Road

The Haute Route race director explains how he balances famous cols with lesser-known mountains and wrangles 800 volunteers.

Team Sky will roll out a Formula One type “Race Hub” truck with a kitchen and mobile headquarters in the Vuelta a España, starting this weekend.

Check out Michael Better's author page.

Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

Check out Dave Rome's author page.

The guys tough it out on a rainy ride over Col d'Aspin and talk about the crazy mountainous route on the first-ever Tour de France.

Check out Neal Rogers's author page.

Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.

Sprint star Marcel Kittel will depart Belgian squad Quick-Step and head to Katusha-Alpecin for 2018 and 2019, the Russian team announced on Wednesday.

Editor's Note: “Diagnosis” is a new monthly column found in the print issue of VeloNews. It is a collaboration between the editors of VeloNews and the University of Colorado Sports Medicine and Performance Center.

It might start in France, and end in Madrid, but the Vuelta a España always has been, and certainly will be this year, about the mountains.

Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

German bike manufacturer Canyon officially opened its consumer-direct online business for U.S. customers on Tuesday

Check out Matt De Neef's author page.

Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

Check out James Startt's author page.

Check out James Huang's author page.

Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.

Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.

The Colorado Classic felt like the future of professional cycling, for both better and worse.

Spanish stage racer Mikel Landa will bid adieu to Team Sky and head to rival Team Movistar for 2018 and 2019.

Tour de France victor Chris Froome is heading to the Vuelta a España this weekend with an A-list support crew aimed at the overall win after finishing second three times at the Spanish race.

Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

Check out Clive Pursehouse's author page.

Check out Matt De Neef's author page.

Check out Neal Rogers's author page.

Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.

Colombian rider Rigoberto Urán has extended his contract with Cannondale-Drapac for another three years, the team announced on Monday.

South Africa's Louis Meintjes will ride for African team Dimension Data next year, the World Tour outfit revealed on Monday.

On day two, we ride the Marie-Blanque and the famous Aubisque, and we remember the story of Miguel Indurain's downfall.

How do top riders decide whether to chase GC glory or simply hunt stages in the Tour de France and other grand tours?

Check out Matt Wikstrom's author page.

Based on his early conversations with teams, cities, and fans, race chairman Ken Gart believes the Colorado Classic will return in 2018.

Mikel Raim (Israel Cycling Academy) sprinted to victory on the final stage of the 2017 Colorado Classic on Sunday, as Manuel Senni (BMC Racing) took home the overall title.

Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.

On stage 1, the guys take on the unpronounceable Burdincurucheta and talk about Hamilton's crazy ride over Bagargui in 2003.

The RiNO District of Denver came alive Saturday for the Velorama festival, which accompanied the Colorado Classic bike race.

Scenes from stage 3 of the 2017 Colorado Classic, as riders again battled the wind and the rain, but also dirt roads.

Senni's aggression earns him the leader's jersey with one stage to go at the Colorado Classic.

Serghei Tvetcov (Jelly Belly) won stage 3 of the 2017 Colorado Classic on Saturday in a two-man sprint over Manuel Senni (BMC Racing).

With a stretch of gravel in the route for stage 3 of the Colorado Classic, riders opted for a bit lower pressure.

Check out Evan Hartig's author page.

Compton and others using road racing to prepare for the upcoming cyclocross season.

TJ Eisenhart appears to be custom-fit for Holowesko-Citadel's unique team chemistry.

Further investment from title sponsor has made jump to Pro Continental status possible, but team will stay focused on U23 rider development.

Only riders from two teams chose to run disc brakes for stage 2 of the Colorado Classic.

Check out Chris Case's author page.

Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.

Poidevin, 21, utterly dominated the race in Breckenridge, dropping the entire women's peloton on the steep slopes of Moonstone Road.

Check out John Madruga's author page.

Welcome to our special podcast mini-series from the Haute Route Pyrenees. We're in the Basque country before the start.

Check out James Huang's author page.

VeloNews spoke with multiple riders from the women's peloton after the finish of stage 1 in Colorado Springs, and the consensus was overwhelmingly positive.

Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

Check out Simone Giuliani's author page.

The riders who spoke with VeloNews after the race claimed the conditions presented minimal problems

ohn Murphy won the opening stage of the Colorado Classic in a hectic and soggy sprint to the line in downtown Colorado Springs.

Check out Neal Rogers's author page.

Check out Evan Hartig's author page.

Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.

Riders agree that the ascent, which the men's peloton climbs 10 times on Friday, could decide the race.

The 26-year-old Oregon native said he's ready for the next phase of his career, which includes more of a leadership role.

Check out Bryan Yates's author page.

Check out James Huang's author page.

Check out Belamie Flint's author page.

The 27-year-old was celebrating his brother's impending wedding and said he jumped into a shallow section of water.

Svein Tuft, 40, extends his career by signing a one-year deal with Orica-Scott.

Check out Matt Wikstrom's author page.

What do we make of Rally's big win over BMC in Utah? Plus, there's lots to talk (and speculate about) with riders switching teams.

Check out James Startt's author page.

Why does Richie Porte ride such a small frame? Can eTap handle big cogs?

The 2018 Giro d'Italia will start in Jerusalem, the first time a grand tour has started outside the traditional Western European countries.

Andrew Hood writes about Peter Sagan's return to racing after his controversial expulsion from the Tour de France.

The Spanish star is slated to retire after the grand tour that culminates in Madrid on September 10.

The 27-year-old Pole inks a new contract with the British squad for three years.