Gallery: Crowning world champions before they were professionals
Before today's top names were professionals, they were racking up world titles. See Thor Hushovd, Fabian Cancellara, and others
Before today's top names were professionals, they were racking up world titles. See Thor Hushovd, Fabian Cancellara, and others
With teams ranging from the world's top big-budget squads to boot-strapped Continentals, the worlds team time trial is a showcase for variety
Omega Pharma-Quick Step edges Orica-GreenEdge by less than a second to defend its title
The worlds kicked off with Sunday’s TTT, and the upcoming week is packed with drama — on and off the bike
Scenes from Florence, Italy during the first day of action at the UCI Elite Road World Championships
Peter Sagan sat out the post-Tour criteriums and the Vuelta a España with one thing on his mind: the rainbow jersey in Florence
World Champion Sven Nys and three-time CrossVegas winner Katerina Nash hit the jackpot in Vegas
We sit down with Tejay van Garderen, Nairo Quintana, and others in the October 2013 issue of Velo magazine, which is available now
Brian Cookson said the misdeeds of the UCI need to come to light and he will pursue an investigation in his first weeks, if he is elected
UEC boss David Lappartient says he can't go to the ballot box with Europe's 14 delegates, but they are required to vote Cookson
Casey B. Gibson was on hand to capture Peter Sagan's victory in the one-day race
After Chris Horner's Vuelta a España victory, pro cycling remains a faith game
The European delegation represents one third of the 42 votes that will decide who is the next UCI president
National federations push additional language for UCI constitutional amendment that would allow McQuaid to run for reelection
Starting Thursday, a final, brutish push through the mountains of northern Spain will determine the winner of the 2013 Vuelta a España
How one SMS saved the Spanish team from oblivion
In his latest column, The Torqued Wrench is lost on Corsica and finding his connection to the power of riding unknown roads
Cookson says the allegations "should be immediately and thoroughly investigated by the relevant authorities," while McQuaid denies the claims
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Jonathan Vaughters, Betsy Andreu, and filmmakers discuss the new documentary on Lance Armstrong's doping
Casey B. Gibson is on hand to capture the action on the final day of racing at the inaugural Tour of Alberta
A request to involve the Court of Arbitration for Sport is shot down
A two-man breakaway survives the day as Peter Sagan keeps his overall lead
Ordered by a Texas judge to answer specific questions regarding his drug use, Lance Armstrong told VeloNews he would be open and honest
Scenes from the first stage in Alberta, which saw Peter Sagan win again and keep the yellow jersey
Sicilian takes the GC lead, but three men still hold hope of upsetting the Giro d'Italia champion in Madrid
Results from the 2013 Tour of Alberta
Casey B. Gibson is in Canada to capture the action during the prologue at the inaugural Tour of Alberta
Results from the prologue at the 2013 Tour of Alberta
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Vuelta GC battle takes form after selective first half, but it's only now getting good
Friends and family of Dale Stetina had reason to be cautiously optimistic Monday after the 57-year-old showed several small but significant signs of improvement.
USA Cycling, others offer to forgo legal challenge if CAS rules on bylaw concerning nomination procedure
Tony Martin's epic, heartbreaking solo ride on Thursday left him without the Vuelta stage win, but boasting a big day of training for worlds
Cookson, McQuaid attempting to rally support with the controversial UCI election less than one month away
Chris Horner says he isn't fazed by losing the Vuelta jersey after the jury calls a split at the finish
The British rider says the road race at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics would not “suit me too well”
Scenes from the final day of racing at the USA Pro Challenge
Tejay van Garderen and Peter Sagan stole the show in Colorado, but these are the stories not to be overlooked from the USA Pro Challenge
Jaimie Fuller, an Australian businessman based in Switzerland, is now fully embroiled in the current UCI presidential campaign
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Rodríguez and Valverde may be nearing the end of their grand tour runs, but they start the Vuelta carrying the weight of the Spanish tour
Jens Voigt has made a career out of long-range attacks. See how he does it, by the numbers
Janier Acevedo scores a big-time win in Beaver Creek after the peloton rolls from the Yampa Valley to the Vail Valley
Results from stage 4 of the 2013 USA Pro Challenge
Tejay van Garderen has come a long way since he sat, dejected, on Vail Pass in 2011. Can he turn that ride into a GC win on Friday?
With no clear favorite, the Vuelta a España is wide open, and Andrew Hood breaks down the top 13 contenders
President of Swiss Cycling Federation resigns after the federation reverses its support of Pat McQuaid
Scenic views weren't on short supply Wednesday in Colorado
Results from stage 3 of the 2013 USA Pro Challenge
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With 39 rated climbs and nine mountaintop finishes, the Vuelta a España rolls off on Saturday for a mountain goats' showdown
Casey B. Gibson is on hand to document the action during the second stage in Colorado
The incumbent UCI president now faces a bigger challenge with a month left before the election
With Mathias Frank taking the stage victory and Tejay van Garderen distancing a number of GC rivals, the American team leaves Breckenridge a big winner
Results from stage 2 of the 2013 USA Pro Challenge
Global Cycling News looks in on the Eneco Tour and previews the USA Pro Challenge
Casey B. Gibson captures the action during the opening stage of racing at the USA Pro Challenge
Results from stage 1 of the 2013 USA Pro Challenge
Velo editor in chief Neal Rogers previews the USA Pro Challenge with Colorado NBC affiliate KUSA
With detailed analysis of the 100th Tour de France and a VeloLab test of four new aero road bikes, the September issue of Velo is out now
Former Tour champ says he can't match Chris Froome and that he'll ride as a domestique as he tries to return to the boards for an eighth Olympic medal
We look back at a collection of our favorite images from the first two editions of the Colorado tour
Young American standout signs with American squad
Phil White says the cycling industry is not doing enough to prevent fork failures
Retired German Andreas Klier, now a director at Garmin-Sharp, has accepted a 6-month suspension for use of PEDs, subsequent to July 21, 2005
Predict the top five on each stage of the USA Pro Challenge and you could win prizes from the race, VeloPress, and Velo magazine!
See the race route, profiles, and stage information for the Colorado tour, all in one place
With no iconic mountaintop finishes, the racing in Colorado should be aggressive and tight, and may come down to 16 kilometers on Vail Pass
News about the upcoming cyclocross season and the recently completed Pro UET series highlight today’s domestic cycling update
With wins in Belgium, Britain, and France this week, Arnaud Démare and Romain Bardet may give Bernard Hinault something good to talk about
Casey B. Gibson is on hand to capture the final day of racing at the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah
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Casey B. Gibson is in Utah to document the action in stage 3, including Lachlan Morton's dramatic climb to victory
Lachlan Morton is relaxed, sports a Bob Dylan look, rides with a vanity plate on his bike, and wears the leader's jersey in Utah
In his new book, Mark Cavendish dishes on the Tour, Olympics, Sky, and his world championship victory. Take 20 percent off the cover price
Casey B. Gibson is on hand to document the action during the second stage of the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah
The 39-year-old says she'll race cyclocross this season but is finished with competing on the road
BMC's Greg van Avermaet took a downhill sprint, against a field that had only one legitimate chance to bring their sprinters to the line.