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Gregor Brown asks how Cav's rivals can top him and comes up with few answers

Lest the team be forgotten, Ben Jacques-Maynes and Jeremy Vennell lead a Bissell squad that is always on the attack in California

Chris Horner tells VeloNews that the 2012 Amgen Tour of California has gone to plan thus far, and is impressed with the way Garmin has taken the race on in the opening stages

Ben Jacques-Maynes talks about the emotions of taking the most aggressive rider jersey and racing on his home turf

For American Timmy Duggan, his pulls on the front of the Amgen Tour of California in Liquigas lime green couldn’t be sweeter

Gallery: Some interesting bikes and sites greeted fans at today's stage 3 expo at the Amgen Tour of California, through the lens of Nick Legan

Boonen, Haussler and company shove off in San Jose

Video: Leigh Howard discusses stage 2 sprint at the Amgen Tour of California, looks forward to getting onto the top of the podium

Bissell rider followed a twisty, terrible road from his crash in last year's Amgen Tour to his homecoming on Monday

BMC Racing GC man says the Garmin effort on the descent to Bear Creek stressed some of the GC favorites, but the top riders looked solid during stage 2 of the Amgen Tour of California

1. Peter SAGAN, Liquigas-Cannondale in 5:02:00 2. Heinrich HAUSSLER, Garmin-Barracuda at s.t. 3. Leigh HOWARD, Orica-GreenEdge at s.t. 4. Koen DE KORT, Argos-Shimano at s.t. 5. Fred RODRIGUEZ, Exergy at s.t.

Peter Sagan tells VeloNews about keeping his cool with late mechanicals and winding it up for the final corner in Santa Cruz to win stage 2 of the 2012 Amgen Tour of Calfornia

Plus, maglia rosa trivia and Theo Bos' Giro sufferfest

Scenes from the start of stage 2 at the Amgen Tour of California

Nicolas Roche tells VeloNews that he is angry after the stage 1 crash that took him down at the Amgen Tour. The Ag2r captains says the team is searching for a morale boost

With Leipheimer claiming he's not a factor and Horner suspicious, the opening stage of the Amgen Tour was a tactical grudge match

Stage 1 of the 2012 Amgen Tour of California, through the lens of Casey B. Gibson

Sagan was surgical, strong and explosive in Santa Rosa on Sunday; Horner says Liquigas rider could win five stages

1. Peter SAGAN, Liquigas-Cannondale in 4:42:35 2. Heinrich HAUSSLER, Garmin-Barracuda at s.t. 3. Fred RODRIGUEZ, Exergy at s.t. 4. Leigh HOWARD, Orica-GreenEdge at s.t. 5. Greg VAN AVERMAET, BMC Racing at s.t.

Liquigas captain limits losses in Giro's opening week and looks ahead to the grind in the Dolomites

Images from the start of stage 1 of the 2012 Amgen Tour of California

Olds, Stevens locked in a race for UCI points after Olds wins World Cup round 5 in China

Peiper is bullish on young Americans; rain and a technical approach may make for a treacherous Giro finale on Monday

1. Shelley OLDS in 3:11:51 2. Melissa HOSKINS at s.t. 3. Monia BACCAILLE at s.t. 4. Chloe HOSKING at s.t. 5. Rochelle GILMORE at s.t.

At 39, Amgen Tour champ Chris Horner keeps getting better and better. (Don’t believe us? Just ask him.)

From a cautiously optimistic Horner to an on-form Talansky and on-fire Nibali, there is no single favorite for the seventh Amgen Tour

In the pre-race press conference, three-time Amgen Tour champ Levi Leipheimer said that his hopes are gone for the overall in this year's race

Michael Rogers' 2010 Amgen Tour of California win was transformative

Salsa Cycles has announced a voluntary recall of approximately 1,100 of its Minimalist Racks due to a potential hardware issue

For the defending Tour of California champ, it’s Baldy or bust

In this video from RadioShack-Nissan, Chris Horner and Jens Voigt do what they do second best — tell stories about getting into cycling

Neal Rogers examines the 2009 Amgen Tour of California and whether the race can survive, or even thrive, with a new May date

Canadian and Spaniard take the biggest gains on the overall favorites for the Giro in Verona

Top favorites for the overall keep the rubber down and their chances alive in Italian tour's Danish kickoff

Andrew Hood and Gregor Brown recap the Giro d'Italia's wild opening act in Denmark, recapping Taylor Phinney's run in pink and whether the out-of-country tour start is worth it

Tom Danielson believes the essence of cycling is that it humbles you every day

1. Charles Huff (1 - Pro), Uci Ct: Jelly Belly Cycling in 1:28:52 2. Justin Williams (1 - Cat1), Cashcall Mortgage at s.t. 3. Benjamin Swedberg (2 - Cat1), California Giant Cycling at s.t.

Race leader Taylor Phinney is winning fans in the Italian media and public with his fluent language skills and coolness under pressure

Stage 5 of the 2012 SRAM Tour of the Gila, through the lens of Casey B. Gibson

Giro d'Italia leader endures nervous day in Denmark that saw him isolated near the finish

Stage 4 of the 2012 SRAM Tour of the Gila, through the lens of Casey B. Gibson

After a disappointing but enlightening rookie pro season in 2011, Phinney has come of age with his Giro win

European Correspondent runs down the key stories from Saturday's opening stage and looks ahead to Sunday's wind-battered affair

Canadian best among GC favorites after time trial, but favorites know the race will be won in the Dolomites

Matthew Goss aims for early pink jersey at the the Giro; Nuyens returns to racing; Giro looks to a German start

Without a patron, heavy final week should decide who wears the maglia rosa in Milan

For the first time, starting in 2013, men and women will share one stage for nationals

For Tom Boonen, spring was once again sweet.

News leaked this week of Giro d'Italia organizer RCS Sport negotiating a groundbreaking revenue sharing deal, but what do the stakeholders think?

Small cadre of Americans takes aim at the maglia rosa on Saturday, led by prologue threat Taylor Phinney

Stage 1 of the 2012 SRAM Tour of the Gila, through the lens of Casey B. Gibson

Broadcaster Sky has announced a four-year extension of their partnership with British Cycling

Schleck gets his 2010 yellow jersey; professional cyclists killed by a truck in South Korea;

Second-year Garmin pro has the fire back after second-place ride and is aiming for California then the Tour

Editor in Chief Neal Rogers thanks our readers, addresses Velo's recent transition and outlines a bright future in our 40th year

Wiggins says the Tour needs a credible winner; Pellizotti returns to racing with Androni-Giacattoli; Stybar begins road season; Keisse wins

The 2012 Whiskey 50, through the lens of Kurt Hoy

li>1. Francisco Mancebo, Competitive Cyclist Racing in 9:59:51

Stage 5 of the 2012 Tour de Romandie, through the lens of Graham Watson

Stage 4 of the 2012 Tour de Romandie, through the lens of Graham Watson

One of the top American riders for many years, Chris Horner has nonetheless never been selected to Olympic team, suggests bias

Tour of Turkey stage 6 through the lens of Brian Hodes

In the second episode of the USA Pro Challenge's "Spotlight" series, Citizen Pictures profiles Tom Danielson at home in Boulder, Colorado

Landis investigated by San Diego gran jury; Tony Martin to return at GP Frankfurt; British minicab service fired over anti-cyclist stance

Cavendish tips Belgians for Olympics; Boonen sets sights on Olympics and worlds; Gasparotto courted by Vacansoleil-DCM

Concussions in bike racing are common, but diagnosis and treatment often fall short. Medicine of Cycling and USAC aim to change that