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Velocio, founded by Specialized-lululemon's Kristry Scrymgeour, debuts a new line of women's clothing

Garmin neo-pro says his overall podium at the Dubai Tour is the perfect way to open his professional career

Former Tour champion says he won't target grand tour wins any more, but will use the Vuelta to prepare for the time trial at the world championships

Italian wins for second time in two days at the Mallorca Challenge

Results from the second stage in Qatar

Omega Pharma delivers Tom Boonen to a 21st career stage win in Qatar

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Belgian takes sprint win ahead of stage 3 individual time trial

"This is what everyone expected when he turned pro, it just took some hard work to get here," says BMC sport director Scandri

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Photos from an exceptionally muddy Superprestige round at Hoogstraten

The race could expand beyond Dubai's urban landscape into the surrounding desert, and discussions are ongoing about a Giro start

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Results from the 2014 Superprestige stop at Hoogstraten

Photos from the wind-whipped opening stage of the 2014 Tour of Qatar

Results from stage 1 of the 2014 Tour of Qatar

The Belgian champion is now within two points of overhauling Albert to win the Superprestige series

Modolo wins the Trofeo Palma, the first day of the four-race Mallorca Challenge

Terpstra proves strongest of a five-man break that includes Roelandts and Schär, and will wear the leader's jersey in stage 2

Atapuma, Velits and Stetina sign on with BMC Racing to help van Garderen take on the Tour de France while Evans focuses on the Giro d'Italia

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The start list for the 2014 Tour of Qatar

Photos from the Krawatencross in Lille, the penultimate round of the Bpost Bank Trofee series

Results from the 2014 Krawatencross, the penultimate stop in the Bpost Bank Trofee series

Photos from the final stage of the 2014 Dubai Tour

Results from the final stage of the 2014 Dubai Tour

The Belgian champion takes a three-up sprint with van der Haar and Meeusen to consolidate his lead in the Bpost Bank Trofee

Phinney takes his first stage-race triumph, Kittel scores a hat trick and Cavendish finds himself shut out and winless for 2014

Cycling's Middle East tour continues Sunday with the Tour of Qatar, which will tell us a lot about the classics riders' preparation for the cobbles

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From Ryan Trebon's laceration at cyclocross worlds to Omega Pharma's Flanders training day, we recap the week that was in bike racing

Focus' new Mares cyclocross frame comes with innovative quick-release thru-axles

Taylor Phinney hangs tough as the peloton heads into the desert and Marcel Kittel storms to another victory in Dubai

1. Marcel KITTEL, Giant-Shimano, in 3:47:52 2. Juan Jose LOBATO DEL VALLE, Movistar, at :00 3. Peter SAGAN, Cannondale, at :00 4. Dylan VAN BAARLE, Garmin-Sharp, at :00 5. Reinardt JANSE VAN RENSBURG, Giant-Shimano, at :00

Dutchwoman snags a third stage in four days and her fourth overall title

With essentially no details of his new cycling project made public, peloton begins to questions the Formula One champ's plans

German takes a second consecutive bunch sprint in Dubai and Phinney draws closer to a major stage-race victory

Vincenzo Nibali is heading back to the Tour to try and dethrone Sky, but he'll approach the build-up to the race differently in 2014

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American says starting the season in South America, Middle East leaves classics riders' tanks more full for the spring races

Garmin neo-pro upsets the world champion and holds onto third overall at the Dubai Tour

American neo-pro says pinning a number on a ProTeam jersey for the first time has been pretty amazing

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New arrivals will complement each other and, according to Costa, avoid conflict when they do race together

1. Marcel KITTEL, Giant-Shimano, in 2:50:30 2. Peter SAGAN, Cannondale, at :00 3. Taylor PHINNEY, BMC Racing, at :00 4. Juan Jose LOBATO DEL VALLE, Movistar, at :00 5. Giacomo NIZZOLO, Trek Factory Racing, at :00

Paris-Roubaix will provide a preview of the cobblestones used in stage 5 of the Tour, albeit a preview in reverse direction

USA Cycling chief says he wants a full resolution to the rule barring professionals from unsanctioned events

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The Dubai skyline provides a striking backdrop to a stage that finishes on The Palm

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Dutchwoman takes the jersey with a second stage win in three days

German jumps to the win in his first showdown with the former world champion in Dubai

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With a host of changes to how BMC Racing organizes training and pushes its riders, Max Sciandri says the Dubai opener was "the big one"

Zdenek Stybar and Sven Nys face off in a stop motion recap of the elite men's race at cyclocross worlds

See how the Dubai Tour will course its way around the United Arab Emirates city

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American Vuelta a España winner talks with Competitor Radio about his difficulty in landing a contract for 2014

Tour de France owner ASO unveils route it hopes will bring out the attackers and shake up the "Race To The Sun"

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Kiwi takes top spot in opener at Australian stage race

There is no one like him in cycling; Taylor Phinney is a world-class bike racer, but is embarrassed if he misidentifies a man's fragrance

1. Taylor PHINNEY, BMC Racing, in 12:03 2. Stephen CUMMINGS, BMC Racing, at :14 3. Lasse Norman HANSEN, Garmin-Sharp, at :16 4. Tony MARTIN, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :22 5. Fabian CANCELLARA, Trek Factory Racing, at :25

The first Dubai Tour launches with a short individual time trial in the city center

Former Tour de France winner says the long threshold efforts on the cobbles of northern France suite him

Giant-Shimano rider assumes the overall lead from teammate Kirsten Wild after late attack

American cruises to overall lead in Dubai, but the world champion is livid over the wind after organizers force him to start last

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We go behind the scenes with the 21 riders of the U.S. National Team in Hoogerheide, Netherlands, at the cyclocross world championships

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