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Richie Porte will be back in a supporting role at the Tour de France for team Sky if all goes to plan

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Milan-San Remo winner putting a sharp tip on his pre-Tour form at the Dauphine

George Hincapie is testing an integrated-brake prototype at the Dauphiné

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George Hincapie rode a new, unreleased BMC aero road frame on Tuesday in France

Premature aging is NOT a necessary consequence of being a cyclist. Here are suggestions for your skin for when you're "out there"

Edvald Boasson Hagen wins the Dauphine's sprint stage

The fruit of the story tree must be eaten, even if some manufacturers would rather it rot on the ground, waiting for harvest

Evans looks ahead to Dauphine and Tour de France time trials and says the former will be won or lost against the clock on Thursday

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Lennard Zinn defends his stance on bike weight from previous columns

Daniel Moreno reaped the awards of his hard work in the Giro d'Italia with a win today in the Criterium du Dauphine

Samuel Sánchez has two months left to roll his his gold-medal-inspired Orbea Orca before his defense in London

Spaniard takes uphill sprint while Wiggins and Evans finish in the bunch

Irish climber crashes hard at the Dauphiné, jeopardizing yet another Tour start

Former Giro mountains jersey winner is back from his blowout at Omega Pharma and aiming for a shot at polka dots in July

Norwegian former world champion recovering from viral infection that plagued him during his spring campaign

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Andy Schleck says recent reports of tension at RadioShack are overblown; Bruyneel searches for answers after stage 1 time loss

Spotted at the start of the Dauphine's first stage, the new Trek Madone 7 features integrated brakes and Kamm-tail aero shapes

Sicilian confirms split with Liquigas, but is focused on the Tour de France

Evans fires first shot in Tour de France build-up with stage win

Euskaltel leader continues despite hard crash in stage 1 of key tune-up for the Tour de France

Omega Pharma director, Brian Holm says a TT win for Martin is bigger than 11th overall at the Tour and the German will focus on winning stages in July

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Images from the TD Bank Philadelphia International Championship and Liberty Classic

1. Alexander SEREBRYAKOV, Team Type 1-Sanofi, in 4:32:06 2. Aldo Ino ILESIC, Team Type 1-Sanofi, at s.t. 3. Fred RODRIGUEZ, Exergy, at s.t. 4. Daniele COLLI, Team Type 1-Sanofi, at s.t. 5. John MURPHY, Kenda-5-hour Energy, at s.t.

Serebryakov wins bunch sprint after late breakaway neutralized

1. Ina TEUTENBERG , Team Specialized-lululemon , at 2:29:08 2. Rochelle GILMORE , Faren Honda Team , at s.t. 3. Giorgia BRONZINI , Diadora-Pasta Zara , at s.t. 4. Leah KIRCHMANN, Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies, at s.t. 5. Joelle NUMAINVILLE, Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategiesat s.t.

German edges closer to Petra Rossner's seven-win mark in Philadelphia

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Jurgen Roelandts solos to rainy win in final stage at Luxembourg

1. John (Jackie) Simes, Jamis-Sutter Home 2. Rudolph Napolitano 3. John Grant, Texas Roadhouse-Motorex 4. Chad Burdzilauskas, Texas Roadhouse-Motorex 5. Rahsaan Bahati, Bahati Foundation-Ca

Aussie neo-pro takes some insight from prologue win as he searches for his place at Orica-GreenEdge

Images from the prologue of the 2012 Critérium du Dauphiné

Sky leader finishes second after training at altitude on 'another planet'

1. Luke DURBRIDGE, Orica-GreenEdge, in 6:39 2. Bradley WIGGINS, Sky, at :01 3. Andriy GRIVKO, Astana, at :02 4. Carlos BARREDO LLAMAZALES, Rabobank, at :02 5. Tony MARTIN, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :04

Orica's Luke Durbridge takes out Dauphine prologue

The cover story form the June 28, 1993 issue of VeloNews details Lance Armstrong's million-dollar attack on the Manayunk Wall

Colleagues honor the backbone of the Philadelphia International Championship before the race's first running without him

After winning Mexican national championships, Jelly Belly's Davila pinning Olympic hopes on good result in Philly

In an in-depth interview, Christian Vande Velde takes VeloNews behind the curtain of his roommate Ryder Hesjedal's ride into pink

Jumping clear in a three-man break, Wout Poels wins stage 3 at Luxembourg tour, while Fuglsang takes GC lead

Defending Olympic road race champ Samuel Sanchez has been given the official nod to defend in London

Lechance laps field with five-man break, takes sprint at inaugural Lake Bluff crit near Chicago; Gorry wins women's

Michael Chauner has been to every International Cycling Championship in Philly, and raced in one - he's back this year with high hopes

Fewer big-name riders and a shorter course hasn't sapped UnitedHealthcare's determination to put a rider atop the podium in Philly

Spy offers an attractive package that stand out from the rest of the group ride

Greipel wins second straight Tour of Luxembourg stage, with a sprint victory on stage 2 Friday; Jimmy Engoulvent keeps overall lead

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After an up-and-down spring, Tour champ Cadel Evans will ride the Dauphine to build his fitness and confidence before Tour defense

Next week's Dauphiné will be a proving ground for many Tour hopefuls with a shorter but similar course

Critical CRITS Series points are up for grabs in Friday's inaugural Lake Bluff Twilight Criterium race; Debbie Milne pursues title alone

NewsWire: USA Pro Cycling Challenge may face course change, Christophe Kern back on form prepared to help team leaders, the social media of cycling

In an excerpt from the July 12, 1985 issue of Velo-News, Cheryl Lindstrom recounts the first CoreStates Professional Championship in Philadelphia

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Judy Freeman's Olympic bid was a hard dream to let go of — and the battle cost her a tooth — but the other side isn't as bad as it looked

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Defending Colorado and Utah titles top goals for summer after broken leg

Judy Freeman's Olympic bid was a hard dream to let go of — and the battle cost her a tooth — but the other side isn't too bad

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We detail the all-new, 11-speed Dura-Ace 9000 mechanical and 9070 Di2 electronic groups

A peek inside the official North American guide to the 2012 Tour de France

Nick Legan answers reader questions on replacing worn rims, a unique chain holder for bike washing and aero whiskers

Valverde, Cobo set to lead Spanish squad in July after two-week training camp

U.S. road champ Timmy Duggan set a PR of 6.4 W/kg for 10 minutes on the final climb of Paris Mountain during his title ride on Monday

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We profile the Cervélo P5 that Ryder Hesjedal rode to overall victory in the 2012 Giro d'Italia

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Nick Legan will toe the line at Dirty Kanza 200 this Saturday: Here's a look at the bike he's put together for the grueling race

Bruyneel hoping to shock RadioShack into results; Cancellara has work to do; Zomegnan critical of 95th Giro; Reijnen recaps third-place national championships ride

Willow had logged lots of chamois miles, and knows about keeping your most sensitive subjects happy, healthy and chafe-free

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Amber Neben checks in after her Specialized-lululemon team taught stage-racing class at the Exergy Tour over Memorial Day weekend

Lennard Zinn test rode the EPS aero-bar shifters and brake levers and shares what he learned, including diagnosing and adjusting the system

Merckx, Sportwereld weigh in on De Gendt; free Olympic road race viewing recommendations; Wegelius thanks Garmin co-workers for Hesjedal's Giro title; Gilbert comes up short

Timmy Duggan and Ted King received no support, as usual, from their Liquigas team at the U.S. national championships — and pulled though for an emotional win

Thrice second, Andy Schleck inherits yellow