1. Peter SAGAN, Cannondale, in 5:15:12 2. Mark CAVENDISH, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :00 3. André GREIPEL, Lotto-Belisol, at :00 4. Gerald CIOLEK, MTN-Qhubeka, at :00 5. Matthew Harley GOSS, Orica-GreenEdge, at :00
Slovak champion outdoes the pure sprinters in a rainy finale at Narni Scalo before Tirreno-Adriatico heads for the mountains
1. Richie PORTE, Sky, at :50:54 2. Denis MENCHOV, Katusha, at :26 3. Andrew TALANSKY, Garmin-Sharp, at :33 4. Tejay VAN GARDEREN, BMC Racing, at :33 5. Diego ULISSI, Lampre-Merida, at :33
Richie Porte breaks away from GC contenders near the end of Friday's finishing climb to slide into yellow
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The race through northern Norway will take place Aug. 8-11 above the Arctic Circle
Sky's point man for finish-line PR at the Tour talks about balancing the team's transparency and privacy, Wiggins' growth, and winning tours
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American neo-pro Ian Boswell is flirting with the lantern rouge at Paris-Nice and giving teammate Richie Porte the backing he needs for yellow
Rachel Heal has won three straight NRC team titles and leads Optum into 2013
1. Marianne VOS, Rabo Women, in 3:26:50 2. Giorgia BRONZINI, Wiggle Honda, at :00 3. Emma JOHANSSON, Orica-AIS, at :00 4. Shelley OLDS, Tibco-To the Top, at :00 5. Elena CECCHINI, Faren-Let's Go Finland, at :00
USA Cycling announces RaceClean program that will increase in- and out-of-competition testing for amateurs and professionals
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Van Garderen quietly confident ahead of GC battle, while 23 riders sit less than a minute off the yellow jersey's time
Manxman protects his overall lead at Tirreno-Adriatico, but the dinner table should see some tense conversation on Thursday
Andrew Talansky survives his first day in yellow and Michael Albasini spoils the sprinters late
Italian riding discreetly at Paris-Nice after contract restructuring with Lampre
1. Matthew Harley GOSS, Orica-GreenEdge, in 5:48:41 2. Manuel BELLETTI, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :00 3. Gerald CIOLEK, MTN-Qhubeka, at :00 4. Roberto FERRARI, Lampre-Merida, at :00 5. Mark CAVENDISH, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :00
Russian denies Rasmussen's testimony, say he has no comment on doping
Danish climber says Rabobank management knew about its riders' doping
Tasmanian takes a wet win in Tuscany as Cavendish's leadout disappoints him
1. Michael ALBASINI, Orica-GreenEdge, in :55:41 2. Maxim IGLINSKY, Astana, at :00 3. Peter VELITS, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :00 4. Enrico GASPAROTTO, Astana, at :00 5. Diego ULISSI, Lampre-Merida, at :00
Michael Albasini notches a victory as American Andrew Talansky keeps his GC lead in "Race to the Sun"
BMC Racing, Cannondale, and a host of other top ProTeams are in the 16-squad lineup for the 2013 Tour of California
Wind tunnels introduce different elements than the road offers, so an engineering startup has come up with a solution to aero testing
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American cycling benefactor says that without large-scale change to the way cycling does business, he and others will leave
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American Ian Boswell checks in after a soggy day at Paris-Nice that saw his compatriot and rival win the stage and take yellow
Dutch teams face challenging sponsor environment, but say they aren't surprised by the latest Rabobank confessions
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"Pit Bull" sinks his teeth into Paris-Nice treble with stage win, overall lead, and best young rider's jersey
Photos from stage 3 at Paris-Nice, which saw American Andrew Talansky (Garmin-Sharp) win and take the race lead
1. Omega Pharma-Quick Step, in 9:24 2. Movistar, at :11 3. BMC Racing, at :16 4. Cannondale, at :19 5. Astana, at :20
1. Andrew TALANSKY, Garmin-Sharp, in 4:39:36 2. Andriy GRIVKO, Astana, at :03 3. Davide MALACARNE, Europcar, at :03 4. Sylvain CHAVANEL, Omega Pharma-Quick Step, at :04 5. Gorka IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI, Euskaltel-Euskadi, at :05
Manxman takes overall lead in Italy after Belgian squad aces team time trial
American and third-year pro out-sprints fellow breakaway riders to win stage 3 in Brioude
Andrew Talansky says he's 'excited to see what I can do' at Paris-Nice and future races
Lance Armstrong sits down for another interview, this time with Sports Illustrated. He gives new information about his doping case
Former Rabobank rider Michael Boogerd says he used EPO, cortisone, and received blood transfusions
Michelin is absent from the WorldTour peloton in 2013, but in Le Mans auto racing, teams pay to lease the French tire maker's rubber
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The finishes in the week-long Italian race are notoriously technical and the Slovak champion could hold off the sprinters
Medalist Sports handling operations for the first-year professional stage race
Sky's American rookie checks in after the second stage of Paris-Nice, a stage he calls a nightmare
German sprint ace is back to full steam after slow start and is targeting a limited classics campaign
Chris Froome is taking advice from Bradley Wiggins, but is following the Sky way to the Tour de France
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Nacer Bouhanni crashes out of the race lead and American Ian Boswell and Brent Bookwalter are among the riders hitting the deck
1. Marcel KITTEL, Argos-Shimano, in 5:42:18 2. Elia VIVIANI, Cannondale, at :00 3. Leigh HOWARD, Orica-GreenEdge, at :00 4. Borut BOZIC, Astana, at :00 5. Samuel DUMOULIN, Ag2r La Mondiale, at :00
Weekly news program looks at our coverage of Shimano's road line updates and suggests Cunego isn't one for race advice
German sprint ace leaves it late to come around Petacchi for Paris-Nice stage win ahead of new GC leader Viviani
Flanders Classics announces the 26 teams to take part in the 97th edition of De Ronde
Gavin Mannion had a strong 2012, and in 2013 the 22-year-old is ready to continue his success in both U.S. and European races
Richie Porte's role on Team Sky is to support Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome at the Tour, so he's going for a GC win at Paris-Nice
Nacer Bouhanni crashes out of Paris-Nice with facial injuries after crashing on a rain-slicked road
UCI president Pat McQuaid said the governing body "does not want a league" in the sport of cycling
It appears that Cannondale is working on a new version of its Synapse road bike, as riders on its ProTeam used it at Strade Bianche
If paraffin gets a rider a free six seconds over 10 miles, the time and efficiency gaps over longer riders would be significant
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American neo-pro checks in on our exclusive audio line to talk about the mood inside the peloton during a crash-marred stage
Graham Watson captures the action on the first road stage at Paris-Nice
With ingredients like Froome Dog, Shark, Spartacus, and Terminator, Italy's stage race is a delicious first course for March
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Nerves ratchet up at the "Race to the Sun" with crosswinds, crashes
"Tomeke" relieved after losing time at Paris-Nice, says Milano-Sanremo will be 'training race' ahead of Flanders-Roubaix defense
Check out some photos of what we suspect is Cannondale's new Synapse HM road bike
1. Nacer BOUHANNI, FDJ, in :47:24 2. Alessandro PETACCHI, Lampre-Merida, at :00 3. Elia VIVIANI, Cannondale, at :00 4. Jens DEBUSSCHERE, Lotto-Belisol, at :00 5. Heinrich HAUSSLER, IAM Cycling, at :00
Movistar's GC leader abandons Paris-Nice after stage 1 crash
On a day marred by crashes, Nacer Bouhanni edges Alessandro Petacchi, Elia Viviani in photo finish