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Sixth place in elite men's road race best since Taylor Phinney was fourth in 2012 for USA Cycling.

Carapaz distances Brandon McNulty in final to triumph in Tokyo. Wout van Aert and Tadej Pogačar round out the podium.

A weekly curation of women's cycling news and content by the one and only Amy Jones.

Nacer Bouhanni has extended with Arkéa-Samsic.

After dueling with Filippo Ganna for years, Lambie will attempt to push the pursuit record under four minutes

Here's the news making the headlines on Friday, July 23, 2021.

The former track star isn’t letting a career-ending accident get in the way of living life.

The 29-athlete squad will compete across 12 different sports. Masomah Ali Zada and Ahmad Badreddin Wais are its two road riders.

There are only a few five-star favorites for the 2021 men's Olympic road race. We ranked 68 riders for Saturday's event.

And the 23-year-old is already looking to inspire the next generation.

The Australian time trial champion has had to come back from a huge setback to make her dream come true in Tokyo after she broke her collarbone, fibula, and elbow in a crash in April.

With dominant displays come accusations and questions. We delve into whether any of the motor doping accusations have any merit.

Tom Pidcock has been training in a tent in the spare room of his apartment to prepare for the heat of Tokyo in his bid for Olympic glory.

But are they really worth the price-tag?

Back in the "studio" the podcast reunites to wrap up the 2021 Tour de France.

With prestige and national honor on the line, the Olympics count for lot more than they used to among the top pros.

Dumoulin will have big decisions to make about his future as a cyclist after racing for gold in the Tokyo Olympic time trial next week.

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The Dutch riders are the overwhelming favorites for gold in Tokyo, but they will not get it all their own way and there are plenty of riders ready to upset the form book.

As Aussie Olympian Gracie Elvin writes, the biggest sporting event on the planet offers soaring highs, but also crushing lows.

Simmons wins for first time in nearly two years ahead of stacked summer to include debut grand tour, world championships, Paris-Roubaix.

The course and the key contenders ahead of Sunday's Olympic road race.

Leah Goldstein recently rode into the history books as the first female solo winner of Race Across America. Here, she takes us inside her incredible win.

The Clif Pro Team rider has learned to embrace her bi-culturalism on and off the bike.

Coryn Rivera, Amber Neben, Ruth Winder, and Leah Thomas give us snapshots from the road cyclists' Olympic village.

My view of exactly how this hard event played out, from the pre-race pressure until the post-race beers.

U.S rider Alexis Ryan says cycling's white western ‘bubble’ needs to be burst so the sport can ‘join the real world.’

With his first pro victory, Quinn Simmons also takes the overall lead in the five-stage race at Tour de Wallonie.

Tokyo will be the fifth Olympic Games for Alejandro Valverde, and presents an ideal course for him to be considered a favorite for gold.

A look at the MTB course for the Tokyo Olympics

USA Cycling brings two starters against a field packed with European 'superpowers' for the elite men's road race.

Designed to fit mountain bike brake levers and shifters, this drop handlebar is weirdly interesting.

Geraint Thomas and Simon Yates are both confident they've overcome their Tour de France injuries to lay it on the line in the men's Olympic road race.

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Here's the news making the headlines on Thursday, July 22.

The Australian rider, who retired in 2013 and is now a co-owner of Factor bikes, is a competitor on 'Team Brains'.

Tour de France stars, last-chance veterans and rising phenoms headline the three teams to watch in Tokyo on Saturday.

Fabio Jakobsen wins stage 2 of the Tour de Wallonie, nearly a year after he was seriously injured in a crash.

They will be the first women's WorldTeam to have a feeder program for young women to break into the professional peloton.

Slick adjustable geometry is impressively quick and easy to operate, with tangible benefits in each mode.

As the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics approaches, the IOC has announced Brisbane as the host of the 2032 Games.

A carbon rim made with a modern take on thermoplastic manufacturing.

We are days away from the Olympic road race, and there is a lot to discuss.

We discuss the state of U.S. professional cycling with Payson McElveen of The Adventure Stache podcast.

Canyon-SRAM's diversity and inclusion program was launched after controversy about Chloe Dygert's conduct on social media. The new team will aim to support under-served countries in cycling.

Hungarian road race, time trial, mountain bike, and cyclocross champion Kata Blanka Vas is a future cycling star and the 19-year-old was snapped by SD Worx earlier this year.

The RW23 joins the Revel Wheels family of recyclable, US-made carbon rims.

Here's the news making headlines for Wednesday, July 21.

Dan Craven diagnosed with COVID-19 after struggling for months to secure a vaccine, and finally got call two hours after virus positive puts frustrating end to Olympic dream.

Team director sees advantages in Geraint Thomas, Simon Yates and Tao Geoghegan Hart's crash-riddled Tour as GB aims at the Olympic podium.

Haley Batten's meteoric rise has been a decade in the making.

Ever wondered how well certain tube materials hold onto pressure? I know I did.

We sit down with Kate Courtney to talk Olympics, and the people and processes that got her there.

We should all be thinking more about "want" vs. "need".

We look at the most successful teams, riders, bikes, nations and who lifted the most prize money at this year's Tour de France.

Dylan Groenewegen sprinted to victory on the opening stage of the Tour de Wallonie.

Japanese champion Eri Yonamine has been racing for a decade, six of those as a professional, but the 2021 Olympics will be her first international race on home soil.

After a stage win at the Giro Donne, Coryn Rivera is off to Tokyo with confidence and an angel on her shoulder.

More tips and tricks for limiting high-speed wobble, mixing drivetrain components, and more.

The Tour de France boasts the biggest payout in professional racing, but there's a big gap between haves and have-nots in the peloton.

The Dutch women made history when they won back-to-back Olympic road race titles in London and Rio. Can they do it again with a third straight victory? There are few who would bet against it.

Ahead of her third Olympics, Christine Majerus reflects on her work as a domestique and her personal successes over the years.

Unique looks, big claims and a price tag larger than the lower pulley wheel.

Here's the news making the headlines on Tuesday, July 20.

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Dave Brailsford says that any further health problems could prevent him staying in his role as team principal of the Ineos Grenadiers.

‘There was a level of maturity in understanding how to actually go, that it’s not just a dream.’

Here's your guide for this weekend's Olympic road races.

An alphabetical list of the 43 abandons, the respective riders' expectations, how they were racing, and why they left the Tour.

We look at the wattages of Sepp Kuss and Richard Carapaz on Tour stages 17 and 18.

Here's what's making cycling tech headlines on Monday, July 19.

An axle upgrade that turns your existing Shimano SPD-SL pedals into a power meter. However, there is one big trade-off.

Williams, Owen control series lead heading into Audi Denver Littleton Twilight on July 31.

Here's the news making the headlines on Monday, July 19.

Christoph Strasser has obliterated the previous record, covering 1,026.2 km at a mindblowing average speed of 42.75 km/h.

Les Champs is, of course, one of the most magnificent boulevards in all the world, and it offers a splendid backdrop to the finale of the Tour.

Mark Cavendish's return to winning ways at the Tour de France has been remarkable and it could have a big impact on the sport in his native Isle of Man.

Wout van Aert won a sprint, a time trial and a mountain stage, but GC ambitions are on pause – and that's good for all of us at home.