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2017 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards – the best of week 5
After five amazing weeks, entries to the 2017 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards closed today. We've been left awestruck by over 1,200 incredible images, from photographers in 33 countries. It's now over to our panel of judges - but first, our highlights from this week.
The Week in Tech: Transition Sentinel sheds pounds, new SRAM brakes
Transition offers a Sentinel trail bike in carbon fiber, Wahoo has a forearm-mounted heart rate monitor, and much more.
Katrin Garfoot in class of her own in third Australian time trial title win
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When the Crack Begins to Show
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Team Sunweb implements independent anti-doping program
Team Sunweb confirmed the details of an extensive anti-doping program that will run independently of the UCI's checks.
Valverde’s comeback begins in Mallorca
Alejandro Valverde's recovery from a catastrophic knee injury has gone flawlessly. Now he's ready to return to racing — and win.
Zipp 454 NSW carbon clincher wheelset review: stability inspired by whales
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Domestic peloton update: 2018 men’s transfers
Here's a detailed guide to the North American men's pro cycling teams and rider transfers ahead of the 2018 season.
Ranked second in the world, Kaitie Keough ready to challenge Compton’s US cyclocross reign
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VN podcast, ep. 64: The big stories of 2018; religion in cycling
We examine the key stories to watch in 2018: Sagan vs. Van Avermaet, Froome's Salbutamol scandal, and much more.
CyclingTips Podcast: The 2017 CyclingTips tech awards
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VN Show: Why we’re watching Sagan, Froome, and Boels Dolmans in 2018
What are the biggest storylines heading into the 2018 cycling season?
Six ways to make your base training better
There is still a place for the long ride in your training regimen. Here are some tricks to help you find time to fit them in.
Aru’s Italian national jersey sparks debate
Team managers must balance the demands of their sponsors with showcasing riders' home colors when they win national championships.
Winter Gear Guide: Episode 5 – Cervelo, Voler, Parlee, NORCO, Feedback
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Preview our Massive Double Gear Guide Issue!
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Black magic: How carbon fibre bicycle frames are made
How exactly is carbon fibre used to make a frame? What are the different construction methods? Why is the term itself so misleading in the world of cycling? And if the raw materials are the same, why does one frame perform better than another?
Vanmarcke and Urán lead new-look EF team
EF Education First-Drapac saw 10 riders leave for other teams, but the American team keeps two familiar stars at the helm
Kings of the classics prepare for 2018 battles
Peter Sagan, Michal Kwiatkowski, Philippe Gilbert, and Greg Van Avermaet are preparing for another run at the spring classics.
Jensie's Marathon Madness For Cancer
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Diagnosis: How many base miles do you really need?
A young rider is looking to go professional, but he struggles with finding the right amount of zone 2 base training in the off-season.
Gerrans poised to help Porte in Tour de France bid
Simon Gerrans, 37, said his role on BMC Racing will be to help Richie Porte try to win the Tour de France this summer.
Summer of Racing: Turning up the heat for an Australian women’s racing resurgence
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Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards – Young Cyclist Assistance nominations closing soon!
Nominations for the Young Cyclist Assistance fund are now open through the 2017 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards, which will financially support up to three young cyclists with their development.
Katie Compton grabs seventh win of season at GP Sven Nys
The 39-year-old American finished ahead of Annemarie Worst and Maud Kaptheijns in Baal, Belgium.
Col Collective climbs the Mortirolo
Joining the provinces of Sondrio and Brescia in northern Italy, the Passo del Mortirolo is 1,852 meters and just shy of 12km long.
Crash can’t stop van der Poel in Diegem
First-lap misfortunes couldn’t derail Mathieu van der Poel Saturday in the Diegem Superprestige.
Cant conquers Diegem Superprestige
Cant rides to her third straight victory of Kerstperiode holiday series. Ferrand-Prevot finishes alone in second ahead of Kaptheijns.
Gaviria’s Tour aspirations begin in Argentina
Quick-Step's star sprinter Fernando Gaviria will begin his 2018 season at Vuelta a San Juan in Argentina.
Nebraska 3-Way
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2017 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards – the best of week 4
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Mixing road groupsets: what works together and what doesn’t
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Commentary: The comedy, tragedy, and pure circus that was pro cycling in 2017
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UnitedHealthcare confirms men’s roster for 2018
The American-registered squad will kick off its season at the Vuelta a San Juan Internacional in January.
Riccardo Riccò: Better to have doping than motors in cycling
The Italian is serving a 12-year doping ban that expires in 2024.
Memorable moments of women’s cycling in 2017
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Renovo John Day: Wood is for Real
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Report: 2019 Tour de France to start in Brussels
Belgian media outlets have confirmed that the French grand tour will pay homage to Eddy Merckx by starting in his home country.
