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After a dark week for women's cycling in Britain, Tour de Yorkshire offers hope with equal prize purse, same course for Women's WorldTour

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Ilnur Zakarin is Russia's young hope as a grand tour contender, but he has a controversial past that many can't ignore.

In a controversial finish, Ilnur Zakarin crosses the line first but is relegated for irregular sprinting; Nairo Quintana wins and takes GC lead.

A new book by Danilo Di Luca reveals the extent of his career of cheating, with shocking details about his doping and career.

Cannondale is recalling all 2016 Slate bicycle wheels because of potential tire failures when riders attempt to set the wheels up tubeless.

Nairo Quintana claims the overall lead at Switzerland's Tour of Romandie after the race's first uphill finish.

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Nairo Quintana and Ilnur Zakarin duel in the Tour de Romandie's first uphill finish.

Ridley's Noah sacrifices just about all compliance in the pursuit of straight-line speed.

The Australian was zapped with a stomach bug Wednesday and the team decided to pull the plug after two days of racing in cold weather.

Marcel Kittel talks about the split with his old team, Giant – Alpecin, Tom Boonen as a role model, and the revival of German cycling.

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Belgian Kris Boeckmans finishes on the podium in Turkey stage 3, nearly nine months after his life-threatening crash at the Vuelta.

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Marcel Kittel wins a snow-shortened stage 1 at Tour de Romandie thanks to an ideal lead-out by Etixx – Quick-Step.

Marcel Kittel dominates a shortened stage at Tour de Romandie as Ion Izagirre keeps his GC lead after sprint stage.

At Liège-Bastogne-Liège, American Kiel Reijnen faced cold weather, rain, snow, and hail. And then his bike broke. He persevered to finish.

After snowy weather cuts out an early climb in Tour de Romandie stage 1, Marcel Kittel wins the field sprint.

Bob Mionske recounts a case in Michigan in which a cyclist successfully appealed an unjust traffic citation with dash cam video evidence.

You don’t exactly want a cyclocross bike, and endurance road bikes aren’t burly enough for your dirt excursions. Enter the Slate.

The first road stage of the six-day race is shortened by about 69 kilometers because of cold and snow at higher elevations.

BrakeThrough Media captures one perfect photo of Liège's fleeting snow on a cold day of racing at the monument classic.

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On a windy day at Tour of Turkey, Lotto – Soudal gutters the peloton and rides away with six of eight men in the final selection.

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Chris Froome raises concerns over a CPA delegate who is the brother of Tour de Romandie's race director.

Ion Izagirre rides into the Tour de Romandie's first leader's jersey on a cold, snowy day in Switzerland. Tom Dumoulin is second.

Ion Izagirre rides through wet, snowy conditions to win short Romandie prologue ahead of Tom Dumoulin.

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Brad Huff just won the U.S. national criterium championship. But who is the man wearing the Stars and Stripes?

Movistar's Ion Izagirre beats Tom Dumoulin and GC favorites like Chris Froome in Tour de Romandie's short opening TT.

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Lennard Zinn answers questions about frame design, hidden motors, chainrings, anti-seize treatments, and the ongoing disc brake debate.

Rigoberto Uran says he's tired of finishing second. He wants to win the Giro d'Italia's pink jersey and an Olympic gold medal this year.

The Silque is an ideal choice for women who love riding long or who just want to be comfortable each time they hop on a bike.

Mikel Landa will start the Giro d'Italia in less than two weeks as one of the favorites to pull on the race winner's pink jersey.

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Photographers Mitchell Clinton, John Devich, and Casey Gibson share three favorite images from the Tour of the Gila.

Nielson Powless, 19, wins Joe Martin stage race with some crafty tactics on the final day, collecting enough bonus seconds for yellow.

Tour de Romandie is a fine barometer for the form of Tour hopefuls. Froome will test himself against Quintana, Bardet, and Pinot.

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Evelyn Stevens and Megan Guarnier stack the podium in the women's Fleche Wallonne, and a large contingent of Americans race Liège.

The Allegro is full of surprises: Billed as an endurance bike, it accelerates almost like a racer at high speeds, where it is a capable contender.

With a career-defining win at Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Wout Poels confirmed that his traumatic 2012 crash is behind him.

Alejandro Valverde was a favorite to win a record fourth Liège-Bastogne-Liège title Sunday, but a mix of several factors did him in.

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Scenes from Sunday's Liège-Bastogne-Liège, where Wout Poels endured snow and even hail to take a big one-day victory for Sky

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A critical teammate for Chris Froome in last year's Tour de France, Wout Poels is now a monument winner in his own right