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Young Aussies stepped up to shine at last year's Giro to give fans Down Under the hope that their next GC star isn't far away.

The Mid South gravel race will cancel its 2021 in-person race and instead hold a stay-at-home event for its 2,200 participants.

Frenchman heads to Giro d'Italia while sprint sensation Arnaud Démare sees Tour leadership.

Luxembourger putting Ardennes and one-week stage races at center of ambitions, but vows to return to the Tour of Flanders.

How to calculate chain tension, and how it relates to power output and gearing.

Deal across all ASO races marks end of era for Mavic and its iconic yellow vehicles.

Deceuninck-Quick-Step reveals Evenepoel's injuries require further time to heal after making too hasty a return to the bike.

Tadej Pogacar won last year's Tour de France with an incredible uphill ITT. To defend his title, he'll need to improve in flat ITTs.

As a new week gets underway, news of which stars will be targeting which race continues to emerge.

Ritchey's new Outback gravel bike is greater than the sum of its parts.

Amanda Spratt steps into the captain's seat at Team BikeExchange following the departure of Annemiek van Vleuten.

Chris Froome opens up about winning a fifth Tour at age 36, taking on Jumbo-Visma in France, and the details of his recovery.

Defending champion confident UAE Team Emirates has the firepower to control the race at this year's Tour de France.

This padded, snub-nosed saddle works particularly well for gravel riding and racing.

Vision adds three new wheels, all disc-brake and tubeless-ready, with sub-four-digit pricing.

Tour Down Under director Stuart O'Grady discusses the difficult decision to cancel the 2021 race.

Two young talents have been rivals through the junior ranks, but will take turns supporting one another in 2021.

American Brandon McNulty will be co-captain at Giro d'Italia.

French women's WorldTour road racers successfully pushed for pro licenses.

Squad targeting victory with young Russian sensation at this year's Giro while Jakob Fuglsang prioritizes Ardennes and Olympics.

Belgium's king of the cobblestones inks a deal with the Italian consumer-direct clothing brand.

A workhorse budget aluminum road racer in need of more appropriate build options.

Simon Gerrans and other Australian pros explain why the Tour Down Under is such an important race for the home riders.

Mat Hayman trained through the off-season to be able to retire at the Tour Down Under, and a home crowd, a beer and a team victory made it worth it.

In recognition of the Tour Down Under's cancelation, we have features, interviews, photo galleries, and other stories to celebrate Australian cycling this week.

Here's all the latest news from the world of cycling.

The first three steps to take when you get a power meter.

Andreas Schillinger also sustained broken vertebrae in accident with car at team training camp in Italy on Saturday.

Indoor training bike's camera, microphone and internet connection could pose security risk, say experts.

Three riders were sent to the hospital for further evaluation, two have confirmed concussions

Three riders undergoing check-ups following impact with vehicle; Peter Sagan was not involved.

'Cross racing returns with low-key race that Alvarado and van der Poel both sat out.

Team confident Evenepoel has time to rehab nagging injuries ahead of planned grand tour debut at the Giro d'Italia.

First held in 2019, this is already a stand-out in our minds.

Team directors speak of Pogačar's progression, Hirschi's potential and how he was signed, and the squad's COVID vaccination.

As we close out the week, the headlines include news of a prison sentence for the doctor who ran the doping ring at the center of the Operation Aderlass investigation, as well as more updates on which riders will be at which races in 2021, among other news items.

Egan Bernal is still working out his 2021 plans, and there's a chance that this season will see him make start a Grand Tour other than the Tour de France for the first time in his career. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the 2019 Tour de France champion is mulling the possibility of racing this year's Giro d'Italia.

Move is expected to remove mountains of difficult-to-recycle plastic

A sit down chat about the trends of our 2021 road bike field test, the bikes we liked most, and others to consider.

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In an attempt to keep the public away for health and safety concerns, race organizers keep quiet on the actual route.

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Teniel Campbell is one of the first Caribbean riders in the women's WorldTour, and she has her sights set on Tokyo and the spring classics.

How one of the Amani project's initiatives hopes to elevate African riders.

How did cycling make it through 2020? Cautiously, and with lots of hand sanitizer.

Elite and under-23 world championship events will go on as planned, albeit ‘behind closed doors.’

Colombian star says he feels 'like a new cyclist' as he plots 2021 calendar.

Veteran German said he's 'not afraid' to race against rising new talents on cobbles.

German ring is cycling's biggest scandal since 'Operación Puerto' from more than a decade ago.

Geraint Thomas, the 2018 Tour de France champion, faces a pivotal 2021 that will undoubtedly impact the next chapter in his career.

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All 19 WorldTour teams invited along with Alpecin-Fenix, but two wildcard berths remain unfilled.

Teams are re-creating COVID-19 'race bubbles' at camps across Spain.

Organizers of the women's only four-day stage race cite ongoing uncertainty regarding the pandemic for the cancelation.

Mental fortitude goes a long way. Here's how to build it.

A good warm-up makes it safer for you to dig deep in your workout, and it can also help you go faster and feel better.

As he looks ahead to the coming season, Pedersen is focused on achieving more one-day success, with the Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix, and Worlds in Flanders as big targets.

What Focus' first gravel bike lacks in flair, it makes up for with quiet competence and capability.

The February stage race was the first WorldTour event impacted by COVID-19 one year ago.

Dutchwoman sketches out ambitious schedule that includes stacked classics block, La Course, Giro Rosa and Olympic Games.

Frenchman throwing full focus into classics campaign before contemplating Tour de France, Olympics and worlds.

As we roll through the middle of the week, the cycling headlines include news on some marquee riders as the new season looms as well as an announcement of a continued partnership between a WorldTour team and a bike brand.

Columnist Aliya Barnwell says cycling's efforts to improve the sport's diversity often overlook the throngs of working cyclists, street BMX riders, and participants in Critical Mass-style urban rides.

An in-depth review of Cervelo's new do-it-all road bike. Here we focus on the mid-priced version with fewer bells and whistles.

California's Rock Cobbler — the gravel race known for sending riders through a living room — is postponing its February race until April.

As the 2021 racing season approaches, Vincenzo Nibali is gearing up for another busy campaign.

The Italian climber is hoping his recent foray into cyclocross will help him once he returns to the road.

While the road back to top form is not yet clear for the Dutch sprinter, he is hopeful to be racing with his ‘Wolfpack’ teammates in the first half of 2021.

Last year, most starters did not finish. Race directory Bobby Kennedy is excited for a third edition this fall.

The wait is over... these are the best cycling photos of 2020.

The American-based brand will continue its partnership with Vaughter's squad for the next three seasons, supporting the team with bikes for a wide range of needs.

What to eat and drink—and when—while riding.

Long-standing relationships with manager Patrick Lefevere and bike partner Specialized helped open door for the Manxman to return to former team.

The 300-mile self-supported race will run in conjunction with the event's other signature distances.

Gravel racers and event promoters have their doubts about springtime events going forward, but are optimistic about events later in the year.

I really favor pedal-based power meters, and the Favero Assioma stands apart from the rest, except for one feature which could use improvement.

Double world champion Anna van der Breggen sights are set on Olympic defense which starts at Spanish training camp.

Geraint Thomas discusses the 2021 Tour de France route, his crash at the Giro d'Italia, and life at Ineos Grenadiers without Chris Froome.

Belgian phenom's comeback takes U-turn as nagging issues force him to take a break from training.

NASCAR and pro cycling generally play out at opposite ends of the sporting and cultural spectrum. But there are also some striking parallels between the two sports – particularly in terms of team structure and reliance upon external sponsors.