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Alessandro Petacchi using Tour Down Under as springboard to Milan-San Remo
The veteran Italian confirmed he will race in the WorldTour season debut in what's part of an early-season racing schedule designed to arrive at Milan-San Remo in winning form.
Sánchez aims for Tour podium over Olympic repeat
Samuel Sánchez says he will focus on a run at the Tour de France podium rather than another gold medal
Learn to make Allen Lim’s famous rice cakes, oatmeal, beet juice, and fried rice
The final installment of "The Feed Zone Cookbook" video series
Learn to make Allen Lim’s famous rice cakes
A new perspective on energy bars
A Holiday of Rest and Heckles
Georgia Gould shares her secrets for knowing when you've pushed your off-season too far
From the pages of Velo: The 2011 Velo Awards — Stage Racer of the Year
A lot of people thought the sun was setting on Cadel Evans, who was looking to become cycling’s latest bridesmaid
Saddlegate, revisited: UCI clarifies horizontal saddle rule and bans aero bottles
UCI clarifies level-saddle ruling, adds water bottle regulation
‘La crisis’ hits Spanish peloton
The recent collapse of the Geox-TMC squad underscores a deeper malaise gripping Spanish cycling that sees dozens of professionals facing 2012 without contracts
Must Reads: Alexander Vinokourov to lead Astana at 2012 Tour de Langkawi; USA Cycling Development Foundation awards scholarships
Alexander Vinokourov will lead the Astana team during the 2012 Tour de Langkawi. And the USA Cycling Development Foundation has recognized four student athletes with the annual John Stenner and Joshua Kuck Memorial Scholarships
Alberto Contador should learn fate in mid-January 2012, says Court of Arbitration for Sport
The Court of Arbitration for Sport's general secretary, Matthieu Reeb, says the CAS decision in Alberto Contador's clenbuterol case should be forthcoming in mid-January.
From the pages of Velo: The 2011 Velo Awards — Most Dramatic Day of Racing
The final summit finish of this year’s Tour, at L’Alpe d’Huez, delivered what the Tourmalet summit finish failed to deliver in 2010 — drama and suspense.
Mauricio Soler returns to Colombia to continue recovery from Tour de Suisse crash
Mauricio Soler, the Colombian climber who suffered traumatic head injuries in a crash during this summer's Tour de Suisse, returned home this week after a long recovery that leaves his cycling future in serious doubt.
Edvald Boasson Hagen cuts 3-year deal with Team Sky
Edvald Boasson Hagen will remain in a Team Sky jersey for three more seasons.
What You Missed This Morning Christmas Competition
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The Soigneur Diaries
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Brunswick CC Tuesday Track & Christmas Handicaps – 20 Dec 2012
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Wrenched & Ridden: ’Cross stoppers from Campagnolo and Shimano
Nick Legan and Lennard Zinn review a pair of late-season offerings from Campagnolo and Shimano.
Must Reads: Stuart O’Grady targets Australian road nationals; Dario Cioni stops racing, joins Sky staff; Garmin-Cervélo short on YouTube
Stuart O'Grady's heading back to the Aussie road nats with new team GreenEdge. And Dario Cioni is no longer racing for Sky, but he's sticking with them in a communications role.
Technical FAQ with Lennard Zinn: Cyclometer on ’cross bike; removing sealant from tubulars; shifting on a Roubaix
Computers on ’cross bikes, sucking up old sealant and shifting on a 2011 Roubaix SL3.
From the pages of Velo: the 2011 Velo Awards — Domestic Ride of the Year
Domestique Matt Busche pips veteran and hometown favorite George Hincapie to win the USA Cycling Professional National Championships.
Katusha won’t offer Alexander Kolobnev a contract for 2012
Katusha has declined to extend Alexander Kolobnev's contract for 2012 following his positive doping test during this year's Tour de France.
Geelong CC Eastern Gardens Criteriums – 18 Dec 2011
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GreenEdge’s Matt Goss is a man on a mission: Beat former teammate Mark Cavendish
This season, the much anticipated teammates-turned-foes clash between Mark Cavendish and André Greipel never really eventuated. But in 2012, as Matthew Goss steps out of Cavendish’s shadow to stake his claim as leader of GreenEdge, things could be very different.
