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Dimension Data's Stephen Cummings makes a savvy late move to win the fourth stage of Tirreno-Adriatico

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Global Cycling Network tracks down some very unusual tech at the Tapei Bike Show, for your education and entertainment.

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Etixx – Quick-Step's 21-year-old sprint sensation Fernando Gaviria celebrates his first win in the big leagues — with more to come.

The Paris-Nice peloton climbs the lower slopes of Mont Ventoux, giving Alexey Lutsenko a chance at glory with a solo attack.

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Felt is one of the first companies to offer bikes with SRAM eTap, Rapha unveils updated Brevet kit, and 7mesh shows off spring apparel.

Alexey Lutsenko's daring breakaway succeeds at Paris-Nice as Michael Matthews keeps his lead in the overall.

Fernando Gaviria earns his first WorldTour win, confirming that he's one of the peloton's top up-and-coming sprinters.

Gaviria romps to his first WorldTour victory in Tirreno sprint as his Etixx teammate, Stybar, keeps GC lead.

The Women's WorldTour goes Dutch, Paris-Nice wraps up with a climber's delight, and Tirreno offers its only mountaintop finish.

With a crafty solo attack in the final hills of Paris-Nice stage 5, Astana's Alexey Lutsenko wins the day ahead of the sprinters.

Etixx – Quick-Step goes two in a row at Tirreno, with Fernando Gaviria, 21, claiming the biggest sprint win of his young career.

Michael Matthews might be crazy like a fox with his ambitions to win Paris-Nice despite a mountainous weekend ahead.

The German sprinter says he'll pass on racing the 291km classic after struggling in the cold and snow at Paris-Nice this week.

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Global Cycling Network drops some knowledge with 10 key facts about the cobbled spring classics.

Zdenek Stybar times his attack perfectly and earns himself the GC lead in Tirreno-Adriatico.

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There was no controversy in Thursday's Paris-Nice sprint as Nacer Bouhanni cleanly out-classed Theuns, Greipel, and Kristoff.

Taylor Phinney wants to return to Paris-Roubaix this spring, but he isn't guaranteed a spot, and his leg is still not 100 percent.

With a big win in stage 2, Zdenek Stybar claims three different leader's jerseys at Tirreno-Adriatico.

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Mark Cavendish still needs to square away his Olympic ambitions, especially since Dimension Data expects him to perform at Tour.

Nacer Bouhanni gets revenge in stage 4 sprint as Michael Matthews keeps the yellow jersey for another day in France.

Nacer Bouhanni gets a much-needed stage win in Paris-Nice, ahead of Theuns and Greipel. Matthews keeps the overall lead.

Zdenek Stybar breaks free after the final climb and rides the remaining 3km to victory over a group of hungry chasers.

Alexander Kristoff says he's not yet strong enough to win the March 19 Italian classic for the second time in three years.

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A day after stage 3 was canceled because of snow and cold, riders and sport directors are frustrated with how it all played out.

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Tirreno-Adriatico begins with a team time trial, and BMC delivers an impressive win, putting Daniel Oss into the blue leader's jersey.

Paris-Nice stage 3 is cancelled, so riders hop into cars, start a snowball fight, and try to make the best of things.

BMC Racing off to a hot start in Tirreno-Adriatico with team time trial win. Oss takes GC lead.

Paris-Nice riders appreciate that organizers were willing to cancel a snowy stage 3 but wonder why there wasn't a back-up plan.

BMC roars into the first day of Tirreno, positioning its GC leader, Tejay van Garderen ahead of rivals Nibali, Valverde, and Pinot.

BMC Racing, Cannondale, Trek-Segafredo, and IAM Cycling make up the list of 12 squads that were announced Wednesday.

The victory puts Daniel Oss in the blue leader's jersey heading into Thursday's second stage.

Paris-Nice organizers are forced to cancel stage 3 mid-race due to snowy conditions, crashes, and cold weather.

The 2012 world champion has a respiratory infection and wants to rest up for Milano-Sanremo on March 19.

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Lennard Zinn answers questions about tubulars, how to mix and match 10- and 11-speed parts, plus more thoughts on kit tailoring.

Nacer Bouhanni and Michael Matthews tangle in controversial sprint, and Matthews wins by jury decision, keeps GC lead.

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A complete photo sequence of Tuesday's controversial sprint finish at Paris-Nice.

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Tejay van Garderen has never won a European stage race, but he says he's ready to change that at Tirreno-Adriatico.

Nacer Bouhanni and Michael Matthews bump and nearly crash in the Paris-Nice stage 2 sprint. Jury awards stage to the Aussie.

Thinking ahead to spring riding? Lennard Zinn has a simple checklist to make sure your bike is ready to ride.

The race was first contested in 1911 and it will return to the racing calendar in 2018 following a nine-year break.

If you’re a serious racer and want to own just one bike that climbs as well as it weaves through peloton traffic, this is it.

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Neal Karlinsky considers the post-race second-guessing that we all suffer after a tough day in the saddle.

The Paris-Nice peloton endures a cold day in the saddle, punctuated by tricky dirt road sectors.

Tom Boonen may have been complaining about the cold in Paris-Nice Monday, but his form is heating up for the classics.

Strade Bianche was the first race the inaugural Women's WorldTour, and it started the 2016 season with a bang.