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Family of Berkeley man killed while chasing a downhill KOM sues social training site; Strava says suit is meritless

Milan-San Remo winner Simon Gerrans heads to France with an eye toward adding a fourth grand tour stage win

German sprinter leads Dutch squad into its first Tour de France, aimed squarely at world champion Mark Cavendish

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Fresh off her selection to the U.S. Olympic team for London, Amber Neben checks in on overcoming adversity and leaving her ill-timed Beijing mechanical in China

Lotto brings four riders to help the Gorilla add to his 2011 Tour de France stage win

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Italian facing CONI meeting Tuesday when he arrives for pre-Olympic testing

Mark Cavendish and Bradley Wiggins will focus their efforts on Tour de France preparations and not compete in their national championships

Dutch squad announces Tour nine, with Aussie sprinter getting his first shot at a Tour stage win

Images from the stage 6 Stillwater Criterium at the 2012 Nature Valley Grand Prix

Bradley Wiggins set a new mark for wins this spring, becoming the first rider to ever score a treble in the pre-Tour stage races

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UnitedHealthcare rider delivers after team chases down a late break

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World champion will now focus on green jersey in Paris and gold in London.

U.S. national team rider finishes with the bunch in stage 9 to take the overall victory

Schleck tries to seize the lead in finale, but runs out of road as Kangert claims stage win

1. Alejandro Borrajo, in 3.40:02 2. Christiaan Kriek, in 3.40:02 3. Tommy Nankervis, in 3.40:02 4. Heath Blackgrove, in 3.40:02 5. Tom Zirbel, in 3.40:02

Zirbel makes break pay dividends as Specialized-Lululemon teammates surprise women's field

Olympic hopefuls join Tour riders Vande Velde and Zabriskie, plus top 'crosser Johnson, for an Allen Lim-style tuneup

American wins atop Gavia to take pink jersey into final stage

Late move by Fränk Schleck and Levi Leipheimer put the two into second and third overall

John Murphy and Carmen Small keep their leaders' jerseys going into stage 5

1. Svein TUFT, CAN, in 27:08 2. Rory SUTHERLAND, UnitedHealthcare, at :30 3. Hugo HOULE, Spidertech-C10, at :46 4. Christian MEIER, CAN, at :55 5. Ryan ROTH, Spidertech-C10, at 1:10

Veteran happy to work with a young U.S. team in London, calls Kloden's comments on RadioShack's Tour selection unprofessional

Auto qualifying national champion laments, takes motivation from missing time trial roster for London

USA Cycling announces the final selections for the men's and women's road teams for the London Games

RadioShack boss says he will cooperate with USADA investigation and has not participated in a doping program in his teams

In the debut of VeloLab, our tech team put four aero road bikes to the test. Get the results from the lab and the road

The messy business of reassigning Lance Armstrong's Tour titles

Kessiakoff upends Cancellara as Costa keeps his GC lead in Switzerland

Officials attempt to shorten, ultimately call off Nature Valley GP third stage

Mavic unveiled its new aero wheelset, built as a complete system, this week

Schleck says he hasn't seen someone with as much fitness and drive as Wiggins in a long time

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1. Matt COOKE, Exergy, in 4:12:32 2. Francisco MANCEBO PEREZ, Competitive Cyclist, at :7 3. Rory SUTHERLAND, UnitedHealthcare, at :7 4. Hugo HOULE, Spidertech-C10, at :10 5. Chris BUTLER, CSS, at :12

Nick Legan answers reader questions on a 30+ cassette for the new Dura-Ace, gearing for bike storage and more

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Slovak wins his fourth stage in six tries in Switzerland

While embattled RadioShack-Nissan director goes quiet, Chris Horner may be back in the Tour de France

Images from the Saint Paul Criterium at the 2012 Nature Valley Grand Prix

Carmen Small, Theresa Cliff-Ryan, Tom Zirbel and John Murphy were all stage winners on Wednesday in Saint Paul, Minnesota

Craig Lewis grabs his first individual professional win after breaking his leg at last year’s Giro d’Italia

American won the mountain stage to Terminillo on Tuesday, but ceded the overall lead with a late flat two days before the decisive mountain stage

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Skyscraper Classic to air live on VeloNews.com

The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency has sent Lance Armstrong and others a 15-page letter outlining doping allegations throughout the Texan's career

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Andy Schleck says he would rather finish last than miss the 2012 Tour de France with injuries suffered at the Dauphine

Katusha rider wins from breakaway, but nearly celebrates too early

One of the longest-running events in the U.S. cancels, citing poor pre-registration numbers

Struggling Luxembourger has broken vertebra from Dauphine crash and is RadioShack's second star to miss the start in Liege

Willow cut gluten before all the cool kids were doing it. Her results improved and every year she felt better.

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Team boss says Swiss tour start was criteria for Tour selection from the start of the year

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Lennard Zinn answers more questions on bike weight and readers weigh in on previous columns

Liquigas man wins another sprint in Tour de France build-up

Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah returns with 33 percent more miles, 25 percent more climbing in 2012

American says he has not heard from RadioShack management in weeks and won't allow the team to impact his Olympics selection

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Frankie Andreu, Sean Petty amongst those paying tribute to George Hincapie following his retirement announcement

The original online fitness mapping company steps into the social fray to compete against Strava with new Courses feature

Four names will be selected from the 13-person list of nominees to represent Canada in London

In our July 21, 2008 cover story, we look at George Hincapie, America’s most accomplished active racer and the international peloton’s nice guy

A few weeks before announcing his retirement, George Hincapie sat down with VeloNews to talk about his legacy and meshing his nice-guy reputation with hard-nosed classics riding

American misses RadioShack's long list for the Tour

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Slovak wins his second stage of the Tour de Suisse, three days into the race

Veteran American will call it a career after the Tour de France, USA Pro Challenge

Dutch rookie wins Dauphine young rider's competition with surprising time trial

Belgian classics veteran Leif Hoste returns slowly from long-undiagnosed head injury

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