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Ryan Trebon reflects on his early years riding and racing bikes and his 2013-14 cyclocross season

Adriano Malori blasts to a stage win against the clock and Nairo Quintana takes control in Argentina

Nairo Quintana appears secure in San Luís, but nine men will battle for the overall podium on the race's last day in the mountains

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Phinney misses stage win and Gaimon gives up overall lead in Argentina

Tour de San Luís leader Phil Gaimon reflects on a hard fourth stage at the Tour de San Luís and looks ahead to the race's final mountaintop finish

See top riders cuddle with marsupials and Lotto-Belisol set André Greipel up for his record 15th stage win at the Tour Down Under

Brayden Barrett talks about his rehabilitation from a traumatic brain injury suffered at the 2013 Redbull Joyride

Nairo Quintana won stage 4 of the Tour de San Luís aboard his new Canyon aero road frame and our tech team details the bike

The Argentinian says the UCI noticed him after he rode in the 2012 edition of the race with his national team

The French company's wheel and tire system is designed for racing but is not limited by it

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The Pro Continental team wants to establish a foothold in American races like the Amgen Tour of California and the USA Pro Challenge

According to a newspaper story, the man received community service and a fine

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1. André GREIPEL, Lotto-Belisol, in 3:33:07 2. Jurgen ROELANDTS, Lotto-Belisol, at :00 3. Elia VIVIANI, Cannondale, at :00 4. Simon GERRANS, Orica-GreenEdge, at :00 5. Nathan HAAS, Garmin-Sharp, at :00

German wins record 15th career Tour Down Under stage and Simon Gerrans chips away at Cadel Evans' overall lead

Colombian says he's caught in between two of the sport's grand tours — and his team's sponsors

Nairo Quintana climbs his way to a stage win and second overall in the fourth stage of the Tour de San Luís

Colombian attacks to his first win of 2014 and American Phil Gaimon defends his overall lead

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Caley Fretz breaks down all of the 18 UCI ProTeams' bikes and components for the 2014 season

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Cadel Evans made his winning move on the final climb, and then plunged down a descent to the finish line

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The Aussie registers his first UCI WorldTour stage victory since 2012

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Giacomo Nizzolo outlasts Tom Boonen in a hot, windy third stage in Argentina

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The Omega Pharma men have reversed their roles in Argentina and nearly landed a stage win on Wednesday's winding, windy finale

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1. Cadel EVANS, BMC Racing, in 3:34:06 2. Nathan HAAS, Garmin-Sharp, at :15 3. Diego ULISSI, Larmpe-Merida, at :15 4. Adam HANSEN, Lotto-Belisol, at :15 5. Simon GERRANS, Orica-GreenEdge, at :15

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UCI chief says he won't contact the banned American directly, but would welcome his involvement in the forthcoming independent review

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Has Phil Gaimon locked up the overall victory in his first race for Garmin-Sharp? That depends on who you ask

Italian takes sprint win over Ventoso, Boonen

Diego Ullisi delivers and Simon Gerrans defends in the hill country northeast of Adelaide, Australia

After off-season full of commitments, Italian is the first of the major Tour de France favorites to open his 2014 campaign

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American has refocused for 2014 and hopes to support Tejay van Garderen in France come July

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Lampre riders at Tour Down Under say they would welcome the addition of the American Vuelta winner to the team's 2014 roster

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American takes aim at Di Luca on Twitter after the Italian claims that nearly all riders are using performance-enhancing drugs

This week, Lennard Zinn answers questions about mixing component groups and more

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1. Diego ULISSI, Lampre-Merida, in 3:52:14 2. Simon GERRANS, Orica-GreenEdge, at :00 3. Cadel EVANS, BMC Racing, at :00 4. Francesco GAVAZZI, Astana, at :00 5. Robert GESINK, Belkin, at :00

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Italian tops Gerrans for victory in uphill sprint

UCI boss says all ideas are on the table as the governing body examines the WorldTour and other road calendars

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Julian Arredondo took advantage of his opportunity with Trek Factory Racing on Tuesday and hopes for a slot in the team's Giro roster

The first mountain finish of the Argentinean race sees a Colombian snag a stage win

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Colombian nets stage win for Trek Factory Racing ahead of Peter Stetina in Argentina

New approach to the classics for BMC Racing will give Phinney a shot at team leadership come the cobbles

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