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Retirements and the nation’s financial crisis are having a devastating effect on the peloton

The 29-year-old is rumored to be linked to the Operation Puerto doping ring

With a mountain lion lurking in the brush, Spencer Powlison rekindles some old fears on Oregon’s wild trails

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American appointed president of the Cyclocross Commission

Joaquim Rodríguez locks up the WorldTour in Italy before the finale in Beijing

Yes, bike racers drink a lot of coffee. Pull your own, better cappuccino with tips from Global Cycling Network

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The California Giant-Specialized rider has four wins the past few weeks

The German runs a SRAM Red Black group and a Specialized crankset on his time trial rig

In Technical FAQ, Lennard Zinn gives his thoughts on electronics, explains tire TPI, advises on cleaning bar tape, and more

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Ben Berden drove his Raleigh disc race machine to victory at the Providence Cyclocross Festival on Sunday

Staff braces for possible change as Giro boss absent as 2014 route presented in Milan

Sam Smith deals with thousands of dollars in equipment problems, but can always rely on a big ziplock bag when the weather turns wet

SRAM's Christoph Allwang goes step-by-step through the process of renewing fluid in Red 22 hydraulic disc brakes

Australian former Tour champion will most likely target a run at the pink jersey in 2014

RCS Sport raises the curtain on its 2014 grand tour

Graham Watson is on hand to document the annual fall classic

From our VeloLab bike tests to our favorite The Torque Wrench columns, the special digital issue features the very best of our 2013 tech coverage

Scenes from the second and final day of action in the Rhode Island capital

The former money man behind Saxo-Tinkoff says he has a new team for next season

A generational change coupled with four major teams folding triggers an exodus from the peloton, big names and small, willing and unwilling

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Results from day two of the 2013 Providence Cyclocross Festival

Nash once again picks the right time to jump and rides a flawless final lap to sweep the race weekend in Providence

The Garmin-Sharp rider stepped off the bike somewhere on the Il Lombardia course and slipped quietly into retirement

Il Lombardia was a mirror image of the world-championship road race — but this time, Rodriguez would not be caught

Results from the 2013 Giro di Lombardia

Wil Matthews shoots day one of the 2013 Providence Cyclocross Festival

Despite foul weather the Katusha rider repeated his successful attack on the final climb and soloed in for the victory ahead of Valverde

The American sprinter signs for another year with Garmin-Sharp, which is taking a new direction for 2014

Results from round one of the 2013 Providence Cyclocross Festival

The Rapha-Focus rider overpowered a four-man lead group in the final lap of the men's race, taking the win with plenty of time to celebrate

The Luna rider escapes national champion Compton and Anderson to win the first race of the weekend

The American sprinter hadn't won in Europe since stage 3 of the 2011 Tour de France

The Tour de France champ is suffering from an inflamed sacroiliac joint, according to the team doctor

The cross country and downhill were slated to be held on Bureau of Land Management property, and a legal challenge to run the races failed

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Vuelta champion confirms he was in talks with Alonso team at the Vuelta and reflects on releasing his biological passport results

The only major classic of the autumn, Giro di Lombardia will see a showdown between the world championship favorites of a week ago

The Providence Cyclo-cross Festival will open Saturday with heavy hearts after Amy Dombroski's death on Thursday

Giro d'Italia owner continues shake-up in management during an external audit

Europcar is targeting the WorldTour in 2014

The Belgian, who finished third in the 2012 Giro d'Italia, signs a one-year deal

The official list of riders slated to compete in the Italian classic

In the wake of missing a spot on the worlds podium, Bettini's future is murky

Rodriguez, Valverde, and Nibali are seeking a victory after coming up short in the worlds road race

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Amy Dombroski was a warm, American personality in a long, dark Belgian winter, and columnist Dan Seaton will miss her overflowing spirit

Asian clothing brand pulls funding from China's first Pro Continental team, leaving management, riders to scramble

Architect behind the UCI Constitution, multiple legal battles leaves the sport's governing body

Use these tips for applying wrinkle- and peel-free finishing tape on your bars

A mud-covered smile and bright eyes are the way many will remember Amy Dombroski after she was killed Thursday in a training crash

American suffers fatal injuries in car/bike collision while motorpacing in Belgium

Acquarone on leave during investigation into possible financial misdeeds at RCS Sport

The trio joins a group of veterans already confirmed to race on the team next year

Relive the action at the annual race in the Boston suburb

Phil Gaimon, who will ride for Garmin-Sharp next year, talks about a recent block of hard training

Riders 30 years old and above could start to phase out of contention in the worlds road race moving forward

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Chris Case makes another Case for Suffering as he burns across the Utah and Nevada desert and learns even more about pain and perseverance

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Katie Compton is coming off a difficult summer, but hoping to carry more energy into January and then the world championships

Tracy Gaudry is the UCI's first woman appointed as vice president and she spoke with VeloNews about the dramatic vote to depose Pat McQuaid

After speaking with Alejandro Valverde, Joaquim Rodríguez is trying hard to turn the page on Sunday's bitter worlds disappointment

The departure of two UCI ProTeams leaves an opening at the top level of racing, but only one major Pro Continental team is targeting it

Lennard Zinn tries custom options from two companies at Interbike

Armstrong was stripped of his time trial result from the Sydney Olympics in the wake of his doping case

Talented Colombian tests through the roof, will get leadership duties in weeklong races

The rush to judge Alejandro Valverde's worlds shortcomings diminishes the true quality of Rui Costa's perfect ride for rainbow stripes

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