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2014 Giro d'Italia winner Nairo Quintana leads a talented cast at the Argentina race

Is your noisy bike driving you crazy? Global Cycling Network helps you troubleshoot noises to silence a creaky bike

In her first rider journal, Carmen Small reflects on how her dreams reflect anxieties and considers what it takes to overcome those fears

Kaiser will line up for his first run at the elite cyclocross national championships on Sunday aboard Specialized's top-of-the-line Crux

The debate rages on about disc brakes in professional road racing, and the former world champ is not convinced the time is right to change

Lennard Zinn addresses reader questions about weight distribution on a bike, mixing cogsets, and more

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A Belgian newspaper claims the pair, along with others, is being investigated for tax evasion

Southeast hopes the Italian's presence on the squad will help it gain a Giro d'Italia wildcard invite

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In his first diary for VeloNews, American Chad Haga talks about a busy off-season that has prepared him for his second season in the ProTour

Optum-Kelly Benefit strategies has long been a fixture on the domestic road scene, and it has done so with a commitment to fair play

Twenty16 lands a major presenting sponsor as Sho-Air steps in to support the team as it returns to the UCI ranks

Tune in live on Wednesday night to watch the launch event for the 2015 Cannondale-Garmin team, to be held in New York City

An Astana team official tells VeloNews the Italian will most likely forgo the Giro-Tour double

The 34-year-old will race the cobbled classic in April and then turn his attention to track cycling ahead of the 2016 Olympics

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Coryn Rivera and Daniel Holloway are Velo magazine's 2014 Domestic Sprinters of the Year

Mathieu van der Poel rides away from a strong front group to take a solo victory in a muddy Soudal Classics round at Leuven

In one of our top stories from 2014, the tech crew looks back at the 10 innovations that changed cycling in immeasurable ways

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Win an impressive showing at the Tour of Utah, Joey Rosskopf earned Velo magazine's Domestic Breakthrough Rider of the Year award

Love them for their panache or hate them for their doping transgressions, these men were uniquely gifted when the roads pointed skyward

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Art's Cyclery breaks down the easiest way to assemble a suspension pivot assembly

United Healthcare women's team and Team SmartStop each had banner years in 2014

The BMC rider says he was approached by two men who wanted to steal his bike during a training ride in Colombia

Going downhill on two wheels is more complex than simply letting gravity take over. Here are 10 of history's most skilled bike-handlers

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Wout Van Aert and Katerina Nash kicked off 2015 with victories at the Grand Prix Sven Nys — the 7th round of the Bpost Bank Trofee series — held in Baal

Alison Powers became the first pro to hold the U.S. road, time trial, and criterium national championship titles at the same time

Shimano XTR Di2 is the 2014 Velo Tech Innovation of the Year. The Giro Synthe receives an honorable mention

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Lennard Zinn describes his favorite new bike tool from 2014, a clever solution that saves time and frustration, without costing a fortune

Sergey Tsvetkov has steadily climbed the ranks, and notched some impressive performances in the most important U.S. stage races in 2014

Katusha officials confirm that the 2015 team budget is 'guaranteed,' but team owner Makarov suggests changes could be coming in 2016

Former U.S. time trial champion Carmen Small is turning her attention toward the team pursuit for the Rio Olympics

Whether she was astride a mountain bike, 'cross rig, or a road bike, Ferrand-Prévot was unstoppable in 2014, winning worlds and much more

VeloNews' photographers capture the drama, anguish, and excitement at the finish of the 2014 season's major races in this best-of gallery

Take a close look at the bike that Miller rode to victory at CrossVegas, out-sprinting Katie Compton and Katerina Nash in the season opener

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Andrew Talansky's winning move at the Dauphiné stuns heavy hitters like Contador and Froome on the race's final day

Always in contention for the podium at nearly any race, Valverde was Velo magazine's top male cyclist of the 2014 season

A late-race error by Mathieu van der Poel on a heavy mud course opens the door for van Aert to ride alone to win

Despite a vocal opposition and somewhat tame advocates, the move to disc brakes on road bikes is coming

Tejay van Garderen had his "best season ever" in 2014, delivering on his promise as one of America's top stage racers

BrakeThrough Media picked their favorite action shots from the 2014 races for a gallery that captures the season's exciting moments

Some who confessed to doping have been accepted back into the sport, others have not. What's the difference?

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Tinkoff-Saxo CEO insists team finances are on solid footing, despite suggestions by Oleg Tinkov that crisis in Russia could mean trouble

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Comments from Oleg Tinkov during a TV interview have raised the possibility that unrest in the Crimea and the shrinking ruble could threaten his team

Van der Poel rode at the front from start to finish, and benefitted from a late-race crash by Lars van der Haar to ride clear, winning alone

With the snow, the climbs and the controversy, stage 16 of the Giro d'Italia is the 2014 Velo Most Dramatic Day of International Racing

From the cobbles of Roubaix to the hills of California, Bradley Wiggins proved himself to be amazingly versatile in 2014

An exclusive interview, from the pages of the May 2014 Velo magazine, discussing the Tour champion's evolution as a rider

The world champ continued her winning ways in Diegem, taking the sixth round of the Superprestige series, four seconds ahead of Pauline Ferrand-Prévot

Belgian outfit Wanty-Gobert is aiming to earn its first grand tour invitation going into 2015, and is hoping to gain a wild card berth for the Giro d'Italia

UnitedHealthcare is among 16 teams heading to the Dubai Tour, a move that could indicate that the American squad might earn an invite to the Giro d'Italia

Fabio Aru has become the next big thing in Italian cycling with marvelous climbing performances at the Giro and Vuelta

Jen Voigt's tireless appetite for breakaway punishment and glory made him one of the peloton's icons. He retired at the end of 2014

Vincenzo Nibali conquered the cobbles on stage 5 of the Tour, putting even the spring classics specialists into difficulty

American Tom Peterson has confirmed he is retiring, and will return to nursing school and work as a cycling coach in Seattle

Lars van der Haar can't be beat in Heusden-Zolder, attacking with authority and holding on to win, despite a late-race dropped chain

Cadel Evans (BMC Racing) and his career farewell highlights a strong field for the WorldTour opener at the Santos Tour Down Under in January

Marianne Vos wins the fifth round of the World Cup series, getting the better of Katerina Nash and teammate Pauline Ferrand-Prévot

After a controversial descent of the Stelvio, the debate raged among Giro riders and teams as to how to solve the issue

Omega Pharma-Quick Step and Rabo-Liv dominate their respective pelotons in the 2014 season with well-rounded teams that won races all year