U.S. men’s pursuit team wins Pan Am gold, sets new record
U.S. men's team pursuit squad sets new national record en route to winning gold at Pan-American Championships.
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Nature versus nurture: Pro cyclists are born, but also made
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‘Really, really bad roads’ cause chaos in Vuelta stage 7
After former race leader Michal Kwiatkowski crashes, the peloton complains about dangerous road surfaces in Vuelta stage 7.
Vuelta GC blows away in crosswinds for Kelderman and Pinot
Two of the riders chasing overall victory at the Vuelta a España lost nearly two minutes in Thursday's crosswinds.
High school MTB leagues rebuild U.S. cycling’s base
High School mountain bike leagues are pumping thousands of kids into the U.S. cycling scene. What impact has it had on bicycle racing?
Porte’s breakaway, Bouhanni’s sprint: Daily News Digest
Richie Porte jumped in a doomed breakaway at the Vuelta. Why? Plus Bouhanni and Dideriksen's sprint wins and Deignan's baby bump
News roundup: Sniper/Roompot merger; Mollema stays with Trek
Stay up to speed on all of the stories circulating in the world of pro cycling.
From last to first: Bouhanni sprints to overdue win
After finishing last in stage 5 and tamping down rumors about a fight with his team director, Nacer Bouhanni wins stage 6.
Does drafting a teammate uphill actually provide any benefit?
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Struggling sprinters seek answers; a big win for Simon Clarke: Daily News Digest
The best sprinters of their generation are struggling. One now knows why, the other doesn't. Plus, a big win for a team and a rider that needed a bit of redemption.
Luis Ocaña: The only man to humble Eddy Merckx
From issue 23 • Words by John Wilcockson with images from Horton Collection
King wins Vuelta summit finish; Aqua Blue fallout: Daily News Digest
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PELOTON X PANARACER Part 1: Return to Little 500
Words and images by James Startt
Yates, LottoNL show their cards as Kwiatkowski hangs on
Simon Yates insists his stage 4 attack was accidental, but it shows the Brit is on fine form in the Vuelta.
King victory a salve for Dimension Data
King hits the jackpot, easing the disappointment and frustration for the Dimension Data team this season.
Photo gallery: Thrills and spills as international CX season starts in Australia
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Aqua Blue folds; Geraint Thomas enters helmet debate: Daily News Digest
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Expect separation in Vuelta’s first summit finish
Stage 4 of the Vuelta a España could shake up the GC picture.
Valverde wins at the Vuelta, Kwiatkowski rides into red: Daily News Digest
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Dario Pegoretti, remembered; a new Cannondale gravel bike: Daily News Digest
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26 times up the Cauberg: The strange story of the 1948 world championship
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Sagan on the hunt for stage wins at a Vuelta full of opportunities
Peter Sagan returns to the Vuelta for the first time since 2015 hunting stage wins ahead of the world championships
Bruyneel owes $1.5 million; Porte confirmed to Trek: Daily News Digest
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Key stages at the Vuelta a Espana
Several crucial stages at the Spanish grand tour will go a long way at determining the overall winner.
Preview: Everything you need to know about the 2018 Vuelta a España
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Kwiatkowski to lead Sky at Vuelta; Winder to Trek’s Women’s team: Daily News Digest
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Ruth Winder to join new Trek women’s squad
Ruth Winder and Lauretta Hanson will join the new Trek women's team in 2019
Review: 3T Strada
With a single-chainring drivetrain and dramatic aerodynamic shapes, 3T's Strada stands apart from the peloton.
Chaves still sidelined after virus, 2018 comeback unlikely
Mitchelton-Scott rider Esteban Chaves has been out most of the season with Epstein-Barr virus.
Hand-cycling for mental health: Stuart Tripp’s journey back from the brink
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Izumi Chapter Three: Take It to the Bank
“The acceleration of dropping down the banking, the g-forces as you rocket through the corners – it’s addictive."
VN Podcast ep. 103: Takeaways from the Colorado Classic, previewing La Vuelta
The podcast covers the many storylines of the Colorado Classic, hearing from Travis McCabe and Lauren Hall, and also looks ahead to the Vuelta a España
Mollema headlines Trek-Segafredo Vuelta squad
Climber bauke Mollema and sprinter Giacomo Nizzolo set for Vuelta a España start with Trek-Segafredo
‘Jelly Belly saved my career’
Danny Van Haute's Jelly Belly team might fold at the end of the season — and that would leave a critical void in the U.S. development pipeline.
Technical FAQ: Wheel flop and patching inner tubes
Lennard Zinn addresses questions about several topics this week, including a lengthy follow up on patching tubes.
Vos the Boss, Bling gets a win: Daily News Digest
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Colorado: Ryan wins stage 4 as Hall walks away with overall title
Kendall Ryan won the final stage of the Women's Colorado Classic while Katie Hall secured the overall win.
Colorado Classic: McCabe sprints to victory; Mannion seals overall title
Travis McCabe sprinted to victory on stage 4 of the Colorado Classic while his teammate Gavin Mannion sealed the overall win.
