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Officials are still pushing for the release of names of athletes linked to the doping ring headed up by Eufemiano Fuentes.

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From Issue 77

A Cycling Travel Bag Equally Game For Race Day and Multi-Day Non-Cycling Travel

Sepp Kuss absolutely smashed the field at the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah. So is he America's next star climber?

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With a stunning long-range attack, young Gage Hecht wins the opening stage of the Colorado Classic.

Rebecca Wiasak claims the opening stage at the women's Colorado Classic on Thursday with an attack in the final kilometer.

How to choose a CO2 inflator head and four great options to get you pumped up after your next flat tire.

Why do you wear a helmet when riding your bike? For the vast majority of cyclists the answer is simple: safety.

After eight fruitful years with Quick-Step, Niki Terpstra shocks pro cycling by transfering to Direct Energie for 2019.

The squad announced this week that Giorgia Bronzini is retiring from racing and will work as a sport director.

The stage race will be the British pair's first major event since the Tout de France, which Geraint Thomas won.

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If you hold a race in one of America's most mountainous states, will a climber win it? Not necessarily.

Thierry Gouvenou spends his days searching the roads of France and beyond to plan the routes for the Tour de France and other ASO races.

The two teams are joining forces for 2019 and will focus on the classics with Greg Van Avermaet.

Words by Ben Edwards, Photos by Betina La Plante

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From issue 77 • Words by Ben Edwards with images courtesy of GU

From issue 77 • Interviews by Brad Roe with images by Connor Robertson

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American Katie Hall, winner of this year's Amgen Tour of California women's race, will ride for Boels-Dolmans team in 2019.

Jelly Belly ends its sponsorship of American pro cycling team after 19 years.

Richie Porte said more sponsors, not a salary cap, are what cycling needs to bring more parity to the peloton.

Lennard Zinn addresses reader questions about disc brake calipers, patching tubes, the geometry of bikes in The Netherlands, and more.

The Italian said alcohol-fueled fans create dangerous situations on climbs during races.

Samuel Abt muses on the Tour's lack of French contenders — and organizer ASO's dogged efforts to favor its countrymen.

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What's so deep about fast wheels? Numerous engineering complexities make deep-section rims hard to perfect.

The Slovakian has indicated in recent days that he intends to race at the Spanish grand tour ahead of the UCI road worlds in Austria.

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Sepp Kuss won his third stage and sealed overall victory on the final stage of the Tour of Utah on Sunday.

According to LottoNL-Jumbo sports director Sierk Jan de Haan, Sepp Kuss will make his grand tour debut at the upcoming Vuelta a Espana.

The Tour of Utah plans to use their careful spending, wise timing, and balanced competition to continue to give smaller teams valuable race starts.

Italy's Matteo Trentin won the European road race championships in Glasgow, Scotland ahead of the Netherland's Mathieu van der Poel and Belgium's Wout van Aert.

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Keegan Swirbul is having the ride of his career at the Tour of Utah while his Jelly Belly team hopes to re-sign with their longtime sponsor.

The 44-year-old is struggling with legal issues, complicated by a reported drug and alcohol problem.

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Research has shown that the best methods for aiding recovery fall into the compression category, including massage and compression gear. We discuss the science.

Jasper Philipsen won a chaotic photo-finish sprint in downtown Salt Lake City to beat Travis McCabe in stage 4.

In Episode One we bring you Lightweight wheels, WCUP nutrition, Litespeed Ti and LAUf forks.

Jan Ullrich's spiral out of control took a new twist Friday as he was arrested for assaulting an escort girl just before starting detox.

Travis McCabe wins his second stage of Tour of Utah in a gallop to the line.

Esteban Chaves will not race the 2018 Vuelta a España after battling a variety of health problems, including mono.

Geraint Thomas gave a strong hint he will remain at Team Sky for 2019 and beyond during an emotional homecoming.

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From Issue 77

Esteban Chaves's brother Brayan is racing the Tour of Utah as a Mitchelton-Scott stagiaire

McCabe became the winningest rider in Tour of Utah history with his second stage win, making it four it total.

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The 32-year-old Embrace the World rider is suffering from a chest cold and doesn't know how far he can ride into the eight-day race.

BMC Racing and CCC-Sprandi-Polkowice are merging for 2019, and the team made a splash by offering Geraint Thomas a contract.

The latest news from transfer season sees Rohan Dennis sign with Bahrain-Merida as he continues to chase a grand tour win.

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Mike Woods is looking to show of his climbing legs at the Tour of Utah with the Vuelta a España and the world championships on the horizon.

Running a wildly successful bike shop is one thing — building a velodrome? That was a new challenge.

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The Italian will sit out for five weeks following his expulsion from the Tour de France because of a mid-stage altercation.

The squad announced Wednesday it has signed Australian sprinter Caleb Ewan on a two-year deal.

Roadside fistfights, fake profiles, doctored pictures and a whole lot of angry drivers: this is the bizarre inside story of the world’s largest anti-cyclist Facebook group, and the cyclist that’s behind it.

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Words: John Wilcockson. Images: James Startt

From issue 77 • Words by John Wilcockson with images by Darrell Parks

From issue 77 • Words by Brad Roe with images by Eric Wynn

21-year-old road race champion Jonathan Brown says he's staying on with Hagens Berman Axeon for another year.

Brent Bookwalter explains the challenges pro cyclists face when dealing with media.

Words by Ben Edwards, Images by Betina La Plante

The challenge was simple: Could I order a Canyon bicycle online, unbox and assemble it — without any guidance — and ride it on my favorite roads?

The 29-year-old American will depart the BMC Racing organization at the end of this season.

The 38-year-old Australian holds four individual grand tour stage wins, along with several other victories.

WIth the Vuelta coming up, Tejay van Garderen opts for Tour of Utah and scores a win on the first day.