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Sylvain Chavanel will race the time trial but not the road race at the world championships next week

Former Tour de France champion pulls on the leader's jersey after stage 3 victory

Three new riders ink deals and six veterans re-sign with the UCI Pro Continental squad

The Spanish grand tour has become unfriendly to sprinters because of the challenging profile

Standing in rising flood waters, The Torqued Wrench thinks about suffering and urges you to do so on your bike today

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Colorado-based power meter brand expands line with three new offerings

Athertons lead downhill standings with one stop remaining

Details of the 2014 route leak ahead of Las Vegas stage announcement

Doping authorities say communication lag between Spain and the U.S. led to Horner's missed test

German takes stage 2 sprint, overall lead ahead of Tuesday's time trial

Trek hopes to know Chris Horner's future later this week

New England series open in Williston, Vermont

Sagan finished 10th two days earlier in the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec

Fifty-nine riders withdraw before Sunday's final stage, including American Evelyn Stevens

The RadioShack rider allegedly notified drug testers he was staying at a different hotel to be with his wife Sunday night

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Scenes from the final day of racing at the Vuelta a Espana, which saw Chris Horner win the overall title

1. Peter SAGAN, Cannondale, in 5:20:07 2. Simone PONZI, Astana, at :04 3. Ryder HESJEDAL, Garmin-Sharp, at :04

The 41-year-old is facing hurdles because of his age and high asking price

Canadian favorite Ryder Hesjedal finishes third on the day

Chris Horner defied his age (41) to win the Vuelta on what he called a course “tailor-made” for him

The Cannondale rider beats Petacchi, Ciolek in a tight finish

1. Michael MATTHEWS, Orica-GreenEdge, in 2:44:00 2. Tyler FARRAR, Garmin-Sharp, at :00 3. Nikias ARNDT, Argos-Shimano, at :00

The 41-year-old American makes history by winning the Vuelta in Madrid on Sunday

Americans finish 1-2 in the men's race, which took place in Redmond, Washington

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Heading into GP Montréal, some riders were looking for a second chance on the climber-friendly course.

The British Cycling chief is courting votes in Africa and says Asia is not a lock for the incumbent

Graham Watson captures the action on the Angliru in stage 20 of the 2013 Vuelta a España

Barring disaster, Horner will become the oldest rider in history to win a grand tour. And he's not about to retire to that rocking chair just yet.

For one rider, a victory helped salvaged a disappointing season. For another, standing on the podium was little consolation.

Results from stage 20 of the 2013 Vuelta a España

The race leader survives a flurry of attacks from Nibali and then simply rides away from his spent rival to take second on the day

Casey B. Gibson shoots the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec

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Joaquim Rodríguez jumps to a solo win and Chris Horner takes back red at Alto Naranco

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Spain's hardest climb stands between RadioShack's Chris Horner and overall victory at the 68th Vuelta a España.

RadioShack staff speak out against those who doubt the 41-year-old Vuelta leader's performance in Spain

Dutchman takes victory after Peter Sagan falls short in final sprint

Results from stage 19 of the 2013 Vuelta a España

The American puts out some impressive numbers on the race's steep climbs

American drops Vincenzo Nibali to take the overall lead with one day in the mountains remaining at the Vuelta a España

Mythical mountain returns to the Giro for the final climbing test of the 2014 race

The Italian is a threat to earn a spot on the podium at the September 25 race in Florence

The pair is penciled in as key support riders for Vincenzo Nibali's Tour de France bid next summer

Capo's latest offering kept our core dry during a race in the mid-90s with lots of humidity

A few remaining spots on the roster will be filled in the coming days

The American overcomes a painful saddle sore and is poised to ride into Madrid on Sunday

Current president Pat McQuaid and his challenger Brian Cookson have been locked in a fierce campaign all summer

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Chris Horner continued to shock and awe his rivals at the Vuelta a España, and all but staked his claim for victory in the Spanish tour

Lance Armstrong has returned his bronze Olympic time trial medal to the U.S. Olympic Committee

DIY electronics brand tears the ICEdot down and examines the guts of the sensor

The racing at the Vuelta heats up on Peña Cabarga, with Vasil Kiryienka rolling to a solo win and Vincenzo Nibali nearly losing red

Colorado-based 29er builder offers up its first drop bar model

Loose water bottle bosses rattling on your frame? Try this trick and you may avoid having a new rivnut installed

Results from stage 18 of the 2013 Vuelta a España

American attacks again, but Nibali defends the overall lead in the first of three mountain showdowns

American part of new-look Garmin for 2014

The two Canadian races, which feature strong fields, are slated for Friday and Sunday

The official list of riders that will start Friday's Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec

The U.S. mountain biker talks about her performance at the recent world championships in South Africa

Horner started Thursday's stage 28 seconds behind race leader Vincenzo Nibali

Former Sky general manager Sean Yates says Wiggins was upset after teammate Chris Froome attacked at the end of stage 11

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Bauke Mollema catches a wind-battered field off-guard and steals one from the sprinters with a 900-meter sprint victory

Results from stage 17 of the 2013 Vuelta a España

Dutchman flips the script with an attack in the final kilometer to take his first grand tour stage win

Canadian announces his retirement at the end of his most successful season to date

Judge cites value of First Amendment in denying plaintiffs' claim against Armstrong, Random House, Thomas Weisel, and Bill Stapleton

UCI president is pushing a new proposal to reshape how professional road teams are managed

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