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Ready or not, here it comes. Shimano has released the first-ever gravel-specific component set, and we got a first look at it at the Wild Horse Gravel event in De Beque, Colorado.

Fernando Gaviria found little cause for celebration in the way he landed victory on stage 3 of the Giro d'Italia. "Elia was the clear winner today," he says

An erratic sprint from Elia Viviani sees Fernando Gaviria awarded victory on a stressful third stage of the Giro d'Italia.

Put Your Socks On Episode 1: 2019 Amgen Tour of California, Stage One

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A look at the protagonists and tech choices on the challenging opening time trial of the Giro d'Italia

The Tour of California's wide roadways have an enormous impact on the way that riders tackle the race

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Peter Sagan took his 17th stage victory at the Amgen Tour of California, crossing the line just ahead of American Travis McCabe

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With a series of sprint and breakaway stages before the race's next time trial, and the mountains coming soon after, the Slovenian could lead the race - and face all the extra responsibilities that come with it - for some time.

German champion wins first grand tour sprint of his career, with the GC staying static.

Mitchelton-Scott gambled on the weather and came out with the trump card of time splits for Yates to refer to in the Giro's opening time trial.

The Tour of California's one GC day could be overshadowed by four stages for breakaway riders.

The British sprinter recently took to social media to honor his longtime foe, Marcel Kittel

Primoz Roglic might have won the opening stage, but the Giro d'Italia opened with an old-fashioned 'polemica'

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Roglic set the fastest time early in the day, beating Yates into second by 19 seconds, with Nibali finishing third and Dumoulin placing fifth, 28 seconds down.

On a route boasting climbs of varying length and pitch, and a likely sprint finish, you can expect to see an array of gear in the peloton for the Giro's first road stage.

Two-time Giro winner responds to Yates' pre-race proclamations that he was the favorite for the final pink jersey.

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Roglic's climbing lieutenant Laurens De Plus is finally hitting top form after a terrifying crash derailed his 2018 season

The high socks, grip tape, and 3D-printed components you can expect to see (and not see) when watching the opening stage in Bologna.

Sivakov, Geoghegan Hart, Dunbar headline a promising team that averages only 25 years of age.

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Words by Brad Roe, Images by David Oh

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Kasia Niewiadoma says more women's WorldTour teams try to control the races, which opens the door for smaller teams to win

After winning all three races he's started in 2019, the Slovenian heads to a Giro that plays to his strengths.

In this chapter of the Rapha Roadmap, we examine whether different structures could create new revenue models for pro cycling

Announcement comes after series of inconsistent performances and simmering tension with team.

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By Clive Pursehouse w/images courtesy, Tourissimo

We talk about different things, depending on the setting. Allow me to explain.

The ABSA Cape Epic is arguably XC mountain biking’s most competitive stage race. From the front of the elite field, here’s Giant pro rider Brendan Johnston’s account of how it went for him and his partner, Cam Ivory.

Landa is hopeful he's back to full strength in time for the Giro following an injury-plagued season

New Mexico's Tour of the Gila is a stage race like no other. It is held in the eclectic mining town of Silver City, and has been a regular stop on the U.S. domestic racing scene for decades. At one time the fields were filled with top professionals preparing for the Amgen Tour of California, or racing to get the needed hard miles at high altitude. The race still attracts plenty of UCI Continental pro riders, many of whom have WorldTour aspirations. This year saw familiar faces return: Floyds’s Pro Cycling D.S. Gord Fraser has been at Gila as a racer and now director for nearly 15 years, as has Wildlife Generation manager Danny Van Haute. Former mountain bike racer and U.S. team coach Mark Gullickson attended the race to watch his son race in the amateur category. The entire organization is held together by Jack Brennan, who has retired once, only to return to make sure the race doesn’t die. And the course is one of the most scenic and challenging in North America.

Previewing stages at the Tour de France is nothing new, but now more teams are doing the same thing at the Giro.

Dutchman satisfied with year-on-year progress and relishing a Giro heavy on time trials.

Kiel Reijnen lost his brother on the eve of the 2019 classics, and found solace in suffering at the Tour of Flanders

Bob Jungels targets the Giro d'Italia overall after an impressive spring campaign on the cobblestones

Sepp Kuss and Kasia Niewiadoma stop by on this week's VeloNews Podcast

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GRX will be the first gravel specific groupset

The new group offers three tiers, lower gears, better braking from the hoods, clutched rear derailleurs, and mechanical or Di2 versions

Pro cycling needs to break free from its sponsorship-revenue model, and develop new ways to bring money into the sport

Shimano banks on the burgeoning gravel scene with its newest drivetrain designed specifically for the rigors of multi-surface riding.

Boels-Dolmans manager Danny Stam says American riders have a " fighting spirit" that helps them thrive in the European peloton

This year's Giro d'Italia is a race of two halves, with the second half building to a leg-cracking crescendo in the high mountains

Is SRAM's new AXS flattop chain compatible with existing wide/narrow chainrings? Plus, more follow-up on a reader's question about shifting with limited hand strength

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Dirt, grit, and syrup: A look at the 2019 edition of Belgian Waffle Ride in North San Diego County.

Sepp Kuss is relishing his opportunity to race the Giro d'Italia with Jumbo-Visma

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During the 2018 Giro Simon Yates attacked every time the road went uphill. That may not be the case this year.

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