Giro Rosa: Canyon-SRAM win stage 1 TTT
Canyon-SRAM victory places Katarzyna Niewiadoma in the Giro Rosa's pink jersey
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Renshaw announces retirement, Porte tips Thomas for Tour: Daily News Digest
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The Cannibal and the thief: Merckx’s legendary 1969 Tour de France, 50 years on
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CyclingTips Podcast: The Tour de France preview
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Q&A: Ruth Winder on her victorious solo win at U.S. nationals
Ruth Winder's gutsy attack helped her claim a first elite title in Knoxville.
Howes, Winder take U.S. national road race titles
Alex Howes and Ruth Winder took dramatic victories at Sunday's U.S. Professional Road Race Championships in Knoxville, Tennessee
No ‘virtual’ start just yet as Giro reveals opening three stages
Giro officials revealed the opening three stages of next year's edition, but sources tell VeloNews a 'virtual' event could still be in the cards
Wilier Zero SLR 2020 first-ride review: Integrated, but not aero
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15 up-and-coming riders you need to know about
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Sagan leads Tour de Suisse after stage 3 victory: Daily News Digest
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The weekly spin: Ineos courting Carapaz highlights need for WorldTour budget cap
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The Giro explores “virtual” prologue for 2020
The Giro d'Italia could launch a virtual prologue in 2020; finishing times would not count toward GC
Carapaz on brink of Giro victory as tempers flare: Giro d’Italia, stage 20
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Vegni on Sagan, defending his Giro route, and rumors of a ‘virtual’ prologue
Giro d'Italia director open to innovation and globalization of a race renowned for its entertainment and unpredictability.
Nibali plans all-out assault in Giro’s final mountain showdown
Vincenzo Nibali says a podium place is worthless as Carapaz braces to defend lead
Landa unfazed at riding shotgun again
Mikel Landa says he's committed to helping Richard Carapaz win this Giro. But he won't be passing up opportunity to gain time either
Celebrate the Giro with Franciacorta
Words by Clive Pursehouse with images from the Franciacorta Consortium
Peters wins Giro stage 17 from the break: Daily News Digest
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VN Podcast: The Giro roars to life; talking Dirty Kanza 200 with Colin Strickland
The Giro d'Italia roars into its final week with plenty of action. Plus, we talk Dirty Kanza with gravel racer Colin Strickland
The weekly spin: A freewheeling interview with Peter Sagan
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Giro calculus: Why betting on time trials could be Roglic’s undoing
Primoz Roglic has come under heavy fire in the mountain stages of the Giro. While the race will conclude with a time trial, there's no guarantee he'll be within striking distance of pink
Carapaz growing more confident by the day
After placing fourth in the Giro last year, the Ecuadorian has become a hot favorite to take the maglia rosa in 2019.
The big mountains are here, Ilnur Zakarin claims the first: Giro d’Italia, stage 13
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Undiscovered Slovenia
Words by Clive Pursehouse, with images courtesy of the Slovenian Tourist Board
Conti vows to lose Giro lead in style
Valerio Conti knows he's going to cede the pink jersey, but he vows to do it in style
Giro Casino: A day in the life of the journalists chasing the ‘corsa rosa’
VeloNews' man on the ground walks us through a journalist's day on the Giro d'Italia
Commentary: Takeaways from the 2019 Tour of California
What did we learn from the 2019 Amgen Tour of California? Youngsters are fast, Anna van der Breggen still dominates, and EF's unfortunate streak continues
Time trial could give Roglic more advantage
In the absence of Tom Dumoulin, Primoz Roglic is hot favorite for stage 9's time trial. However, the hilly profile means GC contenders Simon Yates and Miguel Angel Lopez should be more than able to limit losses.
Why did Roglic give away the leader’s jersey?
After leading the Giro d'Italia since the start, Primoz Roglic and his Jumbo-Visma team let the pink jersey ride away from them on Thursday's sixth stage
Conti moves into maglia rosa; Roglic relinquishes Giro lead: Daily News Digest
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The fine art of ceding a leader’s jersey
It wasn't to just any rider that Primoz Roglic surrendered his pink jersey on stage 6 of the Giro
Italy: Now it’s a war!
From issue 11 • Word by John Wilcockson with art from Matthew Burton
Pro riders caught in Austrian doping investigation; Dumoulin abandons Giro: Daily News Digest
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Rain and cold emerging as early Giro protagonists
The weather has proved an important factor in the opening days of the Giro
Dumoulin’s exit leaves Giro GC hole
Tom Dumoulin's early exit will mean one fewer favorite for the 102nd Giro d'Italia
Denmark, Sweden, and Norway to host 11-day ‘Tour de France for women’
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Gaviria awarded stage win after Viviani relegated in Giro sprint: Daily News Digest
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The weekly spin: George Bennett talks California, Kittel, and Game of Thrones
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Rapha Custom design competition – Giro d’Italia theme winner announced
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Wire-to-wire Giro: Could Roglic hold pink all the way to Verona?
