Road Racing

Tinkoff-Saxo puts Garmin-Sharp in trouble in the crosswinds. Degenkolb wins a fierce sprint, drawing the ire of Bouhanni

Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Sharp) lost more than three minutes in Wednesday's stage when the bunch split up under pressure from Tinkoff-Saxo

John Degenkolb wins his second day in a row on a 180km stage from Priego de Córdoba to Ronda

Tinkoff-Saxo shows their confidence, splitting the peloton in crosswinds, and Degenkolb prevails again in the sprint

New power meters for single-ring mountain bikes and riders using the latest Shimano road drivetrains

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Parlee introduces its lightest frameset, a new disc model, and a cheaper aero option

Degenkolb delighted with first major win since March, as stage 4 tackles two categorized climbs in southern Spain

Degenkolb wins a hot, hilly stage from Mairena del Alcor to Córdoba

John Degenkolb out-sprints a Vuelta peloton that is whittled down by two hard climbs and hot weather

In Spain, temperatures are pushing 100F, riders are losing 10 pounds of water weight during each stage, and teams are going through 200 bottles per day

GPS company introduces new $900 power meter and new spin-scan data metrics to geek out over

Pearl Izumi has added a clever tongue-mounted Boa closure system to the new Rd IV and X-Project shoe lines

Lennard Zinn explains how Campagnolo cassettes can be installed incorrectly on some freehubs, and how to avoid this dangerous error

New Tharsis XC stem includes an integrated headset compression system and a new Di2 battery hiding spot

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Results from a 188km stage from Cádiz to Arcos de la Frontera

Orica-GreenEdge's Michael Matthews wins a tricky sprint finish over Garmin-Sharp's Dan Martin

The Australian Orica-GreenEdge rider won the stage and took the overall lead with a 10-second time bonus

The race is full of big names with low expectations, except for the 24-year-old Colombian and reigning Giro d’Italia champion

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We caught up with Jens Voigt’s custom Trek Madone, which he rode at the USA Pro Challenge — the final race of his career

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Tejay van Garderen takes a second consecutive USA Pro Challenge title as Alex Howes wins a squeaker of a sprint in downtown Denver

Photos from stage 2 of the 2014 Vuelta a España

Results from stage 2 of the 2014 Vuelta a España

Nacer Bouhanni powers to the win in stage 2 as Alejandro Valverde collects the red race leader's jersey from teammate Jonathan Castroviejo

Having crashed out of this year's Tour de France, Chris Froome has one eye turned to next year's edition as he tackles the Vuelta

Tejay van Garderen and Tom Danielson duel on a rain-soaked Vail Pass, and the race leader triumphs in record time

Photos from the team time trial that kicked off the 2014 Vuelta a España

Results from stage 1 of the 2014 Vuelta a España

Movistar wins the opening team time trial at the Vuelta a España, putting Jonathan Castroviejo into the first red leader's jersey

Trek Factory Racing's Didier delivers the coup de grace on Boreas Pass, narrowly winning stage 5 in chilly Breckenridge

Twenty-two teams will line up at the start of the Vuelta, August 23 in Jerez de la Frontera

Talansky returns to competition Saturday with realistic expectations in his first race back since his bitter exit from the Tour

Silca introduces $450 pump, Poc adds MIPS to Octal helmet, SRM announces new head unit, and SRAM releases new carbon wheels

The 42-year-old was taken off Lampre's Vuelta a Espana team Friday morning after bronchitis medication lowered his cortisol levels

Treatment for bronchitis lowers Horner’s cortisol levels and Lampre decides to replace him on the roster despite obtaining a TUE

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Jens Voigt rocked the Garden of the Gods with a 27-mile solo attack — nearly long enough for the 42-year-old to survive for a win

This year's Vuelta a España has a stacked field, and here are 10 GC riders that should impress in Spain

Hilly as ever, the Vuelta favors climbers, but this year's champion will need a strong time trial game to prevail in the Spanish heat

Use less water to clean your bike and keep your bearings and brakes from getting contaminated

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The American wins stage 3 of the USA Pro Challenge with peerless climbing prowess and rides his way into the GC lead at the Colorado tour

Organizer RCS Sport will announce the full route in October, but reports claim it could swing through Tuscany on its way to Milan

Yeti's redesigned, 4-inch-travel platform is lighter and more versatile than ever

22-year-old endures a day-long breakaway, rain, muddy roads, and a race restart for a breakthrough win

Global Cycling Network looks ahead to the final grand tour of the season. With an all-star lineup, it may be one of the year's best races

Six U.S. riders and two Canadians head a solid North American contingent for the season's final grand tour, the Vuelta a España

For the first time, Pearl Izumi is selling the hyper-slim Team Speed Mesh jersey given to USA Pro Challenge race leaders

Lennard Zinn addresses questions dealing with a variety of topics ranging from frame shapes to disc brakes

The American is ready to defend his Vuelta a Espana title against a stacked field

Kiel Reijnen bided his time on Monday in Aspen in order to overcome Boulder friend Alex Howes

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Valverde and Quintana lead heavily favored Movistar into the Vuelta in what could be the final chapter in the transition of power

The British squad names the eight riders who will ride in support of the 2013 Tour de France champion

Lars Boom and Belkin pressure Tim Wellens in the final stage, but he holds on to take the overall title in the Eneco Tour

Nairo Quintana, tied on time with race leader Daniel Moreno, bests him in the final race against the clock

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Tim Wellens solos to the stage win and the overall lead as overnight race leader Tom Dumoulin slips to third

Dani Moreno takes the lead on a tie on time with Nairo Quintana as Lloyd Mondory wins stage 5 in a sprint

Van Avermaet takes advantage of BMC's strong teamwork to win stage 5, Dumoulin overtakes Boom on GC

The Colombian earns the stage win atop Lagunas de Neila to take command of the five-day race

Tom Boonen, Taylor Phinney, Jens Voigt, and other members of the pro peloton don't stop short when it comes to talking about disc brakes

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Bouhanni jumped with only a few hundred meters to go, and claimed the dangerous sprint. The GC standings remain unchanged

The Italian holds off two Giant-Shimano riders to earn the victory

Gluing tubular tires is a multi-step process and must be done correctly

The Spaniard exited the Tour de France in stage 10 after a crash left him with a broken shinbone

Belkin's Lars Boom now leads the Eneco Tour overall by four seconds, with Tom Dumoulin in second

Movistar's Lobato sprints to a stage victory and into the Burgos leader's jersey

The Colombian climber starts Wednesday’s Vuelta a Burgos as the man to beat

Despite a vocal opposition and somewhat tame advocates, the move to disc brakes on road bikes is coming

2013 Tour champion says: "It will definitely spur me on to be absolutely ready for next year’s edition"

The overall winner of the 2013 Eneco Tour, Stybar won stage 2 of this year’s race Tuesday, taking a wet field sprint ahead of Lars Boom (Belkin)

This week, Lennard Zinn follows up on a recent column about using the ideal tire widths and pressures

The Italian sprinter survived several crashes inside the final 10km, out-sprinting Yohann Gène (Europcar) to take the stage win and GC lead

The Italian crashed during a training ride over the weekend and broke his leg