Swenson sprints to Whiskey Off-Road win
Overcoming a one-minute deficit on a long, rocky singletrack descent back to Prescott, Keegan Swenson wins Whiskey Off-Road.
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Red Hook Criterium: Fortin, Lemieux survive soggy night
Filippo Fortin and Raphaele Lemieux won the rain-soaked Red Hook Criterium in Brooklyn, New York.
Tour de Romandie: Ackermann sprints to victory on final stage; Roglic wins overall
Pascal Ackermann took the biggest race of his budding career by sprinting to victory ahead of Quick Step's Michael Morkov on the final stage at the Tour de Romandie.
Tour de Romandie: Fuglsang solos to queen stage win; Roglic increases overall lead
Jakob Fuglsang outfoxed a select lead group to win the queen stage at Romandie in impressive solo fashion.
Preview: USA CRITS series opens with a street party at Athens Twilight
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Preview: Six things to watch for at the 11th Red Hook Crit Brooklyn
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Q&A: Blevins starts 2018 with a bang, winning at Pro XCT, Gila
Chris Blevins has stormed into 2018 with wins in the mountain bike Pro XCT and Tour of the Gila. What's next for the young star?
USA CRITS season preview: Criterium racing, American style
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Romandie, stage 2: De Gendt continues quest for wins in all WorldTour races
Thomas De Gendt capped off an all-day breakaway with a solo victory in stage 2 of Tour de Romandie Thursday.
Q&A: Fernando Gaviria destined for greatness
Some say Gaviria is the next Peter Sagan, a multi-faceted rider that could shine in grand tours, classics, and world championships.
By the numbers: What it takes to win at the men’s Ardennes Classics
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The difference a team makes: Solo but not alone
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VN Show: Three reasons Jungels won Liège; Lance settlement; e-bike racing
It isn't easy to win Liège-Bastogne-Liège with a long solo breakaway. In fact, it hasn't happened in 10 years!
Romandie, stage 1: Fraile wins tough sprint; Roglic takes lead
Omar Fraile wins tough sprint finish in stage 1 at Tour de Romandie, while Primoz Roglic takes overall lead.
I did an e-MTB race. It was fun, and actually pretty hard
Sure, there were electric motors involved, but the Sea Otter Classic e-MTB event still felt like bike racing to me.
Quick-Step ends classics run with exclamation point
The Belgian team steamrolled through the classics season this year, notching several victories with many different riders.
Viviani: In Search of Big Victories
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Liège Roundtable: Why Jungels went from so far out
What were the keys to Bob Jungels's win? Does Liège-Bastogne-Liège need a route change after all? Let's roundtable!
Woods’ career breakthrough in Liège, and what comes next: ‘I’ve more to give’
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Photo Gallery: Ardennes week on the Women’s WorldTour
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Tour of the Gila: Mannion, Martinez win final stage while Britton and Hall take overall victories
Rob Britton of Rally Cycling and Katie Hall of United Healthcare captured overall victories at Tour of the Gila victory, while Gavin Mannion and Diane Penuela Martinez took stage honors.
Quick-Step wins again as Jungels solos to Liège-Bastogne-Liège victory
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Jungels dazzles with solo win at Liège-Bastogne-Liège
Bob Jungels (Quick-Step Floors) won Liege-Bastogne-Liege with a stunning solo effort.
Multi-talented Blevins flashes road potential with Gila stage win
For now, 20-year-old American Chris Blevins is happy to shine on both the road and the mountain bike.
Zakarin: I’m ready to deliver big results in the grand tours
After finishing third behind Chris Froome and Vincenzo Nibali at the 2017 Vuelta a España, Katusha-Alpecin's Ilnur Zakarin says he now knows he can deliver in the grand tours
Tour of the Gila: Sanchez, Hall win atop Mogollon
The men's and women's races kicked off Wednesday with a finish on the famous Mogollon climb.
JRA with the Angry Asian: Does frame compliance still matter?
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Motivated McCarthy poised to make most of Flèche Wallonne opportunity
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Freire talks retirement, rainbow jerseys, and the modern peloton
VeloNews caught up with the three-time road world champion and chatted about a variety of topics.
Sagan’s spring was built around Paris-Roubaix
Bora-Hansgrohe sport director Patxi Vila told VeloNews the entire team was ready for the race, with the goal of delivering Sagan a win.
Valgren and Blaak win Amstel Gold; Aussie Comm Games gold: Daily News Digest
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Amstel Gold Roundtable: Was Valgren savvy, strong, or both?
Our editors sound off on a thrilling edition of the hilly classic. Why did Sky stink? How did Valgren win? Should Sagan target Amstel?
Tour of the Alps, stage 1: Astana goes 1-2; Froome fifth
Team Astana opens up Tour of the Alps with strong showing as Pello Bilbao wins stage 1 ahead of teammate Luis Leon Sanchez.
Faces of the Future: U23 Tour of Flanders winner James Whelan
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Great Dane! Valgren takes Amstel Gold Race after late attack
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Amstel Gold: Valgren upsets favorites with late attack
Michael Valgren used shrewd riding in the final few kilometers to take an impressive at Sunday's Amstel Gold Race.
Chantal Blaak wins Women’s Amstel Gold
Chantal Blaak emerged victorious at the 2018 Women's Amstel Gold Race.
