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Study: Exercising while angry triples heart attack risk
The American Heart Association says people who exercise while angry face a three-fold risk of suffering a heart attack within the hour.
Leigh Howard, Calvin Watson and Stefan Denifl to new Aqua Blue Sport team
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Chasing rainbows in Qatar: A worlds unlike any other
The heat, as well as potential for backroom drama, should make 2016 Qatar worlds one to remember — or perhaps forget
Updated: Fourteen months later, USADA hands Tom Danielson four-year sanction
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Tiernan-Locke says British team ‘freely offered’ Tramadol around at 2012 worlds
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Join us as we ride for Boltsy
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UCI frustrations continue as WADA denies request to ban Tramadol
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Commentary: Why Tinkov and Contador ended badly
What did Alberto Contador do to trigger the anger of Oleg Tinkov? We can only speculate.
Il Lombardia champion Chaves commits to three more years with Orica-BikeExchange
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Gallery: KMC Cross Fest, day two
Compton strikes again and White claims his first elite-level victory in day two of KMC Cross Fest
Nordhaug, Brammeier and Irvine amongst first signings for new Aqua Blue Sport Pro Continental team
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Gallery: Compton and Hyde shine at KMC Cross Fest
Scenes from the mud at Connecticut's Thompson Motor Speedway, the new home of KMC Cross Fest
WADA’s TUE Expert Group backs current system, wants regular audit of process
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Americans Gaimon and King, a pair of Cannondale-Drapac riders uncertain for 2017
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VeloNews magazine — October 2016
The seasons are changing, and so is the face of the pro peloton. Fabian Cancellara is retiring, and new 'cross stars are rising.
Lachlan Morton to ride with Dimension Data in 2017
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Brailsford breaks silence, says Wiggins TUE was not abuse, but for ‘medical need’
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Wiggins insists his corticosteroid usage was very different to Millar and others
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UCI to introduce new safety measures for race vehicles, barriers
After a season in which one rider died and others were injured in crashes with vehicles and obstacles, the UCI will make some changes.
Olympic medalist Willoughby paralyzed after BMX crash
Australian Sam Willoughby had a training accident in San Diego on September 10, which compressed his vertebrae.
USAC and OBRA agree to category reciprocity
The relationship between a top regional racing organization, OBRA, and USA Cycling looks to be improving as the two reach an agreement.
UCI lobbying WADA to ban Tramadol
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TUE controversy: Wiggins defends previous claims that he never received injections
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Roche targeting end of season Italian events
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Zirbel sets new U.S. hour record
Tom Zirbel sets new U.S. hour record in Mexico. The American rode 53.037km, which is also the second-best ride to Bradley Wiggins.
Contador confirms move to Trek-Segafredo, reaffirms Tour de France is primary goal
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Froome, Wiggins among athletes with TUE approvals published by Russian hackers
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Victoria inches ever closer to a minimum passing distance law
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VN Show: Quintana’s Vuelta takeaways, and a freaky fast bike
What did Nairo Quintana learn from his Vuelta a España victory? Is Chris Froome strong enough to win two grand tours in a year? All that and more on this week's The VeloNews Show.
Boycott averted, 10 WorldTour teams commit to world TTT championships
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Vuelta Photo Essay: The dramatic finale
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.
American woman rides bike 147 mph, a new world record
Sitting just inches behind a modified Land Rover SVR, Denise Mueller of San Diego, California set a new women’s bicycle land speed record at 147 miles per hour on a custom-made bicycle.
Quintana extends until end of 2019 as Movistar sponsorship continues
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Richie Porte ends his season early, looks to ‘hit the ground running’ in 2017
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Wiggins says Armitstead has ‘no excuse’ for missed tests
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VN Show: Quintana surges, Froome suffers, and Wiggo’s struggle is real
The Vuelta a España's stage 15 turned the race on its head. How did the race's strongmen fare?
