Road

2020 route could contain plenty of unusual twists including early mountain tests, a Planche des Belles Filles time trial, and a final phase in Jura and Vosges mountains.

The new Salsa Cutthroat gets more compliant and adds more cargo options

From Issue 83 • Words by Brett Horton, image from the Horton Collection

Over the last decade, Lennard Zinn worked with retired rugby player Ian Thompson to design a high-end road bicycle for heavy riders. The project produced plenty of broken parts and lessons learned.

New events on both the men's and women's side in recently-released schedule as UCI begins wave of reforms.

Tour de France winner capitalized on a crushing performance by teammates, who shredded the field on the final climb.

A smiling Froome confirms yet again that the 2020 Tour will be at the center of his ambitions as his recovery continues.

Americans Phinney and Bookwalter among those to end the season without a deal in place for 2020, along with 2019 stars Dennis and Bennett.

Reviewing the Stompump

Cycling's governing body vows to act to improve rider safety in 2020 as it confirms a ban for two more riders linked to the Aderlass scandal

Lawson Craddock earns a two-year contract extension after a solid season that included a string of breakaway rides and time trial performances.

American squad Rally-UHC has hired Australian sprinter Chloe Hosking for the 2020 season to help mentor its younger riders.

Check out Joe Harris and Steve Maxwell's author page.

Woods launched attack after attack on the summit finish to take the 100th edition of Milano-Torino.

Right out of the box, Sidi's new Wire 2 Carbons feel like they're broken in and conformed to your foot.

South America's fast-growing stage race will trace the home regions of Nairo Quintana and Egan Bernal with a route ending at nearly 11,000 feet

Baltimore, Maryland will host a major international one-day race in 2020.

Roglic capitalizes on a powerful group being taken out of the race to back up his win at Giro dell'Emillia on Sunday

Ecuadorian eager to return to the Italian grand tour with new team, possibly to start alongside Geraint Thomas

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Selle San Marco Shortfit Supercomfort—From Issue 88

Italy's fall classics don't get the attention they deserve, but a new project could help revive some of cycling's most prestigious races

Lennard Zinn delves into the impact of motorized bikes, and discusses tubeless tire issues and solutions in the latest edition of Tech FAQ

Spain's Basque Country could host the 2023 Tour de France while Euskadi targets a jump to the Pro-Conti level next season.

Frenchman pulls out of scheduled starts at Milano-Torino and Il Lombardia as he draws a long season to a close.

Dutchman doesn't rule out the feasibility of a Tour-Olympics summer double-header if Tour de France route looks favorable.

Maghalie Rochette, Clara Honsinger, Kerry Werner, and Curtis White each grab pro wins at early-season UCI cyclocross race in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

On this week's episode of The VeloNews Podcast we speak with Megan Jastrab, who recently won the junior women's road race world title in Yorkshire. Jastrab now has her sights set on the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo

Dutch rider Edo Maas sustained serious injuries after crashing into a car that had driven onto the course of the Under-23 version of Il Lombardia.

Ellingworth, Cavendish, and new sponsor McLaren join Poels and Landa at a new-look team with the Tour in its sights.

The Slovenian is poised to become one of the top GC riders in the next decade, and it all came together for him in 2019

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Vuelta winner Roglic back to winning ways after worlds abandon, 22-year-old Vollering out-kicks Longo Borghini

Cranksgiving events across the nation collect food for charity

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Another team folds at the end of 2019 while Russian backers vow to stay involved in merger with Israel Cycling Academy

Get trained by QBP and Park Tool. Get fast with SLF Motion's aero oversize pulleys. Get SRAM eTap AXS with Viathon's G.1. Get light with Lazer's G1 helmet.

Canadian rising star will serve as top lieutenant for Ben Hermans and Dan Martin on WorldTour

Speculation surrounds the future of the world time trial champion while UAE includes two Americans on its 2020 roster

The Slovakian superstar wants to go to Tokyo next summer, but confirms he won't be repeating his mountain bike experiment from Rio de Janeiro.

Cycling's new world champions will race in the rainbow bands before the season closes, but women's winner has delayed her return

Florian Senechal (Deceuninck-Quick-Step) unleashed a wild punch to the helmeted head of Max Walscheid (Team Sunweb) during the post-race press scrum

The RX8 cuts down on weight and banks on a snug fit for gravel race performance

Celebrating its eighth season, the women's team will contest broad range of events, including UCI stage races, one-day classics and the USA Crits Series

What does Chloé Dygert Owen's effort to win two rainbow jerseys mean for the 2020 Olympics? Nicola Cranmer of the TWENTY20 Pro Cycling Team joins Bobby and Gus to talk through Chloé's goals for 2020 Tokyo.

