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Cannondale's WorldTour rookie Mike Woods won't start the Giro d'Italia after breaking his hand at Liège-Bastogne-Liège.

Adrien Costa, 18, imposes himself on the Tour de Bretagne, winning the queen stage and taking the GC lead.

With Rio 100 days away Team GB may be in a spot of bother after director Shane Sutton resigns over discrimination allegations.

The Haute Route is coming to America in 2017, announcing registration for the Mavic Haute Route Rockies in Colorado.

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Reports say Shane Sutton made derogatory comments toward females on the British cycling team and also Paralympic cyclists.

BrakeThrough Media captures the beauty and drama of Ardennes week, the final three races of the spring classics.

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UCI testers discovered an electric motor in a bike belonging to Femke Van den Driessche at the January cyclocross world championships.

After three months away from racing, recovering from a disastrous January crash, John Degenkolb will return to the peloton.

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Due to a congenital heart defect and bouts of arrhythmia, Australian Michael Rogers cuts his pro racing career short.

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Velon teams will bring top professional road riders to the track at UK's Revolution track series races.

Here's your quick-hit guide to this weekend's Liège-Bastogne-Liège, the final spring classic of 2016.

The classics wrap up Sunday with La Doyenne, the oldest monument, the brutally hilly Liège-Bastogne-Liège.

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The May issue of VeloNews magazine is devoted to the season's first — and pinkest — grand tour, the Giro d'Italia.

A bike path built ahead of the Rio de Janiero Olympics has collapsed into the ocean from a height of 800 meters, leaving five missing.

Tour de France champ Chris Froome will ride in support of his Sky teammate Michal Kwiatkowski at Liège-Bastogne-Liège.

Philippe Gilbert, winner of Liège-Bastogne-Liège in 2011, will skip the final Ardennes classic due to a broken finger.

Wednesday's Flèche Wallonne Femmes saw a repeat ride by Anna van der Breggen on the rolling route that ends on the infamous Mur de Huy.

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Taylor Phinney hand-painted a special BMC frame to raise awareness for the Davis Phinney Foundation.

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With a new team, Martin aims to return to the aggressive racing style that he embraced at the outset of his career.

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The growing pull of the cobbles seems to have sucked the life out of the season’s other classics, especially the Ardennes.

Megan Guarnier notches a notable win, American men get into the break in Amstel Gold, and Owen wins U23 Liège-Bastogne-Liège.

Amid controversy over reported cheating at Strade Bianche, UCI insists current motor tests are the best option to check bikes at races.

An account owned by Eufemiano Fuentes is linked to a transfer of 900,000 euros in the mid-2000s.

Casey B. Gibson caught the action in Greenville, S.C., where the top professional crit racers competed for national titles.

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"It’s going to be good fun returning to my roots" says Peter Sagan, who will race two mountain bike events before heading to the Amgen Tour of California

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Peter Sagan comes on the market in 2017 and he could command a record $6.77 million annual salary — greater than Chris Froome's pay.

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Three-time Amstel champ Gilbert will race despite broken finger and controversy surround an altercation with a driver,

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Fran Ventoso confirms his serious leg injury was caused by disc brake, sparking outcry among riders, journalists, and others on Twitter.

In an open letter after Paris-Roubaix injury, Movistar's Fran Ventoso speaks out against the introduction of disc brakes in the pro peloton.

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UCI is sending mixed messages about disc brakes in pro racing after Fran Ventoso is seriously injured by what he says was a rotor at Roubaix.

TrainingPeaks analyzes Mathew Hayman's power output from Paris-Roubaix, when he out-sprinted Tom Boonen in the velodrome.

The Tour of the Gila announced an impressive line-up of 25 men's teams and 16 women's teams for the 30th running of the New Mexico Race.

Movistar usually relies on early season stage race results to buoy its WorldTour standings, but things are pretty different in 2016.

Sunday’s Paris-Roubaix did not disappoint, with drama playing out on the cobblestones and an exciting finish happening at the velodrome.

Lauren De Crescenzo's friends and family hope to raise $75,000 to defray medical expenses, after she suffers injuries in San Dimas crash.

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Go behind the scenes with Orica – GreenEdge, which won its first Paris-Roubaix with Mathew Hayman on Sunday.

Sunday’s epic Paris–Roubaix battle was one of the best in years, fueled by pure power and raw emotion in cycling’s most honest race.

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A long-range attack, a solo move, and a top-ten finish highlighted Adrien Costa’s first run at the under-23 Tour of Flanders

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Former world champion Philippe Gilbert suffered a fractured finger after being attacked by a drunk driver during a training ride.

This weekend is all about Paris-Roubaix, but don't forget, there's exciting stage racing in Spain, and women's racing in the Netherlands.

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Ercole Baldini is one of the most accomplished riders of his generation, but you may have never heard of him.

Phil Gaimon is physically unsuited for the stones of Paris-Roubaix, but he is taking Cannondale's call-up to the Hell of the North in stride.

After a string of strong races — including Gent-Wevelgem and Tour of Flanders — Taylor Phinney gets the nod to race Roubaix for BMC team.

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The cobblestone classics climax with Paris-Roubaix's hellish run from Compiègne to Roubaix. Can Peter Sagan pull off the double?

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Caley Fretz takes a ride in the front seat of the Mavic neutral service car to document the carnage that is the "Hell of the North"

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Trek – Segafredo sport director Demol talks about his path as a pro, racing through the ages, and cycling's stars of tomorrow.

Paris-Roubaix organizers will delay the race start to avoid the risk of being stopped at at TGV level crossing, as happened in 2015.

BrakeThrough Media rides inside the peloton during Sunday’s Tour of Flanders as the Belgian classic celebrates its 100th edition.