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Each race will have an internet livestream for fans to watch the action.

Will this year's Trofeo Alfredo Binda end in a breakaway or a bunch sprint? From climbers to sprinters, here are some of the riders to watch in the third Women's WorldTour race of the year.

Alpecin-Fenix officials confirm the Dutch star will race the Italian monument 'without expectations or ambitions.'

'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.

To watch the entire 300km race? Or just the final juicy bits? Our editors debate the best Milan-San Remo viewing strategy.

Alaphilippe, Stuyven, Colbrelli and Degenkolb are also among riders who will miss the Italian monument due to sickness.

Eddy Merckx was famous for his dominance, but in 1972 Roger de Vlaeminck, Frans Verbeek and Raymond Poulidor were often on the top of the podium.

Roglič and Jumbo-Visma teammate Jonas Vingegaard take lessons from cobblestone primer ahead of Tour de France.

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

The new documentary from Laurens ten Dam's Live Slow Ride Fast media sets out to explore the lasting legacy of the Italian cyclist and war hero.

Bahrain-Victorious veteran says Milan-San Remo is a completely different race than when he went to the line with Mark Cavendish in 2009.

Give the tiny clubs some love!

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.

Defending champion at Trek-Segafredo will miss Milan-San Remo with illness most likely picked up at Paris-Nice.

With its distance, its prestige and hard-to-predict nature, there is no race like it on the international calendar.

Fresh off a Paris-Nice win, Slovenian Primož Roglič used race as a preview for the cobbled stage waiting this summer at the Tour de France.

'It’s going to be interesting with Pogačar because for me everything points to van Aert,' 2008 winner tells VeloNews.

The longest of cycling's five monuments will be streamed live for more than eight hours on Saturday, March 19.

Could the former Milan-San Remo winner be the ultimate outsider this spring? The Norwegian still harbors ambitions for classics surprises.

Sinyard takes chairman role going forward and remains a 'visionary leader' after founding the company in 1974.

The Italian will be racing on home soil again this weekend at Trofeo Alfredo Binda, where she hopes to help Elisa Longo Borghini to defend her title.

From Peter Sagan to Wout van Aert and Tom Pidcock, VeloNews picks the riders to watch ahead of Saturday's monument.

Former Tour de France winner sees the strong block at Jumbo-Visma as the only team capable of taking on Pogačar.

'It’s always been my big goal. It’s my dream race to try to win,' says the Australian.

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

After 48 years at the helm, Sinyard is taking a chairman role.

The first Monument of the season awaits.

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A kickass bag made from old tires. Dang!

By Peter Cossins

Mark Cavendish wins Milano-Torino after a superb leadout.

A deep dive on chain lube selection with Adam Kerin of Zero Friction Cycling

Freire has the final word after Zabel prematurely uncorks the San Remo bubbly in 2004.

Shakeout rides — the group rides that happen before and after an event — are wildly popular in gravel. I went on three of them at The Mid South to find out why.

Vos could make history this year, but she has plenty of competition in her way, including home favorite and defending champion Elisa Longo Borghini.

Despite a lingering cold the British sprinter took his third win of the season before heading to Minerva Classic Brugge-De Panne.

Alpecin-Fenix rider opened winning sprint with virtually no pressure from other riders or teams in cobbled finale.

British rider takes the win on the line in Italy with Bouhanni in second and Kristoff taking third.

Race promoter Bobby Wintle is the volcanic center of energy at The Mid South, which kicked off the gravel season in earnest on March 12.

Irish two-time winner tips a long range attack from the Slovenian but is cautious about a final that could see rivals attack after the Poggio.

A contract extension could be announced in the next couple of weeks despite interest from Bora-Hansgrohe.

The Dutch sprinter pulled out several bike lengths as rode to her third straight win.

Julian Alaphilippe becomes the latest rider to be ruled out of Milan-San Remo after falling ill.

Jumbo-Visma's Tour de France hopefuls looking to get a taste of the pavé ahead of a cobbled stage this summer.

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

The Italian classics rider has not recovered from the bronchitis that forced him out of Paris-Nice.

Favorites brace for an attack from Tadej Pogačar on the Poggio: ‘The way he is climbing, he can drop everyone.’

Enter for your chance to win a gear bag, hydration backpack, and tool roll.

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

Hot-shot helmet from the pros at 100%.

Breaking down the biggest takeaways from the final weekend of Paris-Nice & Tirreno-Adriatico

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.

Tadej Pogačar has been hyped as the overwhelming pre-race favorite, can Wout van Aert or someone else put a stop to his astonishing 2022 run?

Plus, Lorena Wiebes seems unbeatable in a sprint after her performance at Ronde van Drenthe.

The American veteran isn’t thinking about retirement yet as he savors a program that combines the WorldTour and gravel.

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

The British rider missed Strade Bianche with a stomach virus but he's been training well ahead of Saturday's monument.

Porte powers to impressive fourth at Tirreno-Adriatico: 'Right now, Pogačar is a level above.'

'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.

The French climber struggled with back pain for nearly two years but says he's felt the best he has since the 2020 Critérium du Dauphiné after a strong showing at Tirreno-Adriatico.

Dutch squad was mid-pack before a radical reinvention inspired by Kiwi rugby took Wout van Aert, Primož Roglič and Co. to top of pro peloton.

Arguably the two best climbers in the world made statements this week, each winning one-week stage races. But did one outshine the other?Matt Keenan and Mitch Docker debate.

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

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Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl boss urges patience and expectation management when picking apart Remco Evenepoel's performance at Tirreno-Adriatico.

And news about this year's Giro Donne.

From ‘Top Ganna’ to Americans rising, last week's ‘Race of the Two Seas’ packed more storylines than another Pogačar exhibition.

Kate Wagner picks apart the key moments from a gripping edition of the 'Race to the Sun'.

We look at power numbers from Primoz Roglič, Wout Van Aert, Brandon McNulty, Matteo Jorgenson, and others at Paris-Nice 2022.

Could Pogačar uncork a long-distance attack to fend off the sprinters? It could happen.

York analyzes why Jumbo-Visma and UAE Team Emirates have started to leave Ineos and their rivals behind.

With a mature performance to win Saturday's Ronde van Drenthe, the Dutch rider looks like the sprinter to beat this spring.

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

BikeExchange-Jayco ends WorldTour lengthy win drought in Paris-Nice.