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A trio of enterprising attackers denied the fast finishers their lone shot at a monument last season. How will things play out this time around?

Change is part of the natural evolution of cycling—but Milano-Sanremo is fine just the way it is.

After riding in support of top riders for years, Mikel Landa is now at Movistar — and will continue to be the second option for yellow.

This week's roundup of tech news includes Niner's colorful bikes, a race-ready, disc-brake bike from Bianchi, and some nifty accessories.

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In Switzerland's southwestern corner, bordering Italy and France, lies the sparsely-populated canton of Valais. With 45 peaks over 4,000m and an enormous diversity of riding, we discovered a treasure-trove of incredible road cycling.

ASO lays out parcours for the 70th edition of the Critérium du Dauphiné.

Gladiator has come up with a better way to store your expensive rides in your garage without tearing up your walls or slicing and dicing your pricey rims.

With the season's first monument classic getting underway Saturday in Italy, the VeloNews podcast turns to the Recon Ride for an in-depth race preview

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Neil Beltchenko rides 350 miles through wind and snow to win Iditabike, Interbike has a new-look demo event, and more.

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Saturday's edition of Milano-Sanremo should see Peter Sagan contend for his first victory in the 291km monument.

American Tejay van Garderen will return to competition next week at the Volta a Catalunya, while Fernando Gaviria is out for a month.

The Grail’s head-turning design largely comes down to that unconventional “hover bar.”

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Former world champion Lizzie Deignan is expecting. Bouhanni disappointed to miss Sanremo, and the French cheater is punished.

We look ahead to Milano-Sanremo, and rank the favorites. Plus, how does MSR stack up against cycling's other monuments?

Italian racing season kicks off in earnest with the tough seven-day Tirreno-Adriatico stage race with climbs, bad weather, and more.

Assembling a list of the top Milano-Sanremo contenders is perilous — it's cycling's most unpredictable monument classic.

The Dubai Tour and the Abu Dhabi Tour will merge to form a single seven-stage WorldTour race through the UAE next season.

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Professors Paul Dimeo and Verner Møller outline their new book, "The Anti-Doping Crisis in Sport: Causes, Consequences, Solutions."

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Trek-Segafredo's John Degenkolb and Giacomo Nizzolo will miss Saturday's Milano-Sanremo.

Can Philippe Gilbert win a fourth monument at Milano-Sanremo? Even he is unsure of how things will play out on the Poggio.

During his 40-year career, Watson earned a reputation for knowing exactly how to capture the most compelling action during a race.

Chris Froome expected to race the Tour of the Alps next month as he continues on his sometimes-bumpy road toward the Giro d’Italia.

Specialized says its new S-Works Tarmac Disc is just as aerodynamic as the rim-brake version, and it's only .65 pounds heavier.

Milano-Sanremo has unpredictable, exciting finishes. Here are five favorite editions from the modern era, and what fans can learn from each.

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Working with the University of Colorado’s Human Performance Lab, Specialized creates new power meter testing protocol.

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This week's Tirreno-Adriatico race got us thinking: What would Team Sky do without Chris Froome?

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Cervelo and Lamborghini have teamed up to make a limited run of 25 P5X bikes with a custom paint scheme.

Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico are a prognosticator's dream. Our experts opine on the GC riders, Sanremo favorites, and more.

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Rohan Dennis wins the Tirreno-Adriatico final time trial for the second year in a row as Kwiatkowski claims the overall title.

This week, Lennard Zinn addresses questions about limiting freehub noise, brake stiffness, and using hand pumps.

Weather will play a factor in this weekend's Milano-Sanremo, but the race will likely come down to a few riders, team directors said.

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Marcel Kittel avoids late crash to win stage 6 despite a brave charge by Peter Sagan in the finale.

Team Sky is facing criticism from all angles, yet its riders are finding ways to succeed at the races, despite persistent questions.

Colombian Fernando Gaviria must put everything on hold after a Tirreno crash and hand fracture, which requires surgery.

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Second place was perhaps the most impressive result in stage 6 of Tirreno-Adriatico Monday.

With many legends of Spanish cycling retired, a new generation of riders steps up to prove that the future is bright.

Organizer ASO made the announcement the morning after Paris-Nice concluded.

It’s the middle of nowhere, hundreds of kilometres from the next supply stop with every part of your body aching from the thousand or so kilometres you’ve already ridden. And that’s just the beginning. Endurance rider Purdie Long explains the appeal and unknowns of her upcoming ride across Australia.

Adam Yates won the fifth stage of Tirreno-Adriatico on Sunday, as the stage finished in the hometown of the late Michele Scarponi.

"The Race to the Sun" did not live up to its name on the final day of racing around Nice, but explosive racing still shone through.

Amy Pieters won the second stop of the Women's WorldTour on Sunday in Drenthe, the Netherlands over Alexis Ryan and Chloe Hosking.

Chris Froome (Sky) was unable to stay with the front riders on Saturday's summit finish at Tirreno-Adriatico.

Adam Yates took the fifth stage on Sunday in Filottrano, as Michal Kwiatkowski finished third on the day to move into the overall lead.

David De la Cruz (Sky) won the final stage of Paris-Nice for the second year-in-a-row, as Marc Soler (Movistar) took the overall title.

Damiano Cunego, who won the 2004 Giro d'Italia, remains bitter that the organizers didn't give him a chance for him to retire in style.

Mikel Landa (Movistar) won in the mist at the top of the climb to take his first victory as a member of Team Movistar on Saturday.

The peloton faced five categorized climbs on Saturday's penultimate stage at Paris-Nice, as well as cold temperatures and rain.

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Geraint Thomas' bad luck in Italy continued on Saturday at Tirreno-Adriatico, as a jammed chain caused him to lose the leader's jersey.

Julian Alaphillippe has been close to a big victory in the last year and it appears to be just a matter of time before he has his day.

Mikel Landa captured the fourth stage of Tirreno-Adriatico in Sassotetto, as Damiano Caruso took over the lead in the general classification.

2017 Giro d'Italia champion Tom Dumoulin abandoned Tirreno-Adriatico on Saturday after crashing on a descent during the fourth stage.

Simon Yates (Mitchelton-Scott) won the penultimate stage of Paris-Nice on Sunday and took the lead in the general classification.

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