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What goes into this team event at the cycling world championships?

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The Guardian reports that Team Sky and British Cycling are investigating forming a development team with Bradley Wiggins as its leader and figurehead

With so many bottom bracket standards being used on the market, what are the pros and cons of each one?

Though he's happy with his team, the German all-rounder knows something must change if he wants to win the Tour's points competition

The Australian joins three other high-profile riders to join the South African-based team

The two-day race is slated to take place at Porto-Vecchio on the Mediterranean island

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Whether you're looking for an aero advantage or extra protection for rough trails, new helmets found at Interbike have you covered

Thor Hushovd, a world champion and green-jersey winner, is retiring on Saturday

Cycling Canada releases roster for the world road championships

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Professors Paul Dimeo and and Verner Møller are skeptical of the current anti-doping system and its effect on cycling and sport

Great Britain brings a squad that relies heavily on talent from team Sky to contest worlds in Spain

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The Belgian puncheur claims a win in Wallonia, showing his form ahead of world championships

Spanish team endeavors to win worlds title in front of home crowd in Ponferrada

Team director Cassani has a variety of options, but he'll likely tap familiar riders to lead Italy in Ponferrada

Logan VonBokel shows us some of the storage options on display at Interbike

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One rider tackles 1,000 kilometers of riding over 21 mountain passes, 69,718 feet of climbing over 53 hours

Matthew Beaudin pays a visit to the development program that helps young Americans learn the sport in Europe

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Movistar extends contract with Valverde for three more years, indicating its faith in the 34-year-old's long-term prospects

America's longest-running road race may cease to exist if it cannot find a new title sponsor

The Vuelta takes a long, hot, and hilly road through Spain, with GC, climbing, and sprinting action throughout

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Lennard Zinn explains how a helmet-mounted heart rate monitor is his favorite option

Two-time defending TTT champions are still confident that their squad has a chance at a three-peat in Ponferrada

Degenkolb, recent winner of four stages at the Vuelta a España, is in the hospital, the result of a festering infection from a crash at the Vuelta

After a successful year, Alison Powers looks to the world championships in Ponferrada, Spain

The Italian failed a test during the Giro d’Italia but has yet to hear the UCI’s decision on his case

The 2012 world champion tries to keep the pressure off him for the September 28 road race in Ponferrada

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After a gritty career, Cadel Evans will retire from professional cycling on February 1

Simon Gerrans shows his late-season form with a pair of wins in Canada, indicating that he will be a rider to watch at worlds

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With the Vuelta in the rearview mirror, the 2015 Tour de France could see an epic clash of the GC titans

The retiring German cyclist will take a run at the hour record aboard a custom Trek Speed Concept bike

Bell wins Saturday, and Kline wins Sunday at the Thompson Bucks County Classic

One of the world's hardest hill climb races is set to offer an $80,000 prize purse in November

Powers is two-for-three in the first week of UCI cyclocross racing, winning Saturday and Sunday in Colorado aboard a new Focus Mares

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The Vuelta wraps up with a short, rainy time trial won by Adriano Malori. Contador cruises to GC victory

1. Simon GERRANS, Orica-GreenEdge, in 5:24:27 2. Rui Alberto FARIA DA COSTA, Lampre-Merida, at :00 3. Tony GALLOPIN, Lotto-Belisol, at :00

Peter Sagan withdrew from the Vuelta in stage 14, but his trainer says he is in a perfect spot to perform well in the world championships

Contador's dramatic Vuelta victory against Chris Froome revives the debate that he is one of the greatest grand tour riders in history

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Both U.S. national champions swept the weekend's UCI cyclocross races in Boulder, Colorado

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Gerrans became the first rider in the event’s five-year history to sweep the Grands Prix Cyclistes Québec et Montréal weekend of WorldTour races

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Results from the final stage of the 2014 Vuelta a España

Alberto Contador confirms his Vuelta a España title as Adriano Malori wins a short, wet final time trial in Santiago de Compostela

Dylan van Baarle finishes with the pack on stage 2 of a two-stage finale to claim the crown in the Tour of Britain

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Despite his success at the Vuelta, the Spanish champion insists he will not join his countrymen in Ponferrada for worlds

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Jeremy Powers cruised to victory at the U.S. Open of Cylcocross in Boulder, Colorado on Saturday

Compton dominates at U.S. Open race, looks to Sunday's Boulder Cup

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The peloton tackles one final hard day of climbing at the Vuelta, and Contador confirms his place in the red leader's jersey

Contador matched Froome's aggression Saturday to win the stage and secure overall victory at the Vuelta with just one stage to go

One final climb remained for two riders who exited the Tour de France with injury, and returned for redemption in Spain

Results from the penultimate stage of the 2014 Vuelta a España

Health problems take their toll on the Sky rider, who started the season with grand tour podium aspirations

Dylan van Baarle third second and takes the race lead with two stages left

The Italian Cycling Federation pulls Rabottini from its world championships squad