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Brian Cookson vows to take all measures necessary to catch cheating, and that may mean expanded checks for hidden motors.

On another windy day in Qatar, Mark Cavendish fights to keep his leader's jersey, while Alexander Kristoff wins stage 2.

Riders are calling for more safety measures and repercussions for race organizers who fail to take appropriate precautions.

Lennard Zinn explains how to choose the right tires for riding rollers this winter.

Neal Karlinsky's fitness may be lagging, his diet may be weird, but still, he appreciates the privilege of each ride, no matter how cold or rainy it is.

The men's pro peloton agrees that the 2016 Doha world championships course favors sprinters, but it won't be an easy race.

The BMC Racing rider has been close in recent years, but he has yet to win a northern classic — something he hopes to accomplish in 2016.

The UCI says Luca Paolini was taking cocaine last year for recreational use, not to gain a competitive advantage.

The Katusha rider edges Cavendish at the finish line of stage 2, but the latter holds onto his overall race lead.

For the first time this season, a team is using disc brakes in a professional race — the Tour of Qatar. Reactions to their use are mixed.

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Rally Cycling, the new iteration of Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies, heads to sunny California for a training camp.

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Stan's NoTubes wins a lawsuit it brought against Specialized over a rim patent related to tubeless rim bead design.

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VeloNews's Caley Fretz talks with Global Cycling Network about the hot new tech spotted at the Dubai Tour.

Rafal Majka will ride the Giro d'Italia as the Tinkoff team's leader, one year after his teammate Alberto Contador won the season's first grand tour.

Despite two doping suspensions to date in 2016, Russia's sports minister says his country's cycling program is not suspected of corruption or cheating.

Unrepentant over his two-year doping ban and stripped Olympic medal, Rebellin presses on as one of the peloton's oldest riders.

Mark Cavendish notched his first victory of 2016 on a wind-swept day in stage 1 of Tour of Qatar.

The British team could be a threat in every stage race it starts this season, thanks to some new signees over the winter.

American Evelyn Stevens will aim to break the world hour record on the track in Colorado Springs at the end of February.

Mark Cavendish picks up his first victory of the season by winning a bunch sprint and now leads the race's overall standings.

Mark Cavendish says he may or may not reconsider his goal of winning an Olympic gold medal on the track after this week's Tour of Qatar.

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Alexander Kristoff hopes his team's doping problems don't upend his season

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What should you do when a group ride gets out of control. Bob Mionske explains the dangers of law-breaking group rides.

Froome opens season with a victory down under

Race officials say Belgian team repeatedly tardy, disrespected female race employee

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German sprinter Marcel Kittel won the final stage of the Dubai Tour, and took the overall.

Former hour record holder Alex Dowsett rides this aerodynamic Canyon Aeroad CF SLX

Marcel Kittel held off Ella Viviani and Mark Cavendish to win the final stage and overall in Dubai

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German Trixi Worrack and her Canyon-SRAM team are off to a good start with a win at Ladies Tour of Qatar.

2013 Vuelta champ Chris Horner will race another season in the U.S. with Georgia-based Continental team.

X Games BMX star Dave Mirra, 41, is found dead in Greenville, North Carolina.

Juan Jose Lobato wins on Hatta Dam, and Giacomo Nizzolo moves into the overall lead at the Dubai Tour.

Russian Eduard Vorganov is suspended by his Katusha team on Friday for testing positive for meldonium.

Bradley Wiggins is racing at the Dubai Tour with no agenda other than to help the young riders he's taken under his wing.

Juan Jose Lobato takes the third stage at the Dubai Tour as Trek – Segafredo rider Giacomo Nizzolo surges into the overall lead.

The Giant – Alpecin rider and five of his teammates were hit by a car head-on during a recent training ride.

This year's world championships will take place in the Persian Gulf state in October, and the road race circuit is a maze through the city.

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Global Cycling Network takes a ride with Mark Cavendish

Once among cycling's fastest sprinters, Tyler Farrar is happy to lend his services to his teammates as a lead out rider at Dimension Data

Salsa founder Ross Shafer talks shop, with one of the first Salsa mountain bikes on hand

Elia Viviani bested compatriots Sacha Modolo and Giacomo Nizzolo to take the Dubai Tour's second stage

Ellen van Dijk solos away from a large breakaway to win stage 3 of Ladies Tour of Qatar; Trixi Worrack assumes GC lead.

Yelena Brezhniva, a two-time European champion in the team sprint, has received a four-year suspension for doping.

Art's Cyclery has some maintenance tips that will help your cables move freely in their housing.

Wiggle – High5 boss Rochelle Gilmore says women's racing is starting to catch on with race organizers and broadcasters.

The former pro and current Astana general manager shows off his shiny bike at the Dubai Tour.

The German and five of his teammates were injured when a car plowed into them during a training ride last month.

Bradley Wiggins pairs his aero Dogma F8 frame with SRAM eTap wireless shifting and Zipp 404 tubulars.

The Sky rider was able to avoid a crash in the final kilometer that seemed to hold up his sprint rivals.

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American Kiel Reijnen talks about the adjustments required to live overseas as he heads into his first year with a WorldTour team.

The three-week-long, 3,500km, 198-rider, millions-of-roadside-spectators beast that is the Tour route? Just two people create the entire thing each year.

Shelly Olds has ambitions beyond the Olympics

Women endure desert winds in Qatar

Wearing his new Etixx – Quick-Step colors, Marcel Kittel sprinted to his first victory of 2016 in Dubai.

Australian Katrin Garfoot wins day two of the Ladies Tour of Qatar as Kirsten Wild suffers bad luck and loses time.

The 31-year-old American has helped his BMC Racing teammates to several wins since 2008, but he's found a way to earn his own results too.

The Brit is focused on winning Olympic track cycling gold this summer at the Rio Janeiro Games.

Marcel Kittel endured a difficult 2015 season, but he began 2016 on a high note Wednesday by winning the Dubai Tour opener.

The German edges last year's overall winner in a bunch sprint.

The British rider says the UCI checked his bike for a hidden motor after he broke the hour record last summer.

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