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Coryn Rivera takes over the WWT lead after historic Flanders win, and she might have a chance to shine at Amstel Gold Race as well.

The Ardennes classics will highlight the peloton's toughest climbers. Here are 10 top riders to watch.

The American women's team pursuit squad wins its second championship in a row at Hong Kong track worlds.

Amstel Gold Race still has its great title sponsor (a brewery!), but the route is way different this year. Ardennes week is upon us.

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Bob Mionske explains why cyclists need to stay politically active — both to promote good laws and oppose bad ones.

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The 2017 Giro Rosa route includes two time trials and a final stage on the shoulders of Mount Vesuvius.

The gateway to the hilly Ardennes, Brabantse Pijl offered up a steep final climb at the finish. Sonny Colbrelli won the final sprint.

Brakethrough Media takes a look back at Greg Van Avermaet's monumental Roubaix win and his long path to get to a cobblestone trophy.

Italian Sonny Colbrelli wins the hilly midweek Brabantse Pijl race, out-sprinting defending champion Petr Vakoc.

Opinions are mixed whether "The Hell of the North" is actually a race Sagan, the two-time defending world champion, can win.

In cycling's modern era, the Ardennes classics are won with a combination of supreme endurance, climbing talent, and above all, patience.

Alex Howes didn't expect to win the KOM jersey at Pais Vasco, but it is a good sign ahead of his favorite Ardennes race, Amstel Gold.

The British sprinter's team says the illness was caused by a bout of the Epstein-Barr virus.

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How does rim width actually affect the stresses on a tire's casing. Lennard Zinn digs deeper into the physics of it.

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A new, wider Specialized Turbo Cotton gives racers a bit of extra cushion blended with speed and suppleness.

Two Ardennes favorites are out of the hilly races due to knee injuries. Julian Alaphilippe and Wout Poels will look to recover for the summer.

Paris-Roubaix saw Greg Van Avermaet win his first cobblestone trophy, but veteran and four-time champ Tom Boonen retired empty-handed.

Andrew Hood argues that not giving riders who finish outside the time limit an official result at Roubaix is the wrong approach.

British Cycling is still reeling from an off-the-track scandal that involved allegations of sexism and bullying.

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Nine bikes stolen from Sho-Air Twenty20 team, which is now offering a $10,000 reward for information.

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Italian Fabio Aru will not start the 2017 Giro d'Italia due to a knee injury.

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Why is the cycling world so lukewarm about Greg Van Avermaet? What can he do to boost his popularity and become more like Tom Boonen?

Belgian Greg Van Avermaet rides to his first win at Paris-Roubaix, out-sprinting Zdenek Stybar in the velodrome.

How do we feel about Greg Van Avermaet's Paris-Roubaix win, and was Quick-Step's Boonen-centric tactic the right move?

We take you to northern France, to cobbled sectors and inside of the Roubaix velodrome, in our final dispatch from the cobbled classics.

The Belgian said his Paris-Roubaix victory is special, but a win on his home roads in Flanders is what he ultimately seeks.

Peter Sagan finished the cobbled classics without a victory, caused by some bad luck along the way.

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VeloNews goes behind the scenes to showcase some interesting tech solutions and combinations used to combat the cobbles at Paris-Roubaix.

The 115th edition Paris-Roubaix offered all the thrills, chills and spills to be expected from the 'Queen of the Classics' – and then some.

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Against the odds, Sebastian Langeveld gave his team its first Roubaix podium since Johan Van Summeren won here in 2011.

Tom Boonen said he had no regrets after the final race of his career ended in a disappointing finish at the prestigious Paris-Roubaix.

Greg van Avermaet overcame a mid-race crash to claim his first 'Monument' race in a dramatic sprint victory at Paris-Roubaix on Sunday.

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The 'Hell of the North' has never been a big draw for Americans, and this year sees only one American starting the 115th edition of Roubaix.

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A year ago Mathew Hayman denied Tom Boonen a record-extending fifth Roubaix win and he believes he can spoil Boonen's party once again.

VeloNews chatted to a few top pros during team presentations to get their take on what we can expect in the 'Hell of the North' on Sunday. VeloNews chatted to a few top pros during team presentations to get their take on what we can expect in the 'Hell of the North' on Sunday.

The Alabama Cycling Classic wraps up with the McClellan road race. Watch the action right here on Sunday.

Alejandro Valverde won the Tour of the Basque Country for the first time after coming in second to winner Primož Roglič on Saturday.

BMC Racing knew they had a keeper in Greg Van Avermaet. While bigger names would come and go, BMC put their faith in Van Avermaet.

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Michael Woods finds fine form at Vuelta al Pais Vasco ahead of the hilly Ardennes classics and an expected Giro d'Italia start.

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Here are seven Roubaix underdogs that might upset the five-star favorites on the cobblestones this Sunday.

American-style "Roubaix" races can't match the real thing in terms of the route, but the post-race food? I think the U.S. has the edge here.

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Paris-Roubaix's top riders head out onto the cobblestones to preview Sunday's Paris-Roubaix route.

Drawing on years of experience, Alejandro Valverde leads out sprint early and wins Pais Vasco's summit finish in Eibar, taking the GC lead.

The owner of the "black jacket" probably needs to leave Belgium ASAP. Plus, how to speak Australian!

Mavic celebrates the classics, State has "Simpsons"-themed gear, and Festka recycles coffee pods to make a bike.

Tom Boonen is one of the peloton's most popular riders. But though Roubaix favorites admire his career, they won't cut him slack on Sunday.

Days after suffering a concussion in a Tour of Flanders crash, it was announced that American Taylor Phinney will sit out Paris-Roubaix.

Tom Boonen arrives at his final race, Paris-Roubaix with confidence and a strong team. But what happens the Monday after Roubaix?

Watch live action from the Sunny King criterium, round two of USA Cycling's Pro Road Tour.

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