With a series of sprint and breakaway stages before the race's next time trial, and the mountains coming soon after, the Slovenian could lead the race - and face all the extra responsibilities that come with it - for some time.
Giro d’Italia stage 2: Pascal Ackermann takes sprint victory
German champion wins first grand tour sprint of his career, with the GC staying static.
Tit-for-tat a side show to Roglic’s impressive Giro opening shot
Primoz Roglic might have won the opening stage, but the Giro d'Italia opened with an old-fashioned 'polemica'
Should Yates’ Giro rivals be scared? He thinks so.
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Ineos embraces new opportunities without star rider Bernal in Giro roster
Sivakov, Geoghegan Hart, Dunbar headline a promising team that averages only 25 years of age.
Kittel taking a break, Lefevere hopes to keep Alaphilippe: Daily News Digest
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Giro press conferences: Quotes from the favorites
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Preview: Everything you need to know about the 2019 Giro d’Italia
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Landa leads Valverde-less Movistar at Giro
Landa is hopeful he's back to full strength in time for the Giro following an injury-plagued season
Simon Yates has ‘unfinished business’ at the Giro: Daily News Digest
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The Giro Legends
By Giacomo Pellizzari with images by Gruber Images
Il Pirata’s 1998 Giro d’Italia jersey
From issue 76 • Words/images by Brett Horton (Horton Collection)
The magic and glory of the Giro
From issue 76 • Words by John Wilcockson w/images by Yuzuru Sunada
Nibali can smell blood in the water ahead of Giro d’Italia
Vincenzo Nibali is nearing top form ahead of his Giro d'Italia attempt.
Bici Gusti Gourmet Ride
Words by Clive Pursehouse with images from Tammy Brimner
Jakobsen wins in Turkey despite late run-in with flag: Daily News Digest
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Q&A: The state of women’s pro racing with Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio
The South African national champion says women's pro cycling shouldn't always follow the lead of the men's side of the sport, that it should be free to experiment.
Where to watch the Giro d’Italia this year
The Giro d'Italia is less than a month away. Do you know how you'll watch one of the season's most exciting races?
Hot off Tirreno nail-biter, Roglic ready to soar at Giro
Jumbo-Visma brass say that Roglic is an astute student of the sport, progressing rapidly despite a lack of experience as a junior or under-23 rider.
“I was on my hands and knees” — Pro riders’ most miserable days on a bike
To try to make sense of cycling's suffering, we asked a handful of pros about their hardest day on the bike, and what kept them pushing through.
The weekly spin: Strade Bianche, princess of the classics
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Anti-doping’s state of play; Preidler’s ‘treason’; Sky doctor hearing adjourned: Daily News Digest
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The weekly spin: Why the Giro d’Italia is better than the Tour de France
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VeloNews and RCS Sport extend Giro d’Italia Guide agreement for 2019
The season's first grand tour, the Giro d'Italia, is expected to be another thrilling race, and American fans can follow all the action on VeloNews.com.
Nibali’s letter; Izagirre wins Valenciana; Impey’s Nationals: Daily News Digest
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eTap Q&A, Thomas all-in for Tour, sprinters show early speed: Daily News Digest
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Prudhomme: Simultaneous men’s, women’s Tours logistically impossible
The Tour de France director says running a women's Tour de France on the same days as the men's race is not feasible.
Four conclusions about the 2019 Tour of California
The 2019 Tour of California route is dominated by Mount Baldy on the penultimate day, but there are plenty of other intriguing storylines to follow.
The weekly spin: Two new cycling films, with danger as a common theme
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Preview: Your guide to the 2019 women’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
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Sagan wins in Uraidla; Aru to focus on Giro: Daily News Digest
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Michael Woods angling for Tour debut following breakout 2018
The Canadian is hoping that EF Education First will select him for its eight-rider Tour de France squad.
Gunning for glory: A promising young career kickstarted by the belief of others
Jaime Gunning (Specialized Women's Racing) was one of the revelations of last week's Santos Women's Tour Down Under, winning the best young rider's classification and mixing it with the world's best. But that breakthrough didn't come from nowhere: it was the result of self-belief, built on the belief shown by her team.
The Mighty Monte Grappa
From issue 10 • Words by Jered Gruber with images by Jered and Ashley Gruber
The weekly spin: 15 reasons to be excited about the 2019 racing season
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Roundtable: Five up-and-coming riders to watch in 2019
The pro peloton has a number of young up-and-comers who are in line to emerge as new superstars in 2019. Here are our five favorites.
Israel team eyes return to Giro before run at Tour
After a successful debut in the 2018 Giro, Israel Cycling Academy hopes to make the wildcard list again, and in 2020, the Tour de France is its goal.
The double: Nibali’s last big challenge
The Italian will attempt to win the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France this season, an elusive feat in today's peloton.
Froome aims to join greats with fifth yellow jersey; Bernal to Giro
Chris Froome opts out of defending Giro title in bid to win fifth Tour de France, opening door for 21-year-old Bernal to lead Team Sky in Italy.
U.S anti-doping bill; Mitchelton-Scott; Adidas and Colnago: Daily News Digest
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