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Words: Brett Horton; Images: Trevor Horton | From Issue 105

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Medical officials confirm surgery for trauma injuries that will cast doubt on 2022 racing season.

The Nerds discuss SRAM buying computer brand Hammerhead, new bikes, and more.

We look at some power testing data from WorldTour team training camps.

The Italian time trial and road race champion says she wants to feel like she's 'given everything' in her racing this season.

Spanish grand tour confirms that Barcelona will host the start of the 2023 edition.

The muddiest. The iciest. And, the most catastrophic (for the fans) — the year the beer ran dry by lunchtime...

Ayuso is already snapping at Pogačar's heels in his first full season with UAE Emirates and has eyes on surpassing the Slovanian sometime soon.

The unique-looking, mid-depth wheel is designed for the punishing cobbles of the ‘Hell of the North.’

Arizonan looks to carry momentum out of 2021; Davide Formolo sidelined for six weeks.

Spanish all-rounder wants to help Tadej Pogačar and help himself following Movistar exit.

Looking for a restart on his career, Texan confident move to BikeExchange-Jayco will pay dividends.

It's a party on two wheels.

A 22 mm inner width, low weight, a hooked tire bed for tube-type or tubeless clinchers, a tubular option, and even versions for rim brakes and disc brakes – it all makes for a super versatile-sounding carbon aero wheelset.

Two days, two sprint finishes. Ruby Roseman-Gannon leads overall.

Iserbyt fought all the way to the finish on the iconic Hoogerheide course, sealing his dominance of the World Cup overall.

The World Cup wrapped up with a stellar victory for Marianne Vos one week out from the CX World Championships in Fayetteville, USA.

Words/images: James Startt | From issue 102

Eolo-Kometa rider Lonardi kickstarts the season with victory at Clàssica Comunitat Valenciana while Santos Festival of Cycling boots into gear Down Under.

Sosa aiming for big things with Movistar at Giro d'Italia after a 'complicated' season on the sidelines at Ineos Grenadiers.

The longstanding Olympics development squad has a new title sponsor and base of operations in Virginia's Blue Ridge mountains.

Words: Brett Horton; Images: Horton Collection | From Issue 104

Here's all you need to know about the men's and women's races that will get the season rolling in the coming weeks.

U.S. women have out-performed their male counterparts at the top level over the last decade, but a lack of commercial investment threatens future success

The retired G.C. racer discusses his 2010 Tour de France title and rival Alberto Contador.

Brompton turns to titanium and a host of carbon components to create its lightest bike ever.

The story of Nexthash, Team Qhubeka’s last title sponsor.

Words/Images: James Startt

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The retired GC racer discusses his 2010 Tour de France title and rival Alberto Contador.

The WorldTour team's new development squad will feature riders from four different continents and seven countries.

Governing body releases new sanitary rule book with added focus on national regulation and vaccine status.

Do professional riders have a responsibility to be role models and set a good example for young cyclists?

A teaser of 'El Día Menos Pensado' reveals what Colombian said during his controversial exit from the Vuelta a España.

What single race should we be stoked for in 2022? VeloNews' European team picks the races they won't be missing.

This September's road worlds will be a marathon as Aussie hosts hatch huge route.

The French sprinter was transferred to a hospital in Benidorm where he received several stitches to his face.

Pidcock will race Strade Bianche, Flanders, Amstel, Liège, and much more in stacked spring schedule as he looks to back up breakout 2021.

Annemiek van Vleuten sets her sights on some big targets in 2022, including the road world championships in Australia.

The long goodbye begins for Spain 'Green Bullet,' and hints he might race the world championships in Australia.

The project is at a crucial juncture. Your support can make a real difference.

It looks like there's a glitch in the ride data, but there isn't.

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More safety and speed, fewer things to charge and better looks to boot.

And getting to know Audrey Cordon-Ragot through the eyes of Elisa Longo Borghini.

From Issue 93 • Words by Bruce Hildenbrand; Images Courtesy, John Allis

So many big names were born in the same calendar year they became known as the 'Class of 1990,' and would win cycling's biggest races.

My sponsors have been announced, projects are in planning, and the race calendar is set. Now the uphill slog to fitness begins.

French rider accused of domestic violence appeared before a court in Rodez, on January 19.

From issue 1 • December 2010

New frames now clear 35 mm tyres.

A fresh look for one of the top criterium squads racing in the United States.

For the first time in over a decade, the final time trial has been axed in favor of a sprint stage.

Endurace CF 7 All-Road to come with 35mm Schwalbe G-One Speed slick gravel tires.

What is it? How much should you do? Can you skip it?

Tom Dumoulin says that he's in a very different place after his sabbatical in 2021 and he's happy to share leadership roles with others.

With Alejandro Valverde retiring and the team's bet on youth, Enric Mas now has his chance to race alone at centerstage.

Latest installment will reveal fresh details on the controversial exit of Miguel Ángel López from the 2021 Vuelta a España as well as feature the women's team.

The Australian rider only returned to training shortly before Christmas after having surgery on her leg in October.

Team officials are hopeful the three-time world champion can return to form in time for the major northern classics this spring.

The 36-year-old is training following his knee injury but is not yet ready to start his 2022 season.

An 18-day cycling adventure taught Peter English plenty about his family, and about himself.

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Words/images: Vincent Van Parys

Interview: William Tracy; Images: Courtesy, Paul Ripke | From Issue 106

Computer brand will likely bring enhanced drivetrain, suspension, tire, and power meter integration features to SRAM’s AXS wireless ecosystem.

The design of the 2022 Canyon-SRAM Racing team livery is called ‘Astral Burn.’

He'll have to compete with his Australian teammate Caleb Ewan.

The family of SRAM cycling components and accessories now includes full component groups, wheels, power meters, pedals, and now bike computers.

Floortje Mackaij is still just 26 but she's one of the most experienced riders in the bunch as she enters her 10th year in the pro peloton.

2021's winningest gravel racer talks about going gravel pro, the unhealthy wrath of the internet, and what she's excited about for 2022.

We examine Tadej Pogačar’s Strava KOMs and why everyone’s talking about them.

Video captures car nearly taking out pack of Ineos Grenadiers riders on training ride in Colombia.

A look at UCI WorldTour team wins — and trends — from 2012 through 2021.

Dozens of riders crash after Venezuelan stage race hit by heavy rains.

Ex-pro wants fans to contact broadcaster: 'I want them to feel the wrath of the people they are letting down'