Colorado: Ávila loses saddle, sprints to second in stage 3 anyway
Edwin Avila lost his saddle in the run-in to the stage 3 sprint in Colorado, but snatched runner-up honors anyway.
Valente wins stage 3 while Hall holds overall lead at Colorado Classic
Jennifer Valente won stage 3 of the Womens' Colorado Classic in Denver while Katie Hall easily defended her overall lead.
Better than Bernal? The rapid rise of Colombian climber Iván Sosa
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Colorado Classic: Eenkhoorn wins stage; Mannion defends lead
Pascal Eenkhoorn won stage 3 of the Colorado Classic while Gavin Mannion fought to defended his overall lead.
Sponsor woes or no, UHC flying in Colorado
Despite uncertainty surrounding the team's future, UnitedHealthcare is flying at the Colorado Classic
Future stars; Vos and Joyce in Norway; track champ’s troubles: Daily News Digest
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Aevolo finds its legs as a development team worth watching
The Aevolo development team hits its stride in its sophomore season with ambitions to graduate riders to the next level.
American Colin Joyce wins Arctic Race of Norway stage 2
Colin Joyce sprints to victory in Arctic Race of Norway stage 2, moving into second overall.
Quick-Step Floors still searching for sponsor as riders leave
Cycling's top team Quick-Step Floors is struggling to find sponsorship to continue at the top level in 2019.
An open Vuelta; Terpstra goes French; home trainer abuse: Daily News Digest
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VN Podcast ep. 102: Is Sepp Kuss the real deal? Katie Hall moves to Boels
Sepp Kuss absolutely smashed the field at the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah. So is he America's next star climber?
USA CRITS, West Chester: Teamwork comes out on top
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Colorado Classic: Gage Hecht fends off the sprinters in stage 1
With a stunning long-range attack, young Gage Hecht wins the opening stage of the Colorado Classic.
Wiasak surges to victory in opening stage of women’s Colorado Classic
Rebecca Wiasak claims the opening stage at the women's Colorado Classic on Thursday with an attack in the final kilometer.
The Dirt: Jeremiah Bishop on the evolution of endurance MTB
Breck Epic winner Jeremiah Bishop talks about the evolution of endurance mountain bike racing. Plus, Leadville wraps up.
Preview: Can a climber win Colorado Classic?
If you hold a race in one of America's most mountainous states, will a climber win it? Not necessarily.
Marathon effort: The story behind the man who ran the Tour de France
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Kuss can climb; Vos can corner; the Vuelta’s twins: Daily News Digest
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Deep wheels: An engineering feat that goes beyond aero
What's so deep about fast wheels? Numerous engineering complexities make deep-section rims hard to perfect.
Trentin wins Euro champs; Ullrich leaves psychiatric hospital: Daily News Digest
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Tour of Utah traces success to careful spending, wise timing, and balanced competition
The Tour of Utah plans to use their careful spending, wise timing, and balanced competition to continue to give smaller teams valuable race starts.
Ullrich’s downward spiral accelerates; Kwiatkowski takes Poland overall: Daily News Digest
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Preview: USA CRITS reaches East Coast for penultimate series event
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Utah: Philipsen edges McCabe in stage 4 circuit race
Jasper Philipsen won a chaotic photo-finish sprint in downtown Salt Lake City to beat Travis McCabe in stage 4.
Outpouring of support for Costa; Chaves had mono: Daily News Digest
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Utah stage 3: McCabe takes second stage victory in sprint
McCabe became the winningest rider in Tour of Utah history with his second stage win, making it four it total.
Down to the wire in Breck Epic stage 4
Stage 4's Aqueduct route featured tough climbing and a close finish in the pro men's race.
Moscon suspended; Ewan to Lotto-Soudal; Kwiatkowski wins again: Daily News Digest
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USA CRITS, Littleton: High-altitude drama in Colorado
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The Outer Line: Colorado cycling’s ‘Field of Dreams’
Running a wildly successful bike shop is one thing — building a velodrome? That was a new challenge.
Green Jersey Edition Speedtrap Shades From 100%
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Lotto-Soudal to build sprint train for new signee Ewan
The squad announced Wednesday it has signed Australian sprinter Caleb Ewan on a two-year deal.
Finding Mr X: The story of an anti-cycling hate page (and the cyclist behind it)
Roadside fistfights, fake profiles, doctored pictures and a whole lot of angry drivers: this is the bizarre inside story of the world’s largest anti-cyclist Facebook group, and the cyclist that’s behind it.
TREK PART 5: Bauke Mollema Battles
Words: John Wilcockson. Images: James Startt
Sagan hints at Vuelta; Ullrich seeks treatment for addiction: Daily News Digest
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PELOTON Replay: Egan Bernal conquers California
From issue 77 • Words by John Wilcockson with images by Darrell Parks
Bookwalter journal: Meeting the media in the middle
Brent Bookwalter explains the challenges pro cyclists face when dealing with media.
Should Mitchelton-Scott have taken Caleb Ewan to the Tour de France?
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Bernal out of hospital; Van Garderen wins Utah prologue: Daily News Digest
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