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USADA sanctions 34-year-old Shawn D'Aurelio for refusing an out-of-competition test

With the WorldTour calendar finished for 2016, there is new scrutiny on the UCI's plans to chop 1-2 teams out of the top division.

For the first time in 14 years, the pro women’s peloton will tackle the Amstel Gold Race next season

Lars Petter Nordhaug and Matt Brammeier will ride for Aqua Blue Sport in 2017

Compton strikes again and White claims his first elite-level victory in day two of KMC Cross Fest

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The 7Mesh Resistance vest isn't quite like most vests. It is packable, lightweight, but when a ride turns rainy, it has a bit of extra protection.

Foundry's Flyover is a unique 'cross race bike, built from titanium, offering confident handling, a solid parts spec, and respectably light weight.

For the deep, sloppy muck, Dugast’s Rhino cotton tubulars are the tires for you.

For a supple, smooth ride, Dugast Typhoon all-around ‘cross tubulars are hard to beat.

Specialized’s Terra tubulars look mean and aggressive with big, chunky knobs spaced far apart across the tire’s tread.

Vittoria’s Cross Evo XN tubulars were created for dry, non-technical ‘cross courses where speed, not traction, is the ultimate goal.

Specialized’s versatile Tracer tubulars work for a wide range of conditions. They roll quickly on smooth ground but tackle corners with plenty of grip.

The Grifo side knobs don’t offer much bite, so you’ll need greater skill when you hit loose corners or have to scamper down off-camber descents.

Challenge’s Chicane tubulars offer are a more versatile take on file tread ‘cross tires thanks to meaty side knobs.

The Orica – BikeExchange rider left the team bus late and then got caught up in crowds and cars and was unable to join the race.

Cyclocross is here! This is VeloNews's guide to cyclocross bikes, tubular tires, and other key accessories for the fall race season.

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Chris Case recounts seven days of beautiful riding in Italy's Dolomites, from the Stelvio to the Zoncolon and beyond.

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Mathieu van der Poel nabs a lakeside victory over Wout Van Aert at Superprestige Gieten

Van der Poel wins a hotly contested Superprestige Gieten after a dropped chain derails Van Aert in the final moments of the race

Clement’s MXP tubulars tackle a wide range of conditions and variable surfaces.

Astana sports director Giuseppe Martinelli critical of Diego Rosa after misstep in Lombardia finale

Sanne Cant claims her third straight Superprestige Gieten win in convincing fashion

Scenes from the mud at Connecticut's Thompson Motor Speedway, the new home of KMC Cross Fest

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"Chavito" nabs a career win on the rugged but beautiful roads of northern Italy at Il Lombardia

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Esteban Chaves delivers Colombia's first monument classic title, with compatriot Rigoberto Urán nabbing a podium spot too

Esteban Chaves claims Colombia's first-ever win at Il Lombardia ahead of Diego Rosa and Rigoberto Urán

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Bradley Wiggins told UK newspaper The Guardian he was "fully aware" that corticosteroid Triamcinolone Acetonide had a checkered past.

After missing out on a selection for the worlds time trial, up-and-comer Adrien Costa chooses to end his season and gear up for 2017.

VeloNews editors name their favorites for the final WorldTour race of the season, the Il Lombardia monument.

The multi-discipline world champion departs Rabo – Liv for the German squad with a colorful kit.

Therapeutic Use Exemptions have allowed several riders to legally take otherwise banned substances for medical reasons.

Various news reports suggest the race will travel through Belgium after its grand depart in Germany.

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Saturday's Il Lombardia will feature two new climbs as organizers look to mix things up at the "Race of the Falling Leaves."

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The Syncline jacket, made by Showers Pass, if a fine option for fall's wet weather with a relaxed fit and cycling-specific features.

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The Clement LAS tubulars float over hard-pack or asphalt thanks to the smooth file tread down the center of the tire.

Dugast's Pipisquallo tires are made for very specific course conditions like Koksijde, Belgium’s sand dunes or Cross Vegas’s grassy circuit.

Hutchinson calls its Toro tubular a mud tire but the low, fast rolling tread makes it a better all-around option for mixed conditions.

Whether your ‘cross course is covered in muddy ruts or it just has a couple slick sections, Challenge has a tubular for you with the Limus and Baby Limus.

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Every sport has a murky, gray area separating gamesmanship from low-grade cheating. Should Bradley Wiggins be punished for his TUE scandal?

Trek – Segafredo and Movistar amass their respective forces for 2017 in hopes that strong teams can challenge Sky's Tour de France dominance.

After three years with Cannondale, Ben King will transfer to South African team Dimension Data, along with Brit Scott Thwaites.

Jamis's Supernova Elite has a reasonable price tag and durable component package. It's great even when 'cross season has come and gone.

Cannondale's SuperX is aggressive yet stable and race-ready out of the box. It’s not the perfect cyclocross racing bike, but it’s darn close.

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The Rabo – Liv team may be folding, but world and Olympic champion Marianne Vos will form a new team with several current teammates.

Buying road tires is like buying avocados. Sometimes you have to feel quite a lot of them to get it right.

The stage race was held for 10 years dating back to 2007, but reports say the 2017 edition has been canceled.

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Mathieu van der Poel is finally emerging from another layoff due to knee injury. Cyclocross needs him, as does his key rival Wout Van Aert.

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Dan Cavallari and Kristen Legan talk about their favorite products from Interbike, and how Cross Vegas has become a focal point of the event.

We take a ride down Mammoth Mountain, from its barren, 11,000-foot peak, down the Kamikaze downhill, and all the way back to town.

Perhaps it is time to crown a new king of the wheelie. Niccolo Bonifazio may have just out-done Peter Sagan when it comes to one-wheel stunts.

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With patience, and then a fierce final attack, Colombian Miguel Angel Lopez won Milano-Torino Wednesday atop the Superga climb.

Lachlan Morton, likely the most talented climber on the U.S. domestic circuit, will return to the big leagues in 2017, riding for Dimension Data.

The Colombian won the Italian grand tour in 2014 but has yet to win the Tour de France.