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The Burj Khalifa provides the backdrop for a glitzy, performance-heavy team presentation in the United Arab Emirates

The California-based lid brand is focused on safety over style and is bringing two new helmets to market in early 2014

Seven-stage race will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a collection of new stages, including a mountaintop finish at Powder Mountain

Lennard Zinn takes on more drivetrain compatibility questions, from adventurers and riders mashing up Campagnolo and Shimano

Renato Di Rocco, president of the Italian cycling federation, says it will take years to catch up to the British, Australians, and French

Consistent Belgian is eyeing a major classics win in 2014

World time trial champion is targeting the opening TT and the overall in the first-year Asia Tour event

Dutchwoman returns to her winning ways in Qatar

Will 2014 be the season that Cavendish returns to the top or Kittel comes back to the field? A new race in the United Arab Emirates this week will give the first indications

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Manxman is building his entire 2014 season around Tour stage wins, and specifically one in his mother's hometown that comes with a yellow jersey

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World cyclocross champ Zdenek Stybar struggles with fame, injury and the prospect of becoming a classics rider

From the juniors to the elites, all racers were challenged by the muddy conditions at the Cyclocross World Championships in The Netherlands.

UCI's oversight group approves 2014-15 Cyclocross World Cup calendar, technology committee appointments

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Component brand's first camera connects to smartphones, training devices, and Di2 drivetrains

Colombian says he would have returned to the Tour, if the decision were in his hands

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Former world champion says he could sign three riders capable of beating Sagan for the Slovak champion's price tag

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In Belgium, says Stybar, cyclocross is number one, and the people will love their sport regardless of whether the world champion is racing

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Photos of the battle between Nys and Stybar at the UCI elite cyclocross world championships

The under-23 men's race nearly sees a repeat of the Belgian team's sweep of the juniors' event

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The 35-year-old Spaniard was the last big name from Euskaltel-Euskadi to be without a deal for 2014

Results from day 2 of the 2014 UCI elite cyclocross world championships

It was anybody's race to win, and when Nys had a couple of rare miscues in the mud Stybar took advantage and rode to a third rainbow jersey

Van Aert finds a bolt hole and runs through it, dominating the race, while Dutch hope van der Poel has to be satisfied with a bronze medal

If 'cross is to grow (the Belgian variety, at any rate) it must break out of the tiny corner of Europe in which it enjoys its widest appeal

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A bad start, a crash, an asthma attack — Compton piles a season's worth of misfortune into a single race as Vos rides a flawless defense

The juniors kick things off at the UCI Elite Cyclocross World Championships

Photos from day 1 of the 2014 UCI Cyclocross World Championships

Tour de France owners ASO announce a women’s race at the 2014 Tour, held July 27 on the Champs-Elysées in Paris

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Vos rode a flawless race, taking the lead early and never relinquishing it, as Compton struggled from the gun and finished off the podium

Results from day 1 of the UCI Cyclocross World Championships

Belgium goes one-two-three in the junior men's race at the UCI Cyclocross World Championships, shutting the host nation out of the medals

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Phil Gaimon writes about riding onto the podium at his first race as a member of Garmin-Sharp

See the multiple-time U.S. champion's race bike for worlds, and get the scoop on a new rotor from SRAM

Lampre GM says finding the budget for Horner was difficult, but should prove worthwhile for the team's young riders

The UCI has released the final list of starters for the 2014 ’cross worlds in Hoogerheide, Netherlands

Tim De Waele was course-side for Friday's pre-ride in Hoogerheide

Dan Seaton takes us on a tour of the course that will determine who wins the cyclocross world championships this weekend

"It's obvious that our goal must be to try to win one of three grand tours," said team manager Eusebio Unzué

Superprestige president Etienne Gevaert says he wants a month of elite cyclocross in the U.S., but the UCI is tying his hands

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The two-time green jersey still pines for a Paris-Roubaix win, but is setting his sights on a wider array of race wins in his 15th year

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Who are the men and women to watch at Hoogerheide this weekend?

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