CyclingTips Podcast: The best (and worst) racers and races of 2017
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Why Disc Brakes will Revolutionize The Bicycle∗
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Why Disc Brakes will Revolutionize The Bicycle*
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VN podcast: Rally riders prep for 2018… no bikes needed
Rally Cycling riders hike, ski, play basketball, and bond with teammates new and old at winter training camp in Colorado.
Landa ready for yellow jersey pursuit at Movistar
The Spaniard said he no longer wants to work for others after two years at Astana and two at Sky.
Shredding the List with Tom Meeusen
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Best Moments of 2017
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Zolder: Van der Poel head and shoulders above the rest
Mathieu van der Poel (Beobank-Corendon) won the seventh round of the Telenet UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Zolder, Belgium on Tuesday.
Ulissi lawyer: ‘Froome could risk a longer ban’
Diego Ulissi's lawyer noted there are key differences between Ulissi's and Chris Froome's cases, that could have an impact on the final outcome.
Zolder: Cant wins fourth World Cup of the season
Sanne Cant (Beobank-Corendon) won the seventh round of the 2017 Telenet UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Zolder, Belgium on Tuesday.
Giant NeosTrack GPS computer review
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The story behind the story: Breaking the news about Froome’s salbutamol case
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Waaslandcross: Van Aert and Brand stand on the top step
Wout van Aert and Lucinda Brand each kicked-off the Kerstperiode of 'cross racing with victories in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium on Saturday.
PELOTON Magazine's Winter Gear Guide: Episode Four
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2017 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards – the best of week 3
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Crossing Boa wires is a thing. But why?
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Rasputitsa
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VeloNews awards 2017: Froome is rider of the year
At face value, Froome's Tour-Vuelta double earns him cyclist of the year award, but time will tell with his pending Salbutamol scandal.
VeloNews awards 2017: Off-road riders — Schurter, Cant, van Aert, van der Poel
Our top off-road riders of 2017 are Nino Schurter, Wout van Aert, Sanne Cant, and Mathieu van der Poel.
VeloNews awards 2017: Best gear of the year
2017 was a great year in tech with new bikes, new accessories, and of course new scandals.
VeloNews awards 2017: Van Avermaet is classics rider of the year
Greg Van Avermaet dominates with four major wins: Paris-Roubaix, Gent-Wevelgem, E3 Harelbeke, and Omloop Het Nieuwsblad.
Purpose and peace: My perfect year of cycling
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‘No stress’ Van Avermaet remains focused on Flanders quest
Greg Van Avermaet's stardom has skyrocketed in recent years, but his humble character has stayed despite the success.
VeloNews awards 2017: Van der Breggen is female cyclist of the year
After winning the Olympic road race in 2016, van der Breggen enjoys the most successful season of her young career.
Dutch Journalist: Dumoulin’s Giro decision will give Dutch cycling a boost
Reports say that Tom Dumoulin will return to the 2018 Giro d'Italia to defend his title.
Cipollini RB1K: Massive Performance, Massive Price Tag
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Fast Talk podcast, ep. 34: Become a climber (even if you live in a flat place)
A listener in Iowa asks if he could become climber. We’ll answer this question and describe ways anyone can improve in the hills.
VeloNews awards 2017: Rivera’s dramatic Tour of Flanders win
Pint-sized sprinter Coryn Rivera becomes the first American, man or woman, to win the Tour of Flanders in a thrilling finale.
Remembering Sharon Laws
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Join us at the 2018 Tour Down Under: Daily rides, carpark climb and more
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The ABCs of awareness: Bontrager’s mission to make cyclists more visible
In interactions between vehicles and cyclists, being seen is all-important. Now, with a weight of research backing them, Bontrager are on a mission to make cyclists more visible.
Oakley EVZero Range vs. Smith Optics Attack Max sunglass review
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The World’s Most Fantastic Flea Market
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VeloNews awards 2017: Giro stage 16 is race of the year
Tom Dumoulin keeps his cool despite untimely bathroom break to save his Giro d’Italia during the epic stage 16 over the Stelvio.
Report: Defending Giro champ Dumoulin will return in 2018
The 2017 Giro d'Italia champion will reportedly return to the Italian grand tour next May and try to win another pink jersey.
Report: French judges open motor cheating inquiry
Two judges are reportedly following a money trail that could lead to "high-level" cyclists.
CyclingTips Podcast: Everesting on Everest and five minutes of Chris Froome
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Date set for Vinokourov trial; Women’s peloton forms own union: Daily News Digest
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Coquard Set For New Adventure With Vital Concept
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