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Tour champ pledges allegiance to Belgian teammates for the hilly classics

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The court of public opinion is fickle when it comes to convicted dopers. In Part II of a three-part series, we talk to cycling personalities about what drives acceptance in the public eye

Friday the 13th brought good luck to Manuel Cardoso, who delivered a big win in Friday’s opener at the Vuelta a Castilla y León

Canadian levels on a quiet spring and being patient ahead of the hilly classics and a run at the Giro overall

Examinations reveal shoulder blade, upper arm fractures for world time trial champ following training crash

Vanendert learning to race at the front; Nuyens out of Turkey; Rabo protects six in Ardennes; Kroon gunning for Amstel Gold

Three-time world champ hopes to cap strong spring campaign with a win atop the Cauberg on Sunday

Public opinion is fickle regarding convicted dopers. In Part II of three, we talk to cycling personalities about gaining acceptance

World, Tour champs headed for Switzerland ahead of season objectives

Cobo, Klöden among top names for Friday’s start; American Jamis-Sutter Home team will make European debut

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Also: draining water from rims

Amstel, Liège are top goals for GreenEdge sensation

Defending champion says he doesn't expect to be in the front, but feels no pressure from BMC Racing brass

Omega Pharma rider likely to face surgery to repair fractured cheek bone

Two top favorites suffer hard crashes at Brabantse Pijl

The court of public opinion is fickle when it comes to convicted dopers. In Part I of a three-part series, we talk to cycling personalities about what drives acceptance in the public eye

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Company cites complex design requirements in fourth release delay

Cobbled classics king will skip Ardennes opener with foot pain

Thomas Voeckler piloted his Colnago C59 to eighth at the Tour of Flanders and a win on Wednesday at De Brabantse Pijl

Frenchman wins Ardennes prelude with bold solo attack

Virus wiped out the early season for 2009 Liège winner

The UCI should rewrite the technical rulebook to free up innovation and benefit riders, manufacturers and fans

Liquigas, BMC Racing headline initial list of 2012 teams for the Tour of Utah

2010 Tour Down Under champ removes name from team pursuit chase at London Games

Startlist for the 2012 Giro d'Italia

2010 Tour de France champion Andy Schleck will race Brabantse Pijl as preparation for next week’s Ardennes classics

Previous winners of the Giro d'Italia

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Northwave’s new Extreme shoe line offers up impressively low weight, near-seamless uppers, multiple closure options and an innovative three and four-bolt-compatible sole

Sébastien Turgot had the ride of his career on the same day that 1997 winner Frédéric Guesdon competed at Roubaix for the final time

Lennard shows why it’s important to be mindful when cleaning your tires on the run and recommends tires for big guys

American cobbles protegé says he rides cobbles stronger than paved roads

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With seven monument wins on the pavé and two Flanders-Roubaix doubles, the numbers say Boonen is tops in the northern classics

Hammer outlines where she thinks she can improve between now and London

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The Velo tech crew tested four aero road frames on the road, in a wind tunnel, and with our purpose-built torsional stiffness test. Pick up the May issue to find out which was best, available now.

Flecha thrilled with top-10 result after broken hand, but strongest team in the chase fell flat in Roubaix

Team chairman Doug Ellis bullish on Belgian's Roubaix title defense

Farnese Vini director looks to the sky with disappointment

Ballan emerges to save the day for star-packed super team

Pozzato, Bennati among 83 riders not finishing the 2012 Paris-Roubaix

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Frenchman won the race in 1997 and retired in the infield 15 years later

Choosing wheels, tires, pressures and sealant for Paris-Roubaix is contentious business

Tommeke ties De Vlaeminck's all-time wins record with brash solo effort

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Nick Legan details Tom Boonen's new Specialized Roubaix for the 2012 Paris-Roubaix

Hincapie and Geusdon can set a new longetivity record with finishes in Roubaix on Sunday

The Mavic neutral support crew will run four motorbikes on the course at the 2012 Paris-Roubaix

Sanchez put down a perfect ride to claim the GC at Vuelta al Pais Vasco

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Previous winner Stuart O'Grady will lead GreenEdge aboard a Scott CR1 at the 2012 Paris-Roubaix

Pozzoto has been fighting back since he broke his collarbone in the Tour of Qatar in February.

IOC and UCI’s idea of having regional champions compete against one another will backfire

Intense rivalry like the Aussies and Brits have on the track is what pushes athletes "beyond the limits we put on ourselves"

Taylor Phinney won Paris-Roubaix twice as a U23 rider

Tommeke says Omega Pharma has to make its own race on Sunday

The 2011 winner is feeling surprisingly little pressure as he prepares for Sunday’s “Hell of the North”

Jamie Staff muses on missing the cut in the team sprint on Wednesday, which effectively ruled the United States out of the event in London

Joaquím Rodríguez won his second straight stage to carry the race leader’s jersey into Saturday’s individual time trial; Horner, Martin cede more time

Thomas Dekker (Garmin-Barracuda) scored his first victory since his comeback from a two-year doping ban in the fifth and final stage at the Circuit de la Sarthe in France.

German ace Marcel Kittel will get his wish to try to win a stage inthe Tour de France after his Argos-Shimano team on Friday joined three French squads as four wildcard selections

Garmin-Barracuda and GreenEdge riders were among those taking a final look at the 2012 Paris-Roubaix parcours on Friday

Vacansoleil leader is second team rider to scratch in run-up to the “Queen of the Classics”

After medal disappointment, riders and staff look for answers four months out from London

Italian sprinter withdraws from track worlds with hairline fracture

From the favorites talking about their chances to race maps and start lists, it's all here for "The Hell of the North"

Embattled Italian aiming to pay back BMC Racing for three tough years with Roubaix win

Day two of the 2012 UCI track world championships, through the lends of Casey B. Gibson

American should not require surgery, looks to Tour de France and Olympics

Great Britain sets new mark in team pursuit, but Meares leaves no doubt in sprint qualifying. All this before a 34-year-old becomes a four-time kilo champ

Stannard says he doesn’t remember much from the winning breakaway at the miserable 2010 Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne

Tech editor Nick Legan looks at Edvald Boasson Hagen's 2012 Paris-Roubaix bike, and the modified Team Sky Jaguars