Must Reads: Phinney eyes 2012 USA Pro Cycling Challenge; Henderson looks toward Tour de France
Taylor Phinney's eager to make the U.S. team for the London Games, but he wouldn't mind racing the USA Pro Cycling CHallenge, either. Meanwhile, Greg Henderson has joined old friend André Greipel at Lotto Belisol, hoping to get his ticket punched for the Tour de France.
From the pages of Velo: the 2011 Velo Awards — Technical innovation and technical blunder of the year
From Velo's 24th annual awards issue, we present the Technical Innovation — and the Technical Blunder — of 2011.
Northern Vets Merle Jamieson Christmas Handicap – 18 Dec 2011
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Sven Nys wins round 4 of 2011 UCI World Cup in Namur
Sven Nys bounced back from Saturday's DNF to win a two-man battle with Niels Albert and take the lead in the UCI World Cup on Sunday at Namur.
Marianne Vos wins round 4 of 2011 UCI World Cup in Namur
World champion Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) won round four of the UCI World Cup on Sunday in Namur.
Women’s Grand Prix Round 1 – 17 Dec 2011
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SKCC Criterium Racing – Race 2 Bikeforce Points Series
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Carnegie Caulfield Cycling Club – Lorraine & Ike Collings Memorial Crits
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Melbourne Cup on Wheels & Australian Madison
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Bart Wellens wins 2011 GVA Trofee GP Rouwmoer at Essen
Fortune finally smiled on Bart Wellens at a spectacularly muddy GVA Trofee Essen on Saturday.
Coburg Cycling Club – National Boulevard Criterium
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2011 Australian Omnium Championships
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Begin race day with chef Biju’s oatmeal
Chef Biju's oatmeal will soon be the only thing you will want in the morning
A Chat with Project 1T4i riders Marcel Kittel, Tom Veelers and Tom Stamsnijder
“It’s always a progress,” Kittel says
BMC Racing’s full 2012 roster unveiled
BMC Racing’s full 2012 roster unveiled
GreenEdge announces sports directors for inaugural season
GreenEdge hopes for a successful inaugural year with the support of these six sports directors
Track Olympic long team announced
Eight men and 11 women are in the running for the U.S. Olympic team
Ask Nick: Derailleur installation, indoor maintenance, cassette adjustments
Careful rear derailleur installation, maintaining a bike for indoor riding, adjusting your cassette rather than your derailleur
Jeannie Longo will face no sanctions despite missing 3 random doping tests
French anti-doping chiefs have confirmed that national cycling icon Jeannie Longo will face no charges despite missing three random doping tests in the space of 18 months.
A day at the San Diego low speed wind tunnel with Felt and Project 1T4i
The Project 1t4i team (the 2012 incarnation of the Dutch Skil-Shimano Pro Continental squad) is in San Diego for two weeks of training and wind tunnel testing
The lost sole: why cyclists should pay more attention to their feet
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Cycling NSW Media Release – Santos North Western Tour
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2012 SRAM Tour of the Gila added to UCI America Tour
The category 2.2 SRAM Tour of the Gila, scheduled May 2-6 in and around Silver City, New Mexico, will provide a final tune-up for racers bound for the Amgen Tour of California May 13-20.
With GreenEdge, Svein Tuft is finally where he wants to be
The decision to leave SpiderTech-C-10 and sign with GreenEdge "was pretty simple,” says Svein Tuft. “To have the opportunity to ride again at the WorldTour level, it’s pretty much a dream for me for the latter years of my cycling career."
The Torqued Wrench: Disc brakes, coming soon to a drop bar near you
The Torqued Wrench is a new column from VeloNews.com tech writer Caley Fretz. Today's topic: disc brakes on the road.
Technical FAQ with Lennard Zinn: Chain wear, shifting issues and powder coating
Lennard Zinn changes his chains early and often, and as for powder-coating a Felt F50: Don't do it!
CCCC Sandown Twilight Criteriums – 13 Dec 2011
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The Madison – Part Of Australia’s Cycling Heritage
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From the pages of Velo: Tech Talk with Lennard Zinn: Gear for the hardman
Lennard Zinn presents a few must-have items for the hardmen of cycling.
