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American Coryn Rivera sprints to her first career Women's WorldTour win at Trofeo Alfredo Binda Sunday in Cittiglio, Italy.

Tour de France loses its third former champion in as many months with death of 1967 winner Roger Pingeon. He died at 77 years old on Sunday.

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In Italy's famous casino city, Michal Kwiatkowski (Sky) played the better numbers and refused to gamble in Milano-Sanremo.

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Former world champion Michal Kwiatkowski snatches victory from reigning rainbow jersey holder Peter Sagan in Milan-Sanremo photo finish.

Reigning world champion Peter Sagan was denied victory at the 108th edition of Milan-Sanremo by Poland’s Michal Kwiatkowski on Saturday.

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Enve's SES 3.4 wheels combine impressive aero features, light weight, and wide rims, but they are an expensive upgrade.

Etiquette in cycling races is mysterious and confusing. What can we learn from the latest incident between Kris Boeckmans and Justin Jules?

Did Froome really back up Sky boss Brailsford? Should we add some weird obstacles to time trial courses? Who's the "Belgian guy of the week?"

This week tech news roundup includes a wooden bike made by Renovo Hardwood Bicycles, a new bike computer, and more.

Europe's fourth-oldest ongoing stage race kicks off Monday and features some heavy hitters in the GC field.

The Belgian speaks ahead of Saturday's race and says Peter Sagan's squad isn't as strong as the powerful Quick-Step Floors lineup.

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What do Peter Sagan, Greg Van Avermaet, Philippe Gilbert, and Tom Boonen have in common? Great riders, but none have won Milano-Sanremo.

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There's a lot to love about the season's longest race, Milano-Sanremo, but this monument is a little sleepy until the Poggio grande finale.

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Sean Kelly's 1992 Milano-Sanremo win was one of the most memorable in race history, a daring downhill attack off the Poggio.

Warren Barguil will sit out Milano-Sanremo due to an ankle injury. The Frenchman is Sunweb's key GC leader for the Tour de France.

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Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet heads to the spring's biggest races with newfound confidence and an appetite for a big win.

Zipp promises significant aerodynamic gains with unusually shaped 454 NSW wheels. They're great on the road, but are they worth the price?

Fabian Cancellara takes matters into his own hands, attacking an uncooperative breakaway, and fending off a charging sprint field.

Who will win Milano-Sanremo. We rank the 10 favorites for "La Primavera," the season's first monument classic cycling race in Italy.

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World champion Amalie Dideriksen wins the sprint from a small group that escaped late in Ronde van Drenthe.

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Milano-Sanremo 2004 looked like it belonged to Petacchi, then Zabel was dashing to victory, but the German made a critical error.

Nacer Bouhanni sprints to his first victory of the season in Belgian midweek semi-classic Danilith-Nokere Koerse.

Mark Johnson, author of "Spitting in the Soup," talks about the history of doping in sport. Plus, we analyze and opine on a great weekend of racing.

USA Cycling announces routes for 2017 pro road championships, which will take place in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico gives a glimpse of top GC riders as they prepare for the Giro and Tour. Plus, will Peter Sagan win Milano-Sanremo?

Have a look at this vintage collection at the Musée du Vélo, located in Tournus, France.

Here's a quick recap of what took place during the 2012 edition of Milano-Sanremo.

Andrew Hood breaks down the race and lists some probable outcomes to the 291km "La Classicissima."

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Peter Sagan's trainer admits that the world champion may be tactically out-played at Milano-Sanremo by rivals with deeper teams.

Tirreno-Adriatico wraps up with a stage 7 time trial, won by BMC's Rohan Dennis. Nairo Quintana claims his second overall title in Italy.

Framebuilders show off their award-winning bikes from the 2017 North American Handmade Bike Show.

Sergio Henao's win at Paris-Nice is some consolation for a missed opportunity at the Rio Olympics, but now he wants more big wins.

Colombia's Nairo Quintana claims his second title at the Tirreno-Adriatico while Australian Rohan Dennis wins stage 7 time trial.

With Milano-Sanremo only days away, we are taking a look back at some of the most memorable editions of “La Primavera.”

Peter Sagan's Tirreno-Adriatico time trial is almost ruined by a dog and its owner, who crossed the road right in front of the world champion.

Lennard Zinn talks about the science behind bike throws and looks at whether there's such a thing as throwing a bike backward.

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Alberto Contador lost Paris-Nice by two seconds, which begs the question: Could he have made up those two seconds with a different bike?

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Rohan Dennis is proving himself as an alternate GC leader for BMC Racing's Giro d'Italia team, riding onto the podium at Tirreno-Adriatico.

Beating world champ Peter Sagan on Tirreno-Adriatico's penultimate stage, Fernando Gaviria confirmed he's a top favorite for Milano-Sanremo.

The North American Handmade Bike Show (NAHBS) showcases the most beautiful rides you can imagine. Here are some of our favorites.

The sprinters have one final day to shine at Tirreno-Adriatico. Fernando Gaviria narrowly beats Peter Sagan in stage 6.

Fernando Gaviria wins the penultimate stage of Tirreno-Adriatico, beating world champion Peter Sagan in Italy.