Joaquim Rodriguez postpones retirement, will return to racing
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Hidden motors: Kaptheijns officially named European champion in place of Van Driessche
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Betancur set to end yet another extended absence from racing
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Froome accepts that Sky teammates should be out of Vuelta a España
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This is what bike maps should look like
A Boulder, Colorado man has developed an intuitive bike map that is much easier to read and understand than standard maps.
Michael Gallagher apologises for EPO positive: ‘I have done the wrong thing’
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Rider’s father fined and arrested after deliberately causing race crash
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Australian Paralympian Michael Gallagher to miss Rio after testing positive for EPO
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Livestream: 2016 Reading 120
Watch live racing action from the Reading 120, one of the longest, toughest races on the USA Cycling Pro Road Tour calendar.
VN Show: What’s wrong with Quintana’s bike computer?
On this week's The VeloNews Show, we examine the Vuelta a España's exciting stage 10.
VeloNews magazine — September 2016
VeloNews reporters and editors consider what products, companies, pro riders, and cycling events are redefining the sport of cycling.
Costa and Ulissi ink two-year deals with new Chinese WorldTour project
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Murphy hopes to turn domestic racing into Red Hook success
After years of racing with a freewheel, Kyle Murphy is returning to his fixie roots at the Barcelona round of the Red Hook crit series
‘My bike was in six pieces:’ Taaramae out of Vuelta after being hit by a team car
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Contador describes his Vuelta prospects as ‘complicated’ after stage eight crash
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Entries are now open for the 2016 Giro della Donna!
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First Chinese WorldTour team the aim as company buys Lampre-Merida’s licence owner
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A world champion’s nightmare
Triple world champion Pauline Ferrand-Prévot opens up about her dismal 2016 season. She leaves the Rio Olympics with no results and disappointment.
Criticism and apologies as unmarked post takes Kruijswijk out of Vuelta a España
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Contador evades crash, remains uncertain about form
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Four-time gold medalist irked by Britain’s Rio skeptics
Laura Trott said it is "annoying and frustrating" to hear people questioning Great Britain's performances in Rio.
VN Show: What if Sagan raced Olympic road?
On this week's VeloNews Show, we debate Peter Sagan's decision to skip the Olympic road race in favor of the mountain bike.
2017 U.S. road nationals moved to Knoxville, Tennessee, with date change to late June
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Vuelta’s first four leaders have one thing in common
Through the first four stages, the Vuelta a España has, for the most part, been dominated by fresh faces, riders new to the grand tour game.
Roche resumes training, is awaiting results of test for Legionnaires’ disease
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Wiggins set for road racing swansong in Tour of Britain
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Rio Notebook: Reconciling the Olympics bubble
Caley Fretz struggles to reconcile the beautiful, inspiring, but insular world of Olympics athletics with real Rio, a boisterous and happy and chaotic and sad city
What to expect from the 2016 Giro della Donna
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Remembering Lucien Blyau, the grupetto’s quiet guardian
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Gallery: Schurter nabs Olympic MTB title in Rio
Nino Schurter wins a gold medal ahead of Jaroslav Kulhavy and Carlos Coloma
Rio Gallery: Rissveds claims Olympic women’s MTB title
Jenny Rissveds rides to an Olympic title on the Rio mountain bike course
U.S. team nets two medals in Olympics BMX
Americans Connor Fields and Alise Post wrapped up Friday's Olympics BMX program with gold and silver, respectively in Rio de Janiero.
Why the world championship contenders are plotting an alternative course via Tour of Britain
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Yorkshire confirms bid to host 2019 UCI world road championships
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Col Collective climbs Colorado’s Mount Evans
Getting to know this 28-mile, 14,130-foot beast that averages 4.6 percent.
Rob Britton: ‘I was within a day of quitting cycling’
Rob Britton almost quit cycling on several occasions. Now, he's one of the strongest riders in the domestic peloton.
Young British talent Geoghegan Hart signs two year deal with Team Sky
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Viviani’s omnium gold jumpstarts Italy’s track program
Elia Viviani rode to the gold medal in the two-day event Monday in Rio, giving his country a boost on the boards.