Ronde van Drenthe: Lorena Wiebes sprints to victory after break gets caught in final moments
Wiebes defends Drenthe title, bettering Balsamo and Kopecky in dramatic final.
Wiebes defends Drenthe title, bettering Balsamo and Kopecky in dramatic final.
Slovenian megastar takes control in Italy with huge solo win, extending GC lead to nearly two minutes ahead of final sprint stage Sunday.
Will Peter Sagan be ready in time for the northern classics? Officials confirm he will race next week in Italy to chase form and results.
Jumbo-Visma's race leader Roglič remains on course for overall honors but all change as Jorgenson and McNulty have differing days out.
Roglič comes out top on summit finish after GC group throws haymakers through the final.
Belgian star on mission to follow Tour de France toppers on 'Pantani climb' at Tirreno-Adriatico.
'La Gazzetta dello Sport' reports that Bernal's coach believes the Ineos Grenadiers star will be able to return to his former level and perhaps even race this year.
Gust of wind knocks sponsor boards into Geniets as he rode past ahead of Saturday's stage.
Aussie sprinter adds new races to spring schedule in extension of search for classics glory at Milan-San Remo.
Brilliant in the crosswinds in the opening days of Paris-Nice, Quintana was set back by a 'disappointing' TT but is hoping for redemption on the Col de Turini.
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Intermarché-Wanty’s Eritrean puncheur Girmay says loss of Qhubeka team was a setback for African cycling, but insists there are still routes for its riders to the top.
From winning Milan–San Remo to getting left behind by his own team, the retired Australian has some incredible stories to share.
As the UCI looks set to relax and refine some of its equipment rules, we take a look at the rules we would change.
The Secret Pro dishes the dirt on supply issues, COVID ripping through the peloton and more.
Jumbo-Visma climbing combo hopes to light up Saturday's stage to move up at Tirreno-Adriatico.
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Pogačar says miscue cost them a chance to contest for stage, but he retains leader's jersey going into Saturday's ‘Pantani’ climb finale.
Belgian star leads top attackers off-course in miscue that didn't shake up GC but might have cost them a chance to win the stage.
Cervélo's upcoming aero bike with a mix of power meters and wheels, depending on the day.
Tadej Pogačar rolls on in blue leader's jersey despite course routing mishap in final kilometers.
Frenchman takes the win after a late attack and holding off the sprinters.
French star tiptoeing back into the limelight with hopes of hitting peak form later this summer.
A multiple-time French national champion, an icon, and one of the most respected rider’s in the WWT, Audrey Cordon-Ragot writes exclusively for VeloNews about the Tour de France Femmes and what it means to her.
From winning Milan-San Remo to getting left behind by his own team, the retired Australian has some incredible stories to share.
Lizzie Deignan has shown that it is possible to have a child and make a successful return to racing. Her example could change the face of women's racing.
Update: The team declines to comment but Ray's Instagram account has responded to the story.
Enric Mas shoulders burden as center of Movistar's future after controversial exit of López, approaching retirement of Valverde.
Illness and injury means team will only field two riders in opening two races, but more expected to line up as season progresses.
Internal communication states ‘recent change of government’ for delay in salaries with riders still not paid in 2022.
Paris-Nice leader Primož Roglič believes his condition is improving, but his Jumbo-Visma team is struggling with injuries as the race reaches its climb-heavy finale.
Also: how to tackle mystery flats and freehub body swaps, and a follow-up on tubeless wheels and maximum inflation pressures.
‘The Race of Two Seas’ runs March 7-13 and can be viewed through a web browser or mobile streaming app.
A more conservative look than the Tensione with knit uppers and a neat lace keeper system.
Will the VAM-Berg break the race apart or will a sprinter take the day on Saturday?
Also a lower profile for better frame compatibility, better accuracy, and handy LED indicator lights.
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A look at the appearance and disappearance of new bikes on the UCI's updated list.
Orbea updates its aluminium range of Terra gravel bikes to be a lot like its carbon range of Terra gravel bikes.
Late-winter racing heats up in the ‘Race Between Two Seas’
Alison Tetrick reflects on her past and present relationship with cycling, via a love letter.
Long-distance breakaway lands Quinn Simmons into climber's jersey and puts him in spotlight heading into classics season.
Disappointed to miss the win but pleased to see his friend Brandon McNulty take the victory, Matteo Jorgenson is back in the Paris-Nice GC fight and relishing racing on home roads around Nice.
Brandon McNulty powers to his first WorldTour win in what's another confirmation that UAE Emirates is now among the powerhouse teams.
Tadej Pogačar on Belgian rival in uphill faceoff: ‘Sometimes he tried too hard.’
Race organizer unveils 2022 route with a trio of mountain stages set to decide the overall winner.
Brandon McNulty soars to stage win as the overall standings change on the road to Saint-Sauveur-de-Montagut.
Defending champion Pogačar assumes race lead ahead of Remco Evenepoel. American Quinn Simmons leads the climbing competition.
McNulty takes his second stage win of the 2022 season after going on the attack with 39 kilometers to go.
Lotto-Soudal star pulls out of Tirreno-Adriatico to prepare for Milan-San Remo after sprinting to his first career win Wednesday at the Italian stage race.
Colorado climber confirms he will race Tour de Suisse for first time as he plots a late-race raid at Tirreno-Adriatico.
Belgian rider clocked driving at 125kph in a 70kph zone.
Big things are expected of Finn Fisher-Black, who’s in his first full season as a pro. In this exclusive interview, he says he's learning for now but hopes the experience will lead him to the Tour de France.
The former world champion says women's cycling has come a long way but it must be careful not to spread riders too thin with growing calendar.
18 riders drop out of Paris-Nice ahead of stage 5 with many citing a respiratory illness as the reason.
The Brit opted for Paris-Nice over Tirreno due to the tougher TT test and has made the best of his choice, leaping to fourth on GC.
When the world shut down, Scotland became its own world of possibility.
In 2019, Yana Seel commissioned Deloitte to investigate financial regulations at Astana when she took over the team as general manager. Here are the damaging findings.
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Getting to know the new Aussie Champ.
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‘I am delighted that NBC Sports is joining the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift broadcasters,’ said race director Marion Rousse.
American Lily Williams of Human Powered Health finished just outside of top-10 in a bunch sprint.
The former rowing world champion says he wants to take gravel seriously. "But at the same time, I don't want to take it or myself too seriously. A whole lot of people are doing this as recreation; this is their outlet."
Grischa Nierman says that his team’s top three finish on first stage was more satisfying than their second podium sweep in Paris-Nice’s Montluçon time trial.
The frame will be manufactured in the USA and riffs on the Open MIN.D's progressive geometry in a lighter-weight package.
Tadej Pogačar vs. Remco Evenepoel duel heats up at Tirreno-Adriatico.
Lea Davison’s joyful approach to racing made a broad impact as an athlete, mentor and friend
Why have a world champion's rainbow-clad bike, when you can have a bike for every colour of the rainbow
No change to general classification with Filippo Ganna continuing to lead the ‘Race of Two Seas’
Step aside Monuments — Strade Bianche is more enjoyable to watch than many of the more prestigious one-day events.
Pogačar darts away from Remco Evenepoel to snatch back bonuses: 'If you have a chance, you take it.'
SRAM owns multiple hardgood brands, like Zipp, Quarq, and RockShox. This is its first clothing brand.
Belgian takes yellow jersey from teammate Laporte
Plus, the pros and cons of Wahoo's new Kick Rollr smart trainer.
A solid power meter at a good price — with a huge battery-life claim of 800 hours.
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