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Simon and Adam Yates will both make the Vuelta a España start for lead Mitchelton-Scott

From issue 76 • Words by James Startt with images from Alice Russolo

From issue 77 • Words by Michael Gamstetter with images from Paolo Martelli

Richie Porte set to lead BMC at the upcoming Vuelta a España as expected; Tejay van Garderen not selected

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Climber bauke Mollema and sprinter Giacomo Nizzolo set for Vuelta a España start with Trek-Segafredo

Danny Van Haute's Jelly Belly team might fold at the end of the season — and that would leave a critical void in the U.S. development pipeline.

Lennard Zinn addresses questions about several topics this week, including a lengthy follow up on patching tubes.

Several riders are leaving Sunweb for other teams, leaving a void around grand tour contender Tom Dumoulin.

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Riders want more challenging courses and broadcast coverage — Colorado Classic organizers agree, but it's not so simple.

We notice a growing trend in the Colorado Classic peloton: saddles with short noses and more hip-bone support.

Spaniard David de la Cruz is targeting a high GC result at his home grand tour, which kicks off Saturday.

Chris Froome said he would like to join the elite club of riders who have won five Tours de France.

The Australian race at the start of the season marked Peter Sagan's WorldTour debut in 2010.

The 2010 Vuelta a Espana champion will wear the number in the absence of 2017 Vuelta winner Chris Froome.

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Photo essay from the start and roadside of stage 4 of the Women's Colorado Classic.

Kendall Ryan won the final stage of the Women's Colorado Classic while Katie Hall secured the overall win.

Reports via Spanish media outlets suggest Movistar rider Mikel Landa will not race the Vuelta a España as initially hoped.

Travis McCabe sprinted to victory on stage 4 of the Colorado Classic while his teammate Gavin Mannion sealed the overall win.

VN tech editor Dan Cavallari hit the pits prior to stage 4 of the Colorado Classic.

Edwin Avila lost his saddle in the run-in to the stage 3 sprint in Colorado, but snatched runner-up honors anyway.

The racing was on when the Colorado Classic headed into the mountains west of Denver for stage 3.

Get to know the faces of the up-and-coming riders at the 2018 Colorado Classic.

The local fans came out for the ascent of Lookout Mountain on stage 3 of the Colorado Classic.

Jennifer Valente won stage 3 of the Womens' Colorado Classic in Denver while Katie Hall easily defended her overall lead.

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Pascal Eenkhoorn won stage 3 of the Colorado Classic while Gavin Mannion fought to defended his overall lead.

VN Tech Editor Dan Cavallari toured the staging area prior to stage 3 of the Colorado Classic in Denver.

Despite uncertainty surrounding the team's future, UnitedHealthcare is flying at the Colorado Classic

UHC dominated stage 2 of the Colorado Classic with a win in the women's race and a 1-2 finish in the men's edition.

With three key North American teams are on the brink of collapse, up-and-coming domestic riders face uncertain future.

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The Aevolo development team hits its stride in its sophomore season with ambitions to graduate riders to the next level.

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With Gavin Mannion posting the fastest time and Serghei Tvetcov second, the UnitedHealthcare team delivers on stage 2.

Experience the 5th Edition of the Arctic Race of Norway

Recent Tour of Utah winner Sepp Kuss discusses his rapid rise from collegiate racer to the WorldTour.

Katie Hall wins the Vail Pass time trial stage by 26 seconds and moved into the overall race lead.

Geraint Thomas's first race following a Tour de France victory will the the Tour of Germany.

Here’s the Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don’t.

Colin Joyce sprints to victory in Arctic Race of Norway stage 2, moving into second overall.

The Vuelta a España confirmed an all-star preliminary start list Friday in what could be the Spanish tour’s deepest field ever.

The second edition of the Colorado Classic kicks off in Vail with a surprise solo winner in the men's race.

Cycling's top team Quick-Step Floors is struggling to find sponsorship to continue at the top level in 2019.

Amid lean times on the North American pro scene, Colorado Classic is a key opportunity to earn results.

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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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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