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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

Stage 1 of the 2012 Tour de Romandie, through the lens of Graham Watson

McEwen to advise at GreenEdge after California; Niki Terpstra selected for Olympics; Boonen to race California; Haedo to lead at Giro

2012 Tour of Turkey stage 3 through the lens of Brian Hodes

Prologue of the 2012 Tour de Romandie through the lens of Graham Watson

Sky can take green and yellow at Tour, says Cavendish; Gesink to race Tour of California; Voeckler clearing his head in Africa

Stage 2 of the 2012 Presidential Tour of Turkey, through the lens of Brian Hodes

There is nothing else in the world like the "Little Five"

Basso may skip Giro d'Italia; Nibali feels no regret over late attack at Liège

Stage 1 of the 2012 Presidential Tour of Turkey, through the lens of Brian Hodes

The 2012 Liège–Bastogne–Liège, through the lens of Graham Watson

1. Maxim IGLINSKY, Astana, in 6:43:52 2. Vincenzo NIBALI, Liquigas-Cannondale at :21 3. Enrico GASPAROTTO, Astana at :36 4. Thomas VOECKLER, Europcar at 1:26 5. Daniel MARTIN, Garmin-Barracuda at 1:26

Men's Results 1. Issac Howe, Kenda-5-Hour Energy Pro Cycling 2. Carlos Alzate, Team Exergy 3. Kyle Wamsley, Jamis-Sutter Home 4. Andrew Dahlheim, Bissell Pro Cycling 5. Luke Keough, Team Mountain Khakis-SmartStop Women's Results 1. Erica Allar, RideClean-Patentit.com 2. Jade Wilcoxson, Optum Pro Cycling-Kelly Benefit Strategies 3. Laura Van Gilder, Mellow Mushroom 4. Annie Ewart, Optum Pro Cycling-Kelly Benefit Strategies 5. Emma Grant, Optum Pro Cycling-Kelly Benefit Strategies

Images from the 2012 Sunny King Criterium

Images from the start of the 2012 Liège–Bastogne–Liège

Legendary images by famed Dutch photographer Cor Vos, from the pages of VeloNews Magazine

1. Domenico POZZOVIVO, Colnago-CSF Bardiani in 12:57:47 2. Damiano CUNEGO, Lampre-ISD +40 3. Sylvester SZMYD, Liquigas-Cannondale +1:04

In this VeloNews video, Johnson describes what it's like to be embedded with one of cycling's most dynamic pro teams

The Ardennes' big dogs come out to close the spring classics on Sunday and we run down the favorites, the course and the underlying stories

In the first episode of the USA Pro Challenge's "Spotlight" series, Citizen Pictures profiles Levi Leipheimer at home in Santa Rosa, California

Jelle Vanendert saw Rodríguez's shift before the attack; Bart Wellens to return to racing May 6; Rein Taaramae out with broken elbow

The 2012 Flèche Wallonne Femmes, through the lens of Casey B. Gibson

Levi Leipheimer said Wednesday that starting the Tour of California next month would be a success following broken leg

Niki Terpstra won't ride the Tour; Sven Nys eyes U.S. cyclocross scene; Gilbert seven seconds slower on the Cauberg this year

Full results for the 2012 Flèche Wallonne classic

1. Evelyn STEVENS, Slu in 3:26:32 2. Marianne VOS, Rbw +4 3. Linda Melanie VILLUMSEN, Gew +20

Images from the start of the 2012 Flèche Wallonne in Charleroi, Belgium

Giro d'Italia climber's jersey turns blue; Simon a punchy French hope; Freire believes he can win another world championship

Partnership results in first cycling-focused cereal boxes since 1999

Men: 1. Hilton Clarke, Unitedhealthcare Pro Cycling Team, in 1:52:07.6 2. Alejandro Borrajo, Jamis/sutter Home, in 1:52:08.0 3. Jake Keough, Unitedhealthcare Pro Cycling Team, in 1:52:08.1 Women: 1. Nichole Wangsgard, Primal/Mapmyride, in 0:54:52.9 2. Theresa Cliff-Ryan, Exergy Twenty12, in 0:54:53.0 3. Erica Allar, Rideclean/Patentit.com, in 0:54:53.1

Voeckler pleased with Amstel ride; Terpstra on Olympics list; Vanendert so close

1. Francisco Mancebo (Spa) Competitive Cyclist in 4:55:54 2. Jesse Anthony (USA) Optum Pro Cycling-Kelly Benefit Strategies at 0:00:02 3. Jeremy Vennell (USA) Bissell Pro Cycling

Spaniard Óscar Freire figures all he needed was another 100 meters and he might have pulled the cat out of the Amstel Gold Race hat.

1. Enrico GASPAROTTO, Astana in 6:32:35 2. Jelle VANENDERT, Lotto-Belisol, at s.t. 3. Peter SAGAN, Liquigas-Cannondale, at s.t.

1. Javier MORENO BAZAN, Movistar in 12:46:05 2. Guillaume LEVARLET, Saur-Sojasun +1 3. Pablo URTASUN PEREZ, Euskaltel-Euskadi +3

The 2012 Liège-Bastogne-Liège U23, through the lens of Casey B. Gibson

1. Michael Valgren ANDERSEN (DEN) in 4:35:48 2. Ian BOSWELL (USA) at :15 3. Joshua BERRY (USA) at :52 4. Dieter BOUVRY (BEL) at :58 5. Jimmy TURGIS (FRA) at :58

Ardennes week is here. Get the rundown on the favorites, the route and the underlying stories for Sunday's Amstel Gold Race