Road Racing

Danielson finishes third on the final stage to depose race leader Horner and take the final yellow jersey

The pint-size Colombian wins the finale and the overall, and will head home to a hero's welcome

Horner and Danielson battle for the stage win and the yellow jersey, a fight the veteran RadioShack man won easily

Villumsen's stage-winning margin was more than enough to bring her the overall title

The men's and women's winners both shatter course records at the 20th annual event

Jury hands stage to Roux after Ratto allegedly barged the race leader into the barriers

Garmin's Morton holds the overall lead going into Saturday's "queen stage" from Snowbasin to Snowbird

Australian youngster rides a bold solo move to victory and the overall lead on the Utah tour's first day in the Wasatch

Have a cassette that's stuck on an alloy freehub body? Get tips for removing it without damaging the freehub

Roux takes the race lead after two days in Spain

With summer at its midway point, we offer reviews of warm-weather apparel from Castelli, Rapha, and others

Results for stage 2 of the 2013 Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah

Orica's former U23 world champion dances his way to a win and the overall lead in Utah

The Italian has won each of the four stages, losing only the opening prologue

Garmin’s long awaited pedal-based Vector power meter arrives on the heels of half a decade of development

Lennard Zinn puts in time on SRAM's new Red 22 with hydraulic rim road brakes and finds comfortable touch and effective stopping

Belgian robs the sprint trains in desert dust-up at Cedar City

Emma Johansson remains in the overall lead with four days of racing left

In Technical FAQ, Lennard Zinn examines the trends in pro peloton positioning, with the help of a number of top fitters

Colorado, worlds on American's horizon after top-10 debut in France

Johannson leads, and Stevens sits fourth overall

With GC and stage-win aspirations, a number of top favorites for the world championships are headed to Spain in late August

Wells prevails in the women's circuit race as Viviani wins the men's finale and the overall

The FDJ rider credits his team for the victory in the inaugural event

American Farrar scores a podium finish in the final stage

Muprhy and Powers lead the overall standings with one stage to go

Plaxton and Davison win the final series event at the Catamount Classic in Vermont

The Belkin rider has just six seconds over Lars Bak with a single stage remaining

Wiggins dominates the final ITT as Weening vaults from fifth overall into the final yellow jersey

National criterium champion takes the women's tilt in Illinois

Danish rider claims the yellow jersey after winning stage 3

The Colombian surges past new race leader Christophe Riblon near the finish line

The Orica-GreenEdge rider won a stage at the Tour de France and spent two days wearing the yellow jersey

The Italian missed the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France this year

Hub-based power meter manufacturer CycleOps has reduced the pricing on its G3 hubs

Get step-by-step instructions for mounting your new tubeless rubber

Norwegian lands his second win of the race as Izaguirre takes the overall lead

The line of bikes is designed from the ground up by women, for women

Young Dane upsets the expected bunch sprint to take victory and the overall lead in his home tour

Phinney wins with late attack on the circuits around Katowice

From Alberto Contador’s determination to BMC Racing’s disappointment, Matthew Beaudin relays his Tour takeaways

Norwegian wins bunch sprint in Poland after leadout from Taylor Phinney

One reader asks why, in the world, is his mechanic dripping oil into his bottom bracket and hubs whenever he has a little friction

Daniel Lloyd and Simon Richardson discuss the 100th Tour de France and look ahead to the rest of 2013

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Lucas and Wells sprint to victory under the lights in San Rafael

The winner of the L'Alpe d'Huez stage in the 2013 Tour de France shows his climbing legs again, winning stage 2

Powers and Miller show their strength in the 90-minute women's championship as Young outfoxes the UnitedHealthcare train

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Schurter, Spitz take the flowers in the Andorra stop of the 2013 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup

American Alex Howes cracks the top 10, finishing eighth, as the Tour of Poland begins with two stages in Italy

Gallopin's attack over the Alto de Arkale, coupled with some hesitation in the chase, brings the young Frenchman his biggest win yet

New 55mm aero wheel can be used in either a clincher or tubeless setup

New storage options for water, tools, and food are available across the company's line of bikes

The 28-year-old's Tour victory, combined with the top performances of other 20-somethings, confirmed there is a new breed of racers

Raleigh's new gravel creation looks suitable for everything from gravel racing to commuting to entry-level ’cross racing

Scott makes a big move for 2014, putting its focus on the big wheel sizes in hopes of setting itself apart from the other big brands

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The 2014 versions can save around two minutes during the 112-mile bike leg of an Ironman race

Cannondale's top sprinter rides a frame with a custom paint job and a SRAM Red drivetrain

Disc brakes are the common theme throughout all of the models

Argos rider wins four stages to help Germany take six victories at the race's 100th edition

Team manager Bjarne Riis confirms that talks with Tinkoff Bank are over

We test ride the Swedish company's road apparel and helmets, which will debut next month

SRAM employs 100 staffers in its Colorado R&D facility, where it tests everything from drivetrain durability to fork performance and much more

The American suffered for most of the race following a crash in stage 5

Sport director Charly Wegelius says the team left Paris satisfied with its performance at the 100th Tour de France

For the first time in Tour de France history, a rolling medical center treated fallen riders at every stage

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The Sky rider reflects on riding — and finishing — the 100th Tour de France with a broken pelvis

TrainingPeaks reviews David Lopez's data from stages 18-19 at the 2013 Tour de France

Despite his hot-headed ways, the consensus in the peloton is that Cavendish is a 'nice guy'

Sky boss says he would "love to do it" when asked about having both riders in next year's race

Lennard Zinn answers reader questions about going tubeless, and relays one reader's process for installing tubeless tires

The 100th Tour wraps in Paris and BrakeThrough Media captures the brilliants sights of the race's twilight finale

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The Belgian had been with the squad since it was formed in 2007

Froome was born in Kenya before moving to South Africa, and eventually to Great Britain

The British rider is the second consecutive Briton to win the Tour de France