Road Racing

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.

Great coverage and style. No big whupp!

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

'I was in good form and ready for a hard race, but like many riders, I faced a stomach flu at the worst time,' Ewan says.

Here's one for the tech-heads: an iconic road frame from 1993 converted into a rally-car inspired gravel bike.

Roglič looked supremely comfortable in a breakaway on GP Denain's cobblestones.

The women's WorldTour turns to Italy for Trofeo Alfredo Binda on Sunday.

In a sport where aero is everything, how much does Tadej’s hair leave on the table?

The first Monument of the season awaits.

A kickass bag made from old tires. Dang!

Mark Cavendish wins Milano-Torino after a superb leadout.

The continent-hopping, time-crunched story of a custom pair of cycling shoes for a pop megastar.

Could be the only bike you need. Zombie-proof, too.

Hot-shot helmet from the pros at 100%.

What’s the connection between hiking and riding bikes? Sweden.

Intriguing new tubeless sealant formula is claimed to seal a 5 mm gash at 100 psi.

To remove—or not—the lube that ships with chains, and more options for ‘climbing’ gears.

'Les Amis de Paris-Roubaix' is fixing up the fearsome Mons-en-Pévèle sector ahead of Paris-Roubaix weekend April 16-17.

The twisting tale of a 70-year-old cycling team, and the mystery of whether it still exists.

Pogačar hinted at a long range attack, which could serve his own chances and his team's.

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Van Aert closing on classics-conquering form after big week in Paris-Nice, reconfirms Tour de France green jersey ambition.

Roglič admitted he wasn't feeling his best on the final stage of Paris-Nice, luckily Van Aert had taken the stage before easy in preparation.

The Team DSM rider sprinted to victory at the second round of the women's WorldTour on Saturday, Ronde van Drenthe.

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As the UCI looks set to relax and refine some of its equipment rules, we take a look at the rules we would change.

Also: how to tackle mystery flats and freehub body swaps, and a follow-up on tubeless wheels and maximum inflation pressures.

A more conservative look than the Tensione with knit uppers and a neat lace keeper system.

Will the VAM-Berg break the race apart or will a sprinter take the day on Saturday?

Also a lower profile for better frame compatibility, better accuracy, and handy LED indicator lights.

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A look at the appearance and disappearance of new bikes on the UCI's updated list.

Orbea updates its aluminium range of Terra gravel bikes to be a lot like its carbon range of Terra gravel bikes.

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Getting to know the new Aussie Champ.

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The frame will be manufactured in the USA and riffs on the Open MIN.D's progressive geometry in a lighter-weight package.

Why have a world champion's rainbow-clad bike, when you can have a bike for every colour of the rainbow

SRAM owns multiple hardgood brands, like Zipp, Quarq, and RockShox. This is its first clothing brand.

A solid power meter at a good price — with a huge battery-life claim of 800 hours.

A closer look at some of the most prominent rivalries in women's racing in recent memory.

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There’s plenty of buzz, but hopefully there’s some real substance here, too.

Merida's new time trial bike bucks the trend of bigger is faster, but is less really more?

Manufacturer guidelines and recommendations for tubeless tire inflation upper and lower limits.

A look at the cycle-specific tools that form the basis of a workshop or well-equipped toolbox.

A dominant ride, captured against the backdrop of one of the world's most beautiful places.

SRAM claims battery life at between six and ten years for most riders. The new button shape is quite similar to a Shimano Di2 sprint shifter.

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These socks offer excellent breathability, no-slip areas on the soles, and help prevent hot spots even when riding for hours.

An exception race with a tactical victory, capture in images.

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Pogačar's Strade Bianche smash sets pulses soaring ahead of monument showdowns in San Remo, Flanders.

There is skill in crashing well, and Alaphilippe put on an unfortunate clinic at Strade Bianche

Teamwork prevails and numbers take the day at the first Women's WorldTour race of 2022.

Pogačar became the first Tour de France champion to win Strade Bianche.

The best legs of her life and a smartly raced Strade Bianche for the whole SD Worx team led Lotte Kopecky to a phenomenal victory in Siena.

U.S. ace Labecki debuts for Jumbo-Visma as Dutch squad premieres new 'double threat' in Tuscan classic.

Tubeless tires, wider rims, and lower pressure are keys to avoiding punctures and securing grip at Strade Bianche.

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We look at the bikes, groupsets, wheels, and equipment of the 2022 Women's World Tour peloton.

Sports is absolutely a valid venue for sanctions against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but the UCI’s current approach is a mess.

Ranking the spring’s biggest classics: Tuscany’s dirt-road throwdown sits second only to the cobblestone carnage of Paris-Roubaix.

Zwift pushed an update that ‘addresses competitive integrity and ensures greater fairness’ in events.