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Katie Compton has won 12 national cyclocross titles, and this weekend she goes for No. 13. We caught up with her and talked shop.

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Has U.S. cyclocross participation reached a plateau? An interesting blog post seems to suggest as much with data from CrossResults.com.

Watch live coverage of the 2017 U.S. cyclocross national championships in Hartford, Connecticut, January 8 starting at 1:15 p.m. local time.

FDJ manager Marc Madiot says that the UCI needs a new president, that Brian Cookson is putting traditional European races in jeopardy.

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The veteran Belgian will line up at the Tour de San Juan later this month. He aims to win Paris-Roubaix one final time.

Jeremy Powers talks about his up-and-coming rival Stephen Hyde, the 'cross nationals afterparty, and strong competitive streak.

U.S. cyclocross nationals is here! Who are the top elite riders to watch? Will Katie Compton win her 13th title? Can Jeremy Powers defend?

Six months before the Tour starts in Düsseldorf, ASO has announced it will take over the company that runs Eschborn-Frankfurt.

Richie Porte is a better climber than Chris Froome and needs to have a trouble-free Tour de France in order to win, Rohan Dennis said.

Rohan Dennis beats his closest competitor by nearly a minute in Thursday's race against the clock.

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CyclingTips caught up with reigning Oceania champion and two-time Australian U23 road champion Shannon Malseed (Holden Women's Cycling) to learn more about her journey of self-discovery as she worked towards the Australian Road Nationals in her home town of Ballarat.

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Robert Marchand sets a new hour record for his age group — over 105 years old — in Paris.

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Frenchman Robert Marchand sets a new hour record in a rare age category: over 105 years of age.

CX nationals might be muddy, so we consider the favorites. Also, analyzing the season's team presentations, and Bradley Wiggins's new venture.

We round-up the midwinter news about Wiggins, Vos, and more. Then, a conversation with Lennard Zinn about heart health and cycling.

After winning the criterium at the Australian road championships, Ewan said he's found another gear for sprint finishes.

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The 13-year veteran is ready to use his experience to help Richie Porte take on the Sky train in this summer's Tour de France.

Bont's Vaypor+ is one of the most expensive shoes we've tested, but it offers a great range of fit options and top-notch performance.

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Does Hartford, Connecticut sound like a lame venue for cyclocross nationals? Well have a look at the course before you make up your mind.

Peter Sagan goes to Australia early to tune-up in the warm climate before his WorldTour 2017 kickoff race, the Santos Tour Down Under.

Following his retirement from pro cycling, Bradley Wiggins announces he will go on a British reality TV show about ski jumping.

The eight-day "Race to the Sun" kicks off March 5 and includes a time trial, two uphill finishes, and a new finish in Nice.

Lennard Zinn has some tips for helping readers clean sealant off their bikes, mixing Shimano cassettes, and more.

The Belgians will ride together this season — at least for a few races, as Boonen will retire after Paris-Roubaix.

Movistar could be poised for an unbelievable 2017 if Nairo Quintana can deliver on his Giro-Tour double plan and Valverde keeps winning.

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Carl Decker reflects on the fun-filled career of his longtime teammate, Adam Craig, who retired from pro racing at the end of 2016.

Andrew Talansky breaks thumb on Christmas eve, but to him, it's a minor setback in plans to target Tour of Calfornia and Tour de France.

Vincenzo Nibali is among greatest Italian cyclists ever but says he is realistic about comparisons to Fausto Coppi, who won seven grand tours.

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Team CEO Phil Southerland says the next six months are "critical" and his riders "must deliver" to help secure the squad's future.

Ian Bibby (JLT Condor) and Valentina Scandolara (Alé Cycling) claim opening round wins at Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic in Australia.

Toon Aerts (Telenet-Fidea) kicks off 2017 with a win over world champion Wout van Aert at GP Sven Nys in Baal, Belgium on Sunday, January 1.

Marianne Vos (WM3 Energie) started 2017 in a new kit and with a victory in Baal, Belgium at GP Sven Nys.

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Dutch cyclo-cross champion Mathieu van der Poel hopes to defend his national title at Sint-Michielsgestel following nasty Azencross crash.

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The new 2017 year will see a dramatic Middle Eastern shift with the debut of two WorldTour teams: Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.

BrakeThrough Media captures the scene at finish lines across the 2016 racing calendar.

The Swiss squad has riders of all nationalities, including top American Tejay van Garderen and Tasmanian Richie Porte.

Kübler was the oldest living Tour winner before his death Thursday, which came after he contracted a severe cold.

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Reigning world champion Wout van Aert claims Azencross Loenhout win over slippery conditions in Antwerp, Belgium.

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Reigning world champion Wout van Aert wins Azencross Loenhout, while former world champ Mathieu van der Poel is stretchered off the course following nasty spill.

Are pros differently from the rest of us? Can you replace lab testing with field testing? These questions and more answered.

Reigning seven-time Belgian national cyclo-cross champion Sanne Cant (Enertherm-Beobank) won Azencross Loenhout for the third time in her career in Antwerp.

Just to make it clear; John Degenkolb is sick and tired of talking about “the crash,” but ready to chat all night long about the classics.

British Cycling is still to provide proof a package delivered to Bradley Wiggins in 2011 contained only a legal decongestant.

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More names linked to the Operación Puerto doping scandal from a decade ago could be soon released.

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The Briton bows out of the sport with a Tour de France win, five Olympic gold medals, and eight world titles.