Road Racing

Belgian rode with a 58-tooth chainring as he hoped to attack to victory.

RGT isn't trying to beat Zwift. Instead, the platform is chasing customization of roads and routes, a new style of training, and a different type of social integration inside the game.

Wout van Aert to race Flanders in one of six new helmets, the aero Vento, which earned a five-star rating from Virginia Tech helmet test lab.

The four-time former Belgian champion took over as DS at the AG Insurance-NXTG team, which is backed by Patrick Lefevere, after retiring in 2021.

They may seem expensive, but nothing else offers such a boost in ride quality, traction, and flat prevention.

Johan Museeuw gives his thoughts on homeland pressure and how he thinks this year's Tour of Flanders could be won

15 years ago, everyone ‘knew‘ you couldn’t drop trou in bibs without taking off your jersey. Imagine what you might ‘know’ tomorrow.

Is the pro peloton finally catching up to Lennard Zinn's predictions about dropper posts? More disc brake maintenance tips.

Van Aert cools his engine while Pogačar plans to test cobblestone capacity at Wednesday's race: ‘It’s a bit of a step into the unknown.’

The Eritrean is still getting used to the increased media attention but says he'll stay the same person after history-making Gent-Wevelgem win.

Everything you need to know about 2022 men's Tour of Flanders, from the climbs and cobbles to the contenders and conditions.

The new rig features disc brakes, clearance for wider tyres, and a compliant seatpost for comfier TTing.

Bradley Wiggins gives his thoughts on the season ahead, and how he would have taken on Pogačar.

Kona has stuck with what has long worked for these kinds of bikes.

Chantal van den Broek-Blaak says the hillier course for Flanders suits the team better than at Gent-Wevelgem.

The European champion spent much of the latter parts of the race chasing down relentless attacks from SD Worx.

The 2016 winner has decided to skip the race after struggling to find form at the start of the season.

Stuyven was haunted by memories of a string of high-profile near-misses as he rode toward Wevelgem. Now he has another ghost to grapple with.

From Elisa Balsamo's potentially Tour of Flanders-winning form to Trek-Segafredo versus SD Worx, these are some of the key takeaways from Sunday's race.

The Eritrean sprinter took the biggest win of his career in the four-man sprint, showing he not only has the legs to win, but a cool head too.

Marianne Vos and Maria Giulia Confalonieri finished second and third, respectively.

Tim Merlier and Jasper Philipsen were both in the chase group, but the team didn't harness its horsepower to close gap to winning quartet.

There wasn't a Quick-Step jersey in the top-30 as pressure mounts on perennial classics favorites.

Dutch rider sprints for second at Gent-Wevelgem, just her second road race in 2022 after her cyclocross worlds win.

The Italian world champion says she's not thinking about Tour of Flanders yet despite strong run of form.

It's another big win for the world champion as Marianne Vos is second in thrilling finale.

Eritrean star sprints out of back of four-rider group to take breakout win at 21 years of age.

After catching COVID ahead of her planned return, Banks gets back into the peloton for the first time in over a year.

'I always had the impression kind of like I had a flat tire, but actually it must have been the frame.'

Pidcock riding Gent-Wevelgem for 'fun' and to build up racing kilometers ahead of the Tour of Flanders.

Here's what the pre-race favorites for the men's race said at the startline in Ypres ahead of marathon-length cobbled classic.

Van der Poel comeback victory at Coppi e Bartali on same day van Aert crushes E3 Classic promises resumption of epic rivalry at De Ronde.

Who are you going to be watching out for at the men's Gent-Wevelgem? VeloNews selects six stars expected to shine in Sunday's classic.

All you need to know about the men's and women's Gent-Wevelgem, including routes, riders, and must-know narratives.

Belgian racing continues on Sunday with Gent-Wevelgem in Flanders Fields.

Vernon, who has benefitted from Cavendish's mentorship since joining Quick-Step, took just 18 race days to secure his first pro win

Is this the end of the road for Sagan, Van Avermaet, and Co.? A new generation of stars shines at the E3 Saxo Bank Classic.

Also: running a worn chain and alternatives to SRAM AXS Flat-Top chains.

Christophe Laporte and Wout van Aert go clear at 40km to go after van Aert forces decisive selections with two huge moves.

Will someone launch a winning move from afar, or will things hold together for a sprint?

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The two went head-to-head once again at Exterioo Brugge-De Panne, with Balsamo on top for the second win in four days.

The race as a whole was chaotic with crashes impacting the finale.

As war rages, a team – and Russian cycling itself – is on the brink of collapse. Do they deserve salvation?

Bargain pricing, but with truly premium optical quality and features.

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A micro-travel plate solution for owners of Tacx Neo smart trainers.

The switch of dates between Amstel Gold and Paris-Roubaix forces top teams to rip up decades-old scripts for spring racing.

As war rages in Ukraine, Lachlan Morton set out on a very big bike ride to fundraise for refugees.

The Paterberg and the Oude Kwaremont will host plenty of big names on Friday in Flanders.

The peloton heads to Belgium for the first in a series of one-day Classics.

We all love a lightweight bike, but how light is too light?

The final word for optimizing your chain for low friction and longevity from industry experts.

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Perhaps this will inspire #newtoolday for you.

A monument in moments.

Retired professional Dan Craven announced a new world-class steel bicycle brand called Onguza out of his hometown in Namibia.

Matthews won the opening stage of the Volta a Catalunya ahead of Colbrelli and Pacher.

Cavendish leads all-conquering Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl train at Belgian classic, Ewan pulls out due to ongoing illness.

The Supple Road rises above the aero and weight arms race, and instead looks at the big picture.

With Sofia Bertizzolo and Soraya Paladin finishing second and third, respectively.

UCI drops talk of dropping droppers ban with statement drop on droppers dropping in races

By: Betsy Welch; Images: Courtesy, Wahoo | From Issue 107

Mohoric ran a dropper post for his pre-planned Poggio descent attack.

Hypothetically.

Tour de France champ attacked five times in quick succession but couldn't make it stick, putting an end to his season victory sweep.

Slovenian breakaway ace surprises favorites with solo dash off the bottom of the Poggio and down the Via Roma.

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More and more men's races are adding a women's event, but do we really need a women's Milan-San Remo?