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Nacer Bouhanni edges Michael Matthews to win stage 8 as a battle in the wind leaves Alejandro Valverde in red and the GC largely intact

Junior world time-trial champion Igor Decraene dies at age 18

Days after losing hopes for a strong overall standing, Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Sharp) went on the attack Friday after changing his attitude about the Vuelta

Froome dodged a bullet Friday, and confidence is growing within Team Sky that their man could have a real shot at Vuelta victory

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The peloton suffers through a hot day of aggressive, crash-filled racing. De Marchi prevails, and Froome battles back from fall to gain time

Alessandro de Marchi rides alone to win the stage, while Chris Froome chips away at GC with a sneaky sprint

De Marchi rides alone to win in Alcaudete, while a cagey Chris Froome gains a little more time on GC rivals

Global Cycling Network takes a look at the bus that transports Martin, Boonen, and other OPQS stars during the Vuelta

Canyon's latest road bike uses magnetic-controlled full suspension and can call home when you crash by connecting to your smartphone

A hearing in Johannesburg has determined that Daryl Impey's positive test for Probenecid was a result of pharmacist error

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Two new clinchers and a tubular focus on reduced rolling resistance and the aerodynamics of the tire/wheel interface

The Vuelta heats up in stage 6, as the GC contenders come out to play, and the pretenders are left behind on the steep climb to La Zubia

Marquee names are battling in the opening stages of the Vuelta a España, delivering on the promise of the season's most exciting grand tour

Alejandro Valverde takes back the overall lead on stage 6's steep finish climb

Organizers of the fifth edition of the Québec City and Montreal Grands Prix Cyclistes have announced the rosters for the upcoming races

Four of the biggest favorites for Ponferrada are at this Vuelta: Fabian Cancellara, Philippe Gilbert, Tom Boonen, and Peter Sagan

The latest road and cyclocross shoes for 2015 offer a mix of closure systems at a variety of price-points

Movistar's Alejandro Valverde is best on La Zubia, beating GC heavy-hitters on a steep final climb

Art's Cyclery's shows you how to wrap your bike's aero bars with new grip tape

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As the 2014 domestic race calendar draws to a close, several familiar names on the domestic road racing circuit are closing out their professional racing careers

Bell, Giro, ICEdot, and MIPS are all taking big steps to improve your safety on the road and trail

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BMC celebrates the opening of its new R&D lab with a concept bike, showcasing its engineering chops and in-house manufacturing abilities.

The American hit the deck midway through the 180km stage to Ronda, but that wasn't going to stop him from celebrating the second team victory of this Vuelta

Tinkoff-Saxo puts Garmin-Sharp in trouble in the crosswinds. Degenkolb wins a fierce sprint, drawing the ire of Bouhanni

Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin-Sharp) lost more than three minutes in Wednesday's stage when the bunch split up under pressure from Tinkoff-Saxo

John Degenkolb wins his second day in a row on a 180km stage from Priego de Córdoba to Ronda

Tinkoff-Saxo shows their confidence, splitting the peloton in crosswinds, and Degenkolb prevails again in the sprint

After turning down offers from WorldTour teams like Tinkoff-Saxo, Edvald Boasson Hagen will join MTN-Qhubeka for 2015

New power meters for single-ring mountain bikes and riders using the latest Shimano road drivetrains

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Parlee introduces its lightest frameset, a new disc model, and a cheaper aero option

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Degenkolb delighted with first major win since March, as stage 4 tackles two categorized climbs in southern Spain

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Michael Rogers is pondering the Tour of Britain or Canada's WorldTour races, but doesn't except to race at the world road championships

Degenkolb wins a hot, hilly stage from Mairena del Alcor to Córdoba

John Degenkolb out-sprints a Vuelta peloton that is whittled down by two hard climbs and hot weather

In Spain, temperatures are pushing 100F, riders are losing 10 pounds of water weight during each stage, and teams are going through 200 bottles per day

GPS company introduces new $900 power meter and new spin-scan data metrics to geek out over

Pearl Izumi has added a clever tongue-mounted Boa closure system to the new Rd IV and X-Project shoe lines

Lennard Zinn explains how Campagnolo cassettes can be installed incorrectly on some freehubs, and how to avoid this dangerous error

Italy's celebrated national coach, Alfredo Martini, died Monday at home in Sesto Fiorentino due to ongoing health issues

New Tharsis XC stem includes an integrated headset compression system and a new Di2 battery hiding spot

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Chris Horner is hoping he can stay with Lampre-Merida at least one more season despite his controversial exit before the start of the Vuelta

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Results from a 188km stage from Cádiz to Arcos de la Frontera

Orica-GreenEdge's Michael Matthews wins a tricky sprint finish over Garmin-Sharp's Dan Martin

The Australian Orica-GreenEdge rider won the stage and took the overall lead with a 10-second time bonus

"When he's good, he doesn't need to worry about anyone," Martinelli says of Astana's Italian leader

After a steady rise through the domestic ranks and a breakthrough podium finish in Colorado, Tsvetkov may make the jump to the WorldTour

The 29-year-old is targeting a victory in the road race at the upcoming world championships

The race is full of big names with low expectations, except for the 24-year-old Colombian and reigning Giro d’Italia champion

Tejay van Garderen claimed his second consecutive win at the USA Pro challenge, but he took a lot more than that

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We caught up with Jens Voigt’s custom Trek Madone, which he rode at the USA Pro Challenge — the final race of his career

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"This is really hard work ... I won’t shirk away, but I wouldn’t recommend it," said the USA Pro Challenge KOM winner

The symmetry between close friends Alex Howes (Garmin-Sharp) and Kiel Reijnen (UnitedHealthcare) during this year’s USA Pro Challenge was profound

Jamis-Hagens Berman rider crashes into the back of a team car in the caravan, is in stable condition at Denver hospital

Results from the seventh and final stage of the 2014 USA Pro Cycling Challenge

Tejay van Garderen takes a second consecutive USA Pro Challenge title as Alex Howes wins a squeaker of a sprint in downtown Denver

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Photos from stage 2 of the 2014 Vuelta a España

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