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A 16-year-old cyclist is in a coma after being hit by a driver of a car in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The 2016 Amgen Tour of California route includes 65,000 feet of climbing and will travel from south to north.

Chad Haga writes about the head-on collision that nearly claimed his life and how he's motivated to come back stronger than ever.

Richard Moore explains how USA Cycling hopes to break American track cycling out of a years-long rut.

German Andre Greipel makes a quick start to his 2016 campaign, winning his first race on European soil this season.

The 35-year-old has some new race targets this season — the Giro d'Italia and the Tour of Flanders — and wants an Olympic medal.

Art's Cyclery has some suggestions on how to make your mountain bike faster and more comfortable on the trails.

Warren Barguil talks about a head-on collision with a car that sent six Giant – Alpecin riders to the hospital last weekend.

The tables have turned at the cyclocross worlds, with a wide-open women's race and a predictable men's race on the docket.

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The 2016 UCI Women's WorldTour will kick off March 5 at the Strade Bianche

Movistar's Adriano Malori is recovering after Friday's terrifying crash in San Luis

Take a ride with Helen Wyman on the Zolder cyclocross worlds course in this video which includes live power data throughout the ride.

John Degenkolb and some of his Giant-Alpecin teammates were hit by a car head-on during a training ride in Spain last week.

The Colombian rider has twice finished second to two-time champion Chris Froome, but he hopes things will be different in 2016.

Vincenzo Nibali finished 14th overall at the Tour de San Luis, and next heads to a training camp with Astana.

How crowd-funding, rapid prototyping, newly affordable manufacturing, and social media make it easier than ever to launch a cycling brand.

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Tech FAQ: Tubular tires and rolling resistance

Alberto Gallego turned in a positive test for the banned anabolic steroid stanozolol on January 3.

Simon Gerrans endured a 2015 season filled with crashes and injuries, but he hopes his Tour Down Under win is a sign of things to come.

Belgian Sep Vanmarcke hopes that good fortune and changes he made to his schedule will help him ride to a classics victory in 2016.

The British sprinter will make his season debut this weekend at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race in Australia.

Movistar says the mass pileup happened after Adriano Malori hit a pothole and lost his balance.

Team Giant-Alpecin picks up the pieces after Saturday's training crash

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The cyclocross World Cup wraps up with muddy wins for De Boer and van der Poel in Hoogerheide.

Andrew Hood's takeaways from this year's Tour Down Under

Dayer Quintana became a stage race threat by winning the Tour de San Luis

How did Rapha get its stripe? John Bradley talks to the founder of one of cycling's most distinctive clothing brands.

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Tour de San Luis Stage 7

Italy's Jakub Mareczko beats teammate Elia Viviani to the line in the seventh and final stage of the Tour de San Luis

Gallery: UCI Cyclocross World Cup No. 7 Hoogerheide

Gallery: Tour Down Under Stage 6

Results: 2016 Cyclocross World Cup Hoogerheide

Mathieu van der Poel wins fourth straight World Cup, van Aert takes overall

De Boer takes victory, Cant wins the World Cup overall in Hoogerheide

Simon Gerrans wraps up the overall win at Tour Down Under, while his teammate, Caleb Ewan wins the final stage.

After his TDU dominance, Caleb Ewan will skip MSR to tackle the Giro

Caleb Ewan sprinted to victory in Adelaide, with Simon Gerrans holding the lead

The best photos from the Tour de San Luis' stage 6

American Chad Haga was airlifted to a hospital and underwent surgery after a training crash in Spain

Astana's Lopez takes the stage win, but Dayer Quintana now leads the Tour de San Luis

Gallery: Richie Porte Attacks on Stage 5

Six Giant-Alpecin injured in a collision with a car while training in Spain

Movistar's Adriano Malori suffered head trauma in a scary pileup at the Tour de San Luis

Full results from the fourth stage of racing at the Santos Tour Down Under in Adelaide, Australia.

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Richie Porte (BMC) kicked away from the field on Willunga as Gerrans fought to retain his overall lead by 8 seconds

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Friday's flat stage 5 was disrupted by a big crash that allowed a three-man, all-Argentinian breakaway to succeed, with 20-year-old Tivani winning the day.

UCI president Brian Cookson is frustrated but optimistic about his organization's ongoing tiff with Tour de France organizer ASO.

Three Argentinians broke away from the Tour de San Luis peloton, and German Tivani won final sprint in stage 5; Sepulveda kept the GC lead.

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Dani Moreno is happy to put his days with Katusha behind him as the Spaniard returns to the Movistar team for 2016.

Simon Gerrans (Orica-GreenEdge) does it again, winning his second stage in a row and padding his lead a Tour Down Under after out-sprinting Sky's Ben Swift.

Cannondale boss Jonathan Vaughters hopes the ASO/UCI feud will be resolved and is concerned that Tour could exclude his WorldTour team.

Global Cycling Network runs the numbers to see whether commuting by bike is more environmentally friendly than driving an electric car.

Eduardo Sepulveda attacks the fearsome final climb of Sierra del Amago and rides to victory ahead of the Quintana brothers and other top GC riders.

Steve Abraham, who was aiming to set a new annual mileage record, announced Thursday that he will stop his attempt.

Gu announces some new flavors, Blackburn unveils frame bags for adventure riding, and much more.

Michael Woods, 29, is a former competitive runner who worked in a bank before turning to professional road cycling.

Full results from the fourth stage of racing at the Santos Tour Down Under in Adelaide, Australia.

Simon Gerrans pads his overall lead at the Tour Down Under with his second win in a row, out-sprinting Ben Swift in stage 4.

The two-time Tour de France champion wanted to start his season on a more low-key note at the lower-tier race in Victoria.

Bridie O'Donnell eclipses the mark American Molly Shaffer Van Houweling set last year by more than 600 meters.

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On the Tour de San Luis's first foray into the high mountains, Eduardo Sepúlveda attacks all the GC favorites to win stage 4 and lead overall.

Robert Sassone, a former track world champion, dies at age 37. His career was blighted by a doping suspension in the early 2000s.

Simon Gerrans sprints to victory and the overall lead after Thursday's steep, twisting Corkscrew climb shatters the peloton.

Stage 3 will feature the steep Hatta Dam climb, where John Degenkolb won in 2015, and the final day will be for the sprinters.

Peter Koning's solo breakaway succeeds, and the Drapac rider also assumes the GC lead after the San Luis's first day of climbing.

Simon Gerrans snatches the overall lead at Tour Down Under in a high speed finish after the corkscrew climb.

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Art's Cyclery talks about the best components to upgrade to make your road bike faster and more comfortable to ride.