Political unrest in Hong Kong draws 2019 Hammer Series to an early close. The events will resume in 2020 and include a new women's event.

American cycling hit a high point during the UCI world road championships in Yorkshire, winning seven medals, three of them gold. The race produced dramatic wins by Chloé Dygert in the women's elite time trial, and by Quinn Simmons and Megan Jastrab in the junior road races. Longtime race photographer Casey B. Gibson was there to document the action, and to snap photos of Team USA behind the scenes, as the riders, directors, and coaches prepared for the races.

Details are still emerging and the UCI still needs to approve it, but Israel Cycling Academy confirmed that its merger with the Russian team Katusha-Alpecin is nearing completion.

Vittoria combines low rolling resistance and exceptional grip on this chunky, enduro-inspired tire that's just as at home on trail bikes

Signing of Bouhanni sees French second-tier outfit further bolstering their ranks in bid 'to be seen as a WorldTour team.'

The Dutch superstar is bypassing an important mountain bike race ahead of next summer's Olympic to avoid a long trip

Re-thought manufacturing method and road-specific sealant claimed to make Specialized’s new tubeless tire the rubber to beat

From issue 88 • Words by James Startt with images from Horton Collection

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From issue 88

Velon, owner of the Hammer Series, has filed an anti-competition complaint against the UCI, alleging that the governing body was refusing to register the Hammer Series events for 2020.

Former teammates and longtime sprint rivals André Greipel and Mark Cavendish are heading in new directions for the upcoming seasons

On this week's episode we break down all of the action from the Yorkshire road races, including USA Cycling's success in the junior races. Also, we analyze Mads Pedersen and Annemiek van Vleuten's big wins, and hear from Quinn Simmons, America's latest junior men's world champion.

A growing rift between super-agent Giuseppe Acquadro and Movistar is playing out across the peloton going into 2020

Lots of interesting tire talk in this latest edition of Tech FAQ with Lennard Zinn

American Nate Brown has joined Rally-UHC for 2020 and will step in as the team's road captain.

Ex-pro Wiggins says the Dane's rainbow jersey is the most unexpected in decades as Pedersen plans to debut stripes

An Interview With Sagan Gran Roadie-Oh Creator Michael Marckx

Industry Nine's Hydra Hubs boast 690 points of engagement for optimum power transfer. Your fellow riders will certainly hear you coming, thanks to the hub's extra loud buzz.

Costa Rican domestique is said to be heading to Ineos in what's the latest chapter in a long-simmering feud between his agent and Movistar

Spain loses one of its most emblematic teams as the Basque outfit will shutter at the end of 2019.

Chris Froome continues on his comeback trail as he rides on open roads for first time since June crash. He is set to race Japan's Saitama Criterium at the end of October.

Young stars are opting to bypass the Under-23 ranks entirely, making it more challenging to assess the strength of those riders who race in the category.

Italy missed a chance to win its first rainbow jersey in more than a decade when Trentin's legs failed him in the final sprint

A contract dispute is heading to UCI arbitration, but Bahrain-Merida says it's fired new world time trial champion Rohan Dennis

23-year-old beat Matteo Trentin and Stefan Küng to the line after a day of near-constant rain, becoming the first Danish male world champion in the process.

Pre-race favorites Gilbert, Valverde were among early exits as extreme conditions forced changes in the elite men's race

The Dutch were heavily favored to win Saturday, but no one expected a solo attack of more than 100km to succeed

Van Vleuten led home a Dutch one-two with van der Breggen in second and Australian Spratt taking third. U.S. rider Dygert Owen's attacking ride left her unrewarded in fourth place.

The UCI released clarification, and a video clip, to justify its disqualification of Nils Eekhoff in the Under-23 men's road race.

Budget cuts led USA Cycling to reorganize its junior development program, and it's paying off handsomely this week in Yorkshire

Under-23 Dutch rider Nils Eekhoff protested his disqualification in a post on social media.

In episode 84, we sit down with George Bennett of the Jumbo-Visma WorldTour team to discuss the many things he's learned about training, peaking, and planning your season.