In episode 77, we hear from coaches, athletes, and cycling experts with decades of experience, from fitting to training, nutrition to race craft, about the biggest mistakes even pros make — and how to avoid them.
Words by Brad Roe, Images by Meg McMahon
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The reigning U.S. road race champion wants to graduate to the WorldTour. But with no contract on the horizon, and his racing schedule derailed by unforeseen hurdles, Brown is hungry for a result.
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Cannondale reimagines its flagship climbing bike and adds plenty of cross-category features.
Giro officials revealed the opening three stages of next year's edition, but sources tell VeloNews a 'virtual' event could still be in the cards
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Managing editor Chris Case speaks with coaches, researchers, and sport scientists to answer your training and nutrition questions.
The SoCal-based development team has its rider race constantly; Lux also funds overseas racing trips to give riders European racing experience
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The UCI handed down four-year suspensions to Stefan Denifl and Georg Preidler for their involvement in the Operation Aderlass doping ring
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We talk with Jonathan Brown about his 2018 U.S. Pro win, and discuss whether Egan Bernal is the new frontrunner to win the Tour de France
Potential overlap with the Tokyo Olympics will see the Tour de France run a week early in 2020, as UCI review calendar and regulations
Elia Viviani, Enric Mas and Julian Alaphilippe will carry Deceuninck-Quick Step's hopes at the 2019 Tour de France
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Lennard receives ample feedback from his recent column about lightning strikes and frame material, plus some insight into proper junior gearing
Despite his recent show of form, Egan Bernal is comfortable with Geraint Thomas leading Ineos at the Tour de France and says he will support him
Sprinter Caleb Ewan finally gets selected for his first Tour de France. But he's not just riding for the experience
After being on the cusp of a big win for years, Hugh Carthy finally nets a WorldTour victory in the Swiss Alps
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Australian highlights GC credentials with second place behind Egan Bernal in the Tour de Suisse
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A superlight bike with disc brakes and integrated cables
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As her longtime team sponsor Hagens Berman prepares to depart, Lindsay Goldman shares the business model that helped her team survive
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Megan Jastrab took national titles No. 20 and 21 at USA Cycling's junior women's national road championships in Maryland
Aevolo and Lux Cycling took home multiple national titles at USA Cycling's Amateur Road National Championships
The Zero SLR joins the likes of Specialized's S-Works Tarmac on the growing list of superbikes.
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Rohan Dennis failed to take the 22 seconds required to grab GC victory, allowing Egan Bernal to take his second stage race win of the season.
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Bernal defies expectations to only lose 19 seconds on GC rival Dennis, with just one mountain stage remaining.
Managing editor Chris Case speaks with coaches, researchers, and sport scientists to answer your training and nutrition questions.
Egan Bernal defended his overall lead on Friday's stage to Gotthard Pass, winning the stage and increasing his advantage
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As a number of favorites are sidelined or affected by injury and poor form, confidence is growing in the home nation's chances at the Tour de France
The women's-only Colorado Classic faces many of the same challenges that plagued previous editions of the men's race. Can it turn the corner?
Dutch climbing talent Antwan Tolhoek holds off Egan Bernal on Tour de Suisse summit finish
The GC contender has bowed out of the Tour after a string of injuries and setbacks marred his run-up to the race.
After years of watching Chris Froome achieve perfection, Fred Dreier is ready to embrace the race's lineup of flawed contenders
Cannondale takes a unique approach to full-suspension gravel with a leaf-spring system.
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With Chris Froome injured and Geraint Thomas banged up, Egan Bernal hopes to make a mark at the Tour de Suisse, on his way toward the Tour de France.
Deceuninck-Quick Step expertly deliver Elia Viviani to his second consecutive stage win ahead of Peter Sagan
How does Chris Froome's injury shape the Tour de France, and what does it mean for Team Ineos? Plus, Chloe Woodruff takes us inside the off-road chase for the 2020 Olympics
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Endurance bikes are dead, replaced by comfortable all-around bikes. BMC's RoadMachine proves it.
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Geraint Thomas escaped Tuesday's crash with cuts and bruises, and he is not expected to miss the Tour de France
Elia Viviani ends dry spell after outsprinting Michael Matthews and Peter Sagan to win stage 4 of the Tour de Suisse
Geraint Thomas abandoned the Tour de Suisse following a crash on stage 4
In this week's column, Lennard fields questions about junior gearing, bent derailleurs, and whether a bike can zap you in a lightning storm.
American Tejay van Garderen gains confidence from second place at Critérium du Dauphiné, but remains committed to support role at the Tour de France
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2018 stage winner John Degenkolb suggests he won't be selected for the Tour de France, as Trek-Segafredo focuses on Richie Porte's GC ambitions
Sunweb team leader has gravel removed from knee as he ramps up preparations for the Tour de France