USA Cycling announces 16 U.S.-based, UCI-registered teams for 2012
The United States will field 14 UCI-registered pro men's teams and two women's squads in 2012.
Bikes Of The Bunch – ’73 Bianchi Restoration
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Geox-TMC absent as UCI announces list of 22 Professional Continental teams for 2012
Geox-TMC did not make the cut as the UCI announced its final list of 22 UCI Professional Continental teams on Monday.
Roman Kreuziger to skip ITT-heavy 2012 Tour de France, focus on Giro d’Italia
Astana's Roman Kreuziger announced on Monday he would skip next year's Tour de France due to the number of time trials featuring on the route.
Denis Menchov to race for Katusha in 2012
Russian Denis Menchov will race for the Katusha team from next season, moving from the soon-to-be defunct Geox-TMC squad, his new WorldTour team announced Monday.
Geelong CC Summer Criterium Series Round 4 – 10 Dec 2011
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Geelong MTB Club Gazebo Series Round 1 – 10 Dec 2011
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Jeremy Powers doubles down in Bend en route to wrapping up 2011 Exergy U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross crown
Jeremy Powers (Rapha-Focus) wrapped up a weekend of winning in Bend on Sunday, taking the final race of the Deschutes Brewery Cup weekend and taking home the 2011 Exergy U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross title.
Katerina Nash does the double in Bend, taking home Exergy U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross crown
Katerina Nash (Luna) did the double in Bend, sweeping the Deschutes Brewery Cup weekend and taking home the 2011 Exergy U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross title.
Sven Nys wins 2011 Vlaamse Druivencross in Overijse
Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet) won a thriller on Sunday at the Vlaamse Druivencross in Overijse.
CCCC Glenvale Criteriums – 11 Dec 2011
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Katie Compton wins 2011 Vlaamse Druivencross
Katie Compton (Rabobank-Giant) won her second race of the weekend on Sunday, taking a muddy Vlaamse Druivencross in Overijse.
SKCC South Melbourne Criteriums – 11 Dec 2011
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Jeremy Powers edges Tim Johnson for day 1 of the 2011 Deschutes Brewery Cup in Bend
Former teammates Jeremy Powers (Rapha-Focus) and Tim Johnson (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) fought a battle royal at day one of the Deschutes Brewery Cup, with Powers taking the victory on Saturday in Bend, Oregon.
GreenEdge, 1st Australian team to make WorldTour, debuts in Melbourne
GreenEdge, the first-ever Australian team to be granted a WorldTour license, was introduced to the public on Saturday in Melbourne.
Sven Nys wins 2011 Fidea Scheldecross
Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet) soloed to victory in the Fidea Scheldecross Antwerp on Saturday.
Katie Compton wins 2011 Fidea Scheldecross Antwerp
Katie Compton (Rabobank-Giant) fought her way back from a pair of early mechanicals to win the Fidea Scheldecross Antwerp on Saturday.
Coburg CC National Boulevard Criterium – 10 Dec 2011
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The favorite recovery meal at the Tour
Watch this week's video to learn Lim's fried rice recipe that is a favorite for immediate recovery for Tour riders
Smooth as a baby’s derriére
As a cyclist shaving your legs is a right of passage. For men, it’s a commitment to your sport
2012 USA Pro Challenge: It will go down to the wire
Leipheimer will have a hard time defending his title against fellow Americans
Drama a focus, USA Pro Challenge may include summit finish in 2012
“We tried to set up the whole course so that it provides a good experience for the fans and they can visit more than one stage”
2012 USA Pro Cycling Challenge will add Boulder, Durango to route
The 2012 edition of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge will cover some familiar ground and take in some new territory, organizers announced on Thursday.
Where Are They Now – Micheal Wilson
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Clothesline review: Winter weather wonder wears
The best winter gear from Mavic, Rapha, and Pearl Izumi
Ask Nick: Proof that running an 11-32 on Ultegra Di2 is possible
Plus: loud freewheels, how the pros keep their shoes fresh and clean and if pros train fixed in the off-season