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Bjarne Riis may have an unexpected opportunity to return to the world of pro cycling after Cult Energy team loses sponsorship.

Bell and Giro will partner with a tech company that produces a camera that captures 360-degree video.

The years-long reform process ground to an unceremonious halt Tuesday as a compromise put the sport right back where it started.

With RCS Sport facing financial troubles, it seems possible that China's richest man could become a major player in pro cycling.

Several top Australian riders will race the Santos Tour Down Under, scheduled for January 19-24.

BMC Racing's general manager says changes to the UCI's racing and team structure are far from final, but progress was made this week.

Venues for all sports, with the exception of soccer, have been allocated by local organizers.

Mark Cavendish will make his 2016 debut at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race next month, his first event for Dimension Data.

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UCI changes tech rules to allow riders to tilt their saddles, much to the relief of time trialists throughout the peloton.

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Top U.S. cyclocross pros praise Jingle Cross as an ideal race to become part of the UCI's World Cup series next season.

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Wang Jianlin, China's richest person, is reportedly in talks to buy one — or more — of cycling's grand tours.

From Calpe to Mallorca, and even all the way out to the Canary Islands, pro teams have migrated south for the season to build fitness.

Lennard Zinn lays out his holiday wish list, which includes everything from inexpensive packets of tire sealant to commemorative jerseys.

The January issue of Velo magazine is the 28th annual Awards Issue.

It appears the current WorldTour calendar will remain intact, with options for second-tier races to join the top level moving forward.

"I no longer want to go to the races angry," says Nibali, who admits he's looking at other options for when his contract ends in 2016.

Here are 10 ways to make your winter trainer time more enjoyable and productive.

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Global Mountain Bike network heads out to the local trails to test fat bikes to see if they are faster than traditional mountain bikes.

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The Ladies Tour of Qatar names its 2016 teams, and the Cervelo-Bigla team is a surprising omission.

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Global Cycling Network names the 10 most important tech announcements of the 2015 season.

Bell helmets is expanding its program, which is designed to encourage women to get out and ride mountain bikes more often.

E3 Harelbeke organizers say the 2016 race will be shorter but will offer a few new cobblestone sections.

Tour de France director says that by reducing team sizes, the race will see more open racing, less controlled by powerful teams.

The 34-year-old Swiss star says he's looking forward to Christmas, and then his final year of professional road racing.

The course conditions on day 3 of the three-day event were muddy and the racing was exciting.

The South African-registered team is beefing up its roster after securing a WorldTour license for 2016.

At one point in 2015, Pauline Ferrand-Prevot was the holder of three world titles — a feat never seen before in the sport of cycling.

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Scenes from Saturday's Jingle Cross race in Iowa City, Iowa

Reigning world champion Mathieu van der Poel overcomes a late mechanical to take his first win of the season at Druivencross

25-year-old Jolien Verschueren took the win over Helen Wyman at Sunday's Vlaamse Druivencross Overijse

Pro cycling's governing body, race organizers, and teams will try to find common ground on proposed reforms at a meeting in Barcelona

Aided by an untimely mechanical for Mathieu van der Poel, Wout Van Aert takes his fourth Bpost Bank Trofee series win of the year in Essen

Page and Mani victorious on a chilly December night in Iowa City

Wout Van Aert nabs a fourth straight Bpost Bank Trofee series win in Essen, with a Mathieu van der Poel mechanical lending a helping hand

Sanne Cant puts on a show in Essen, taking her first Bpost Bank Trofee win of 2015 and riding into second in the overall series standings

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USA Cycling announces its 2016 Olympic long teams for the men's and women's mountain bike events, as well as the women's road events.

Todd Hickman, of Byhalia, Mississippi, fails anti-doping test after winning Louisiana-Mississippi Age-Graded Championships.

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Katusha will switch from Shimano to SRAM eTap for the 2016 race season.

Seven-time cyclocross world champion Erik De Vlaeminck is dead.

Jérôme Cotto was hit by a runaway motorcycle during stage 10 of this year's Tour, leaving him close to death.

The 34-year-old rode for the Pro Continental team in 2012, and with the squad securing a license for 2016, he appears close to rejoining.

Overijse may be the longest continuously running cyclocross race in Europe, one that Sven Nys has won six times.

This Titanium all-rounder is good enough for both a road race and an adventure ride, with a solid geometry and Ultegra build.

Custom pumps, an all-women's ambassador team, and more make up this week's edition of Week in Tech.

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Here's a cheatsheet of all the physiological data Chris Froome released Thursday from his day in the laboratory last August.

Do you believe no clean rider can win the Tour, today and, perhaps, ever?

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Trek Factory Racing is taking on an increasingly Italian flavor with addition of sponsor Segafredo and rumors of talks with Vincenzo Nibali.

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Froome releases VO2max, threshold power, and more, but will he convince critics? The move toward transparency is still a positive step.

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Mapei Sport will partner with Trek Factory Racing in 2016 after a 14-year absence from the upper echelon of pro cycling.

Two-time stage host city Fort Collins decides not to participate in 2016, while Grand Junction aims to be first-time host in coming year.

Pro riders' union expresses its concern about disc brakes in the pro peloton, says it wasn't included in decision-making.

Global Cycling Network explains everything you need to know about reverse periodization, a popular training plan for top pros.

Movistar's clothing sponsor Endura is creating a 3D model of Nairo Quintana to help design a skinsuit that will fit just right.

Art's Cyclery explains how to install a simple fender on your mountain bike to stay dry while riding trails during the winter.

Andrey Amador registered the best grand tour finish of any Central-American rider in 2015, but next year he will work for Alejandro Valverde.

After a sandstorm and exploding tires in 2015, some teams will skip the Tours of Qatar and Oman next season. Trek says it's "complicated."

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