this Tour de France, and Tadej Pogačar recognized it too late.

Alaphilippe won on the Mur de Huy at the Tour de Wallonie on Saturday.

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

This is when you can watch the biggest Tour de France names will roll down the start ramp.

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

Thomas is third, has been third, and with each passing day becomes more third in this Tour de France.

Killers or brothers: What do we want from our Tour champions?

It all comes down to the final climb of the Tour. Just as we hoped it would.

This isn't a confident Pogačar, but it is a determined one.

Kuss' form has always been slightly inconsistent, but he can't afford a dip now.

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

Both positive tests came from riders outside the top 20 on GC.

Jumbo is now weaker, particularly in the high mountains. Can Pogačar take advantage?

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

Roglic will head home to allow his injuries to heal.

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

Another crash at a key moment dashed Ewan's hopes on stage 13 of the Tour de France.

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

We cheer vulnerability, and this version of Froome has that in spades.

Pogačar was looking for revenge. He did not find it.

UAE's Gianetti says it wasn't hunger or heat.

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

Nobody, that's who.

Tadej Pogačar's UAE team and Jumbo-Visma are both in the clear.

Second to Pogačar, now second to Van Aert. Michael Matthews wants the next one.

"Us Africans love to run" Meintjes said.

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

We're going to be here for a while.

A “pretty special present,” Clarke says of the cobblestone pried from a sector.

The Tour's 'Roubaix stage' didn't unfold the way the West Australian hoped it would.

This was the day for Jumbo-Visma to flex their strength on the cobbles, but the team was left scrambling.

With chaos comes opportunity, and the cobbles will be chaos. Who will take the opportunity?

Cosmo Catalano is back from the first three stages of the Tour de France

The best way to separate their narratives? Keep winning stages.

It wasn't the 6th place on stage 2, it was how Peter Sagan got there.

In the first instalment of his Tour Notebook for 2022, editor-in-chief Caley Fretz dives into the moments that made stage 1.

Do it for all of us.

Straight to your ears from the finish lines, press rooms, and restaurants of the Tour de France.

The first Tour rider starts at 4 pm local time.

And should Cavendish be there?

The door is open for COVID positive riders to stay in the peloton, too.

The lineup puts a huge amount of pressure on a first-time Tour de France sprinter. It could backfire spectacularly.

The peloton took a knee to protest the Court's abortion ruling.

The UCI sent a letter to teams requesting they cease using number sleeves.

Picture modern racing heroes in old black and white, tires strapped elegantly and efficiently across their shoulders.

Slowly, slowly adding the final Tour rosters to make up the 2022 Tour de France startlist.

The Tour is almost here. Can you feel it?

It's a minor tweak and shouldn't have an effect on the outcome.

The Tour is (almost) here.

POC's new helmet has no adhesives and can be pulled apart and recycled.

The map, route, start list, and dot tracking for the world's premier ultra-endurance race.

Jumbo sent a warning shot at the Dauphiné.

A ride for mental health.

A Dutch beach racer wins Unbound.

Check out Caley Fretz's author page.

"Many of his articles worked as catalysts and facilitators for change," World Bicycle Day founder says.

Nobody recognized Jai Hindley at first, as he bought a pair of tickets.

Three and a half, or maybe four.

Bottas has partnered with SBT GRVL to create the new event