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The Etixx-Quick-Step boss says his squad will continue to be strong in the classics when Tom Boonen retires, possibly at the end of 2016.

Marcel Kittel was the sprinter of reference last year, but where did he go in 2015?

Rohan Dennis snatched a USA Pro Challenge win from teammate Brent Bookwalter, earning him this not-so-honorable honor.

Toms Skujins and Lauren Stephens are named domestic riders of the year after impressive performances in U.S. races.

Velocio Superfly women's bibs win a prize for offering an easy way for female riders to take a nature break while out riding.

Vincenzo Nibali's infamous tow in the Vuelta a Espana earns him the Park 'n' Ride Award, a creative — but illegal — race tactic.

The 22-year-old Swiss rider is a promising young talent who grabbed two wins during the 2015 season, his rookie year in the pro ranks.

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Mathieu van der Poel's flurry of last-lap surges leads to victory in Diegem as Ellen Van Loy hits her stride in the women's race

Luca Paolini blames an addiction to sleeping pills for his use of cocaine, for which he tested positive during the Tour de France

Motos were the greatest hazards of the 2015 season after taking out numerous prominent riders, such as Peter Sagan and Greg Van Avermaet.

The Paris-Roubaix peloton wins this award for its risky crossing of a high-speed train track after the barriers had come down.

Six days after winning in Namur, Mathieu van der Poel powers to another World Cup victory in Heusden-Zolder

Sanne Cant rides to her second World Cup victory of the season in Heusden-Zolder ahead of Katie Compton

Trek's move to sell direct to consumers via the Internet was a major change in how it does business.

Australian Michael Matthews may take new approach to Tour de France after two straight years of frustration and injuries

Cycling's governing body unveils a rolling ranking system that will take into account results from across the cycling calendar

Matt Brammeier tweets a photo of some new equipment during a training ride in Belgium

Cycling is all about the elements, and for this award, we found four races that subjected riders to fire, wind, water, and earth.

If it ain't broke: Giant-Alpecin and Liv-Plantur debut mostly unchanged look for 2016

Art's Cyclery delves into the art of repair stand selection

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Etixx-Quick-Step wins this dubious honor after missing out on a race win at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, despite having a three-man advantage.

Will we ever be able to applaud the bike industry for creating a truly standard bottom bracket standard? We hope so, just not yet.

Trek-Segafredo's three new North American additions will debut in 2016 at the Santos Tour Down Under.

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Jean-Christophe Péraud suffered a terrible crash in the Tour de France, but he persevered to finish the race, showing his true grit.

Rival teams come to blows in the Vuelta a Costa Rica, sending two riders to the hospital after controversy over the weekend.

The UCI's 6.8kg rule is going to change, which means bicycle designs will change, too. What does it mean for discs in the pro peloton?

Tom Dumoulin shocked the GC heavies with a brilliant ride at the Vuelta a Espana, winning him the Surprise of the Year award.

Cannondale's new SuperSix is Road Bike of the Year, thanks to its amazing performance and handling. Trek wins Bike Design of the Year award.

ASO announces Düsseldorf will host the grand depart of the 2017 edition of the Tour, marking the first German start since 1987.

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The Pro Continental team of all diabetics will make its UCI WorldTour stage race debut at the Tour of Poland next summer.

The CPA riders union is taking the middle ground in the spat between cycling's governing body and the sport's biggest race organizer.

RCS Mediagroup unveils a three-year plan that it hopes will strengthen its business, which includes keeping its lineup of 10 cycling races.

The Tour de France is a formidable weapon in ASO's power struggle with the UCI and its WorldTeams, says Cannondale boss Jonathan Vaughters.

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The world champion uncorks a stellar final lap to win the UCI World Cup round at the citadel of Namur

Nikki Harris won the fourth round of the UCI World Cup series in Namur

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Team Tinkoff debuts an updated look for the coming season

Wout Van Aert takes the win at Scheldecross Antwerp ahead of Mathieu van der Poel and Lars van der Haar

Sanne Cant earns her second Bpost Bank Trofee series win of the season at Scheldecross in Antwerp

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USA Cycling names 15 men and women to be considered for the Rio Olympics track cycling team.

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With Segafredo sponsoring Trek for the next three years, team officials have more bargaining power as they search for another classics king.

Kristen Legan discusses some of the latest tech news, from helmets with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to a moldable fender.

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Broadcaster will be the U.S. home of Vuelta coverage through 2023 after it posted its best year ever, in terms of viewership, in 2015.

Is your frame ready for a new headset? Art's Cyclery explains how to press new cups into your frame — don't worry, it's not that hard!

If you've ever been covered in diesel smoke by a truck while out on a ride, you need to read this story about why it's actually illegal.

The Swiss star will retire at the end of next season, a campaign during which he hopes to win a monument and lead the Giro d'Italia.

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