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After three months away from racing, recovering from a disastrous January crash, John Degenkolb will return to the peloton.

Photographers Mitchell Clinton, John Devich, and Casey Gibson share three favorite images from the Tour of the Gila.

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Nielson Powless, 19, wins Joe Martin stage race with some crafty tactics on the final day, collecting enough bonus seconds for yellow.

Tour de Romandie is a fine barometer for the form of Tour hopefuls. Froome will test himself against Quintana, Bardet, and Pinot.

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Due to a congenital heart defect and bouts of arrhythmia, Australian Michael Rogers cuts his pro racing career short.

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Evelyn Stevens and Megan Guarnier stack the podium in the women's Fleche Wallonne, and a large contingent of Americans race Liège.

The Allegro is full of surprises: Billed as an endurance bike, it accelerates almost like a racer at high speeds, where it is a capable contender.

With a career-defining win at Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Wout Poels confirmed that his traumatic 2012 crash is behind him.

Alejandro Valverde was a favorite to win a record fourth Liège-Bastogne-Liège title Sunday, but a mix of several factors did him in.

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Scenes from Sunday's Liège-Bastogne-Liège, where Wout Poels endured snow and even hail to take a big one-day victory for Sky

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A critical teammate for Chris Froome in last year's Tour de France, Wout Poels is now a monument winner in his own right

Wout Poels wins Liège-Bastogne-Liège ahead of Michael Albasini and Rui Costa

Sondre Holst Enger busts out some amazing dance moves on the Tour of Croatia podium.

Wout Poels wins a four-man sprint at Liège-Bastogne-Liège to deliver Team Sky's first ever monument classic victory

Snow forces a Liège-Bastogne-Liège route alteration

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Jonathan Vaughter's and Michael Drapac teaming up to create Continental team that will focus on both racing and higher education

25-year-old Lauren De Crescenzo suffered multiple injuries in a racing crash on April 2

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Eleven Americans are slated to start Liège-Bastogne-Liège on Sunday, the most Yanks at the Ardennes monument since 2001.

Colnago’s C60 has the manners of a race bike, but it’s not meant to be put in harm’s way at office-park crits.

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Velon teams will bring top professional road riders to the track at UK's Revolution track series races.

Americans have a noticeable presence in the Ardennes, with Howes, Warbasse, and Reijnen riding into Amstel and Flèche breaks.

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Sky's Mikel Landa is riding high on a victory at Giro del Trentino ahead of May's Giro d'Italia.

This week, Polar and GoPro team up, Campagnolo and Garmin join forces, 4iiii Innovations has a new power meter, and more.

As is frequently the case, Giant delivers a lot for the money here. This is an elite frame draped in Dura-Ace Di2 and deep-section carbon rims.

A Bahraini team is quietly taking shape, and the squad is reportedly targeting Vincenzo Nibali and a spot in the WorldTour.

Here's your quick-hit guide to this weekend's Liège-Bastogne-Liège, the final spring classic of 2016.

The classics wrap up Sunday with La Doyenne, the oldest monument, the brutally hilly Liège-Bastogne-Liège.

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Wednesday's Women's WorldTour race offered ample action up the famous Mur de Huy in La Flèche Wallonne.

If your front derailleur has that not-so-fresh feeling, Art's Cyclery explains how you can easily clean it up.

The Giro d'Italia kicks off May 6, so here's a look at the 22 teams and their likely leaders for the season's first grand tour.

The May issue of VeloNews magazine is devoted to the season's first — and pinkest — grand tour, the Giro d'Italia.

A bike path built ahead of the Rio de Janiero Olympics has collapsed into the ocean from a height of 800 meters, leaving five missing.

Tanel Kangert collects his first win in three years as Mikel Landa defends overall lead on Giro del Trentino's penultimate day.

The Ardennes classics demand perfect positioning, brilliant climbing form, and smart tactics. Here are 10 men who could win big in April.

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Soft goods galore at Sea Otter: Kitsbow's classy road apparel, Bolle's wild new helmet, and Bont's gran fondo-friendly shoes.

Tour de France champ Chris Froome will ride in support of his Sky teammate Michal Kwiatkowski at Liège-Bastogne-Liège.

A few riders could upset favorite Alejandro Valverde in Liège-Bastogne-Liège, but the weather could really throw a wrench into the mix.

Philippe Gilbert, winner of Liège-Bastogne-Liège in 2011, will skip the final Ardennes classic due to a broken finger.

Trek's carbon fiber Top Fuel ruled in mountain biking’s mid-naughties heyday, and now it’s back and better than ever.

Vincenzo Nibali will attempt to win his second Giro title next month. His trainer and sport director says he's ready for the challenge.

Wednesday's Flèche Wallonne Femmes saw a repeat ride by Anna van der Breggen on the rolling route that ends on the infamous Mur de Huy.

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French Cycling Federation decides to issue a sweeping ban on disc brakes in all of its sanctioned road events.

Mike Woods impressed in his debut spring classic, riding to 12th in Flèche Wallonne and putting up impressive wattage numbers.

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New wheels, tires, and rims spotted at Sea Otter for roadies, 'cross racers, and gravel fanatics.

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Alejandro Valverde breaks a four-way tie for most wins in men's Fleche Wallonne, but the race has changed a lot over the years.

With a perfectly timed attack in the final 100 meters, Alejandro Valverde notched his third Flèche victory in a row.

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Taylor Phinney hand-painted a special BMC frame to raise awareness for the Davis Phinney Foundation.

Two familiar faces return to the top step of the Flèche Wallonne podium: Anna van der Breggen and Alejandro Valverde.

Alejandro Valverde defends his title and now holds the record for wins in La Flèche Wallonne, out-sprinting Julian Alaphilippe.