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Veteran greats Sagan, Gilbert, Van Avermaet face-off against new cobblestone kings this weekend – can the old guard unseat the pups of the pavé?

Here's what's making headlines on Friday, October 1.

The Australian Summer of Cycling is getting thinner by the day.

Peter Sagan will once again ride Dura-Ace mechanical at Paris-Roubaix. Has he lost his marbles?

The race starts 10 km from the Arenberg, so why isn't it being used?

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Financial uncertainty continues at Qhubeka-NextHash.

We first spotted a new tyre on Ganna's TT bike, now we're seeing it everywhere at the Worlds road race, Roubaix, and team's twitter.

As of Thursday, the weekend weather forecast calls for rain and wind at Paris-Roubaix.

After over a year of waiting, Paris-Roubaix Femmes is finally here.

Lowden broke Vittoria Bussi's previous record in Grenchen, Switzerland

But what exactly was the plan for the Dutch team?

Major geometry changes make for a new personality that’s rowdier, but also perhaps more polarizing.

Included UCI-illegal accessories suggest they want to tri to sell it to those who also run and swim.

Great value for women's kit, and best for short to medium-length rides in moderate temperatures.

Jolien D'hoore, Ellen van Dijk, and Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig share their thoughts as the women's peloton prepares itself for a date with history.

Lowden was nearly 400m ahead of previous mark set in 2018.

The cycling coach who influenced the lives of countless athletes passed away at 64 years young.

This fall, strangely, is a celebration of the spring classics, from Paris-Roubaix this weekend to the worlds in Flanders to the cobbles-inspired Belgian Waffle Ride in Utah.

I couldn't win on the climb — uh-oh! — but I was able to find a way in the technical singletrack.

Dutch star hints of long-distance attacks if his back holds out, his legs feel good, and forecasters are correct about rain and tailwinds.

Veteran 'crosser hopes for third time lucky after twice placing second in the velodrome and coming back strong from heart ablation surgery this spring.

Here's what's making headlines on Thursday, September 30.

Hot takes from Caley, Ronan and Shoddy on the ground at the World Championships in Leuven.

African-registered team still looking secure its sponsors for 2022, but UCI deadlines force them to release riders from contracts.

New 8-bike line ranges from aluminum $2,399 ALR 5 to $11,999 SLR 9 eTap with elastomer-damped Isospeed, internal routing, and down tube storage.

The gravel machine we named the 2021 VeloNews Bike of the Year has only gotten better. Here's how.

The American national champ's banner season will be put to the test during Saturday's 115km race in Elba.

The electronic-only, disc-brake only, grand-tour-winning bike from Cervélo has a wider stance and weighs less than its predecessor.

Australia's two WorldTour races have been cancelled for a second year running.

Twenty years after Servais Knaven won Paris-Roubaix, there will be another Knaven on the start line: his daughter, Britt.

The men race over 30 sectors of 55km of cobbles, while the women face 17 sectors for a total of 29.2km.

We asked the top favorites how Paris-Roubaix in October will be unique: they gave some surprising answers.

Scribe introduces re-use and recycling program for its old carbon wheels.

A week after hanging up her racing wheels, van der Breggen will be in the team car for SD Worx as she transitions into new sport director role.

Strict border controls in Australia due to the coronavirus pandemic meant international teams would not be able to attend either event.

Pearlescent Trek Domanes and a first sighting of Ellen van Dijk's new European Champions jersey.

Sagan 'not afraid' of prospect of wet pavé as forecast calls for foul weather through Paris-Roubaix weekend.

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Rebecca Charlton, Katie Colclough and Tilda Price chat World Championships, Paris-Roubaix, and the upcoming Women's Tour.

Astana has signed Gianni Moscon to a two-year deal.

Tom Dumoulin's management team has reportedly addressed a rumor that he could be headed to BikeExchange.

Fezzari’s revamped Shafer gravel bike has traded its old me-too personality for modern progressive handling, more capabilities, and value that should put mainstream brands on notice.

This line of the sport's history can only be written once.

Reports indicate that the 30-year-old Dutch rider might be going to Team BikeExchange, a move Jumbo-Visma declined to comment on.

Paris-Roubaix was to be held the same day as the French presidential election and needed rescheduling.

What causes tires to absorb more or less of a rider’s energy?

We sent clinchers, tubeless tires, and tubulars to Wheel Energy for rolling-resistance tests at range of air pressures. The results surprised us.

Because he is not part of the WADA anti-doping pool, his ride will only count as a British record even if he beats the all-time mark.

The British rider will attempt the hour record Thursday after unofficially breaking it in February.

The new film chronicles ultra-distance mountain bikers Kaitlyn Boyle and Kurt Reifsnider's FKT attempts on the Kokopelli Trail.

Here's the news making the headlines on Wednesday, September 29.

Paris-Roubaix asks for a later date as French Presidential elections put the cobbled monument at risk of being canceled once again.

Who will win? What will the tactics be? The favorites chime in just days ahead of the historic debut of Paris-Roubaix Femmes.

A crash course in road rash.

Massive crowds, great racing, wonderful weather and the unique Flanders ambiance – what wasn't there to dig about these worlds?

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The course has been inspected, and a wet weather forecast is in.

Wahoo aims to create the "world's most complete training app" with Systm, the new home for The Sufferfest and a host of other features.

Weeds were removed but course ‘maintenance’ still remains ahead of weekend racing.

Capable kit for training rides in moderate to hot and humid conditions.

After 20 years with the Clif Pro Team as an MTB and 'cross athlete, Nash has what sponsors want: the ability to balance multiple disciplines — and win.

Here's the news making headlines on Tuesday, September 28.

Wahoo System incorporates The Sufferfest with other immersive cycling training tools and experiences into a single platform.

Stiffer isn't always better.

Technical expert Lennard Zinn offers his views regarding carbon fiber longevity and the future of tire tech.

Météo France, the official national forecaster, is predicting rain and gusting winds all weekend across northern France.

An estimated 1 million fans packed the roadsides from Antwerp to Leuven, creating a festival-like atmosphere unlike anything anyone's seen before.

In this excerpt from his new book, Matt de Neef tells the story of Everesting's rise from grassroots to global.

We kept things close to home this time around, with four testers thrashing a smattering of road and gravel bikes — and even some flat-bar gravel bikes — on our home turf of Boulder, Colorado, to see what works and what doesn’t.

The Tour winner's first foray into the design world represents his ice cold mindset and burning legs with a dose of high tech security for good measure.

Owain Doull is headed to EF next year.

Breaking down the men's and women's World Champ road races from Leuven.

This is a durable floor pump with a large easy-to-read dial, and simple operation for setting up tubeless tires.

In this column, we dive into the power numbers of Neilson Powless, Remco Evenepoel, and Michael Valgren at the elite men’s world championships.

From the lens of Kristof Ramon, a study of the men's road race and Julian Alaphilippe in flight.

German rider Paul Voss is jumping into the U.S. gravel scene four years after retiring from pro road cycling.