Sagan’s Coach: Amstel is a race that suits Peter perfectly
Peter Sagan's coach feels that the new Amstel Gold course suits the world champion 'perfectly.'
Photo gallery: 2018 Commonwealth Games Men’s Road Race
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Photo gallery: 2018 Commonwealth Games Women’s Road Race
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Amstel Gold women’s preview: Can anyone stop Boels on home turf?
Anna van der Breggen and Boels Dolmans will look to fend off the likes of Katarzyna Niewiadoma and Annemiek van Vleuten at the Amstel Gold Race on Sunday.
Amstel Gold preview: Stacked men’s roster features Sagan, Valverde
The Amstel Gold Race may have the most stacked roster of any race we've seen so far this year.
Nathan Haas interview: Amstel Gold is my ‘Holy Grail’ event
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Comm Games comeback: Steele von Hoff’s 7-week recovery from a broken back
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Preview: Your guide to the 2018 men’s Amstel Gold Race
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News Roundup: Roubaix rider locked out; Movistar on cobbles; Neben to Pan-Ams
Siskevicius comes in late to Roubaix and finds velodrome locked up; Movistar previews TDF cobblestones, and more.
Sagan steps closer to all-time greats with Roubaix win
Peter Sagan still has a ways to go to match cycling's legends, but his win in Paris-Roubaix is a big step forward.
Brabantse Pijl: Wellens dedicates win to fallen countryman
Tim Wellens wins Brabantse Pijl with a late solo breakaway. Belgian dedicates win to Michael Goolaerts, who died at Roubaix.
‘His numbers are ridiculous’ – Aussie climber Alex Evans primed for US racing
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Paris-Roubaix tech gallery: The bikes that took on the 2018 cobbles
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News Roundup: Vermeulen’s first pro win; Aqua Blue blasts ATOC
Alexey Vermeulen takes his first pro win in Morocco and the overall race lead. Aqua Blue upset to miss out on California.
Photo gallery: The pain and glory of the 2018 Paris-Roubaix
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Eighth at Roubaix: Phinney hates the term ‘comeback,’ but this is his story now
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Cancellara on Sagan’s Paris-Roubaix masterpiece: ‘It was beautiful’
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Roubaix Roundtable: Sagan rewrites story of 2018 classics
How does this edition of Paris-Roubaix stack up to previous thrillers? Why couldn't Quick-Step chase Sagan?
Terpstra: Sagan was just stronger
Despite his formidable Quick-Step team, Roubaix favorite Niki Terpstra concedes that Peter Sagan was stronger on the cobbles.
Roubaix champ Sagan confirmed for Amstel Gold
After winning Paris-Roubaix, Peter Sagan rolls on at the hilly Amstel Gold Race in the Netherlands.
Silvan Dillier: ‘Sagan is devil and angel’
After riding with Peter Sagan over the cobblestones and into the Roubaix velodrome, Silvan Dillier came up short of winning Paris-Roubaix.
Campagnolo goes 12-speed with Super Record and Record rim and disc groupsets
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Sagan silences critics with stunning Roubaix victory
Peter Sagan now has a pair of monument victories, in the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix.
After a long-range attack, Sagan takes a definitive victory at Paris-Roubaix
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Sagan had solo Roubaix victory in mind
Peter Sagan's plan entering Paris-Roubaix on Sunday was to attack alone. He did so, and left Roubaix with the cobblestone trophy.
No miracle ride for Gilbert
After 15th at Paris-Roubaix on Sunday, Gilbert finishes the cobbled classics winless and is still chasing a career Monument sweep.
Paris-Roubaix: World champ Sagan adds a cobble to trophy case
World champion Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) took an emphatic victory at the 116th edition of Paris-Roubaix on Sunday in northern France.
Paris-Roubaix: Behind the scenes with EF Education First-Drapac
Take an inside look at how a WorldTour team prepares for the "Hell of the North," Paris-Roubaix.
Quick-Step confident of taming cycling’s cobbled ‘Hell’
Quick-Step Floors will begin Sunday's Paris-Roubaix as the overwhelming favorites with multiple riders capable of winning.
Forecast for Roubaix? Speed, crashes and chaos
Despite a chance of overnight showers, most are expecting a fast, dry Paris-Roubaix on Sunday.
Rivals agree on Quick-Step’s strength but opinions differ on how to overcome at Roubaix
Quick-Step Floors has been a force to be reckoned with during the cobbled classics in 2018.
For the first time, Boonen addresses 2010 Cancellara motor speculation
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Trek-Segafredo backing Stuyven and Degenkolb for Roubaix
Trek-Segafredo rides Roubaix with two good options: former winner Degenkolb and Stuyven. Plus young Pedersen is peaking.
John Degenkolb’s Paris-Roubaix Trek Domane SLR
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Without fast finisher like Boonen, Quick-Step must attack Roubaix
Without a speedy finisher like Tom Boonen or the injured Fernando Gaviria, Quick-Step's only option to win Roubaix is to attack.
Power Rankings: Paris-Roubaix 2018
Here's a look at nine of the favorites for "The Hell of the North," a 257km run from Compiègne to Roubaix.
First Ride: Fuji Supreme 1.1 women’s aero bike
A women’s aero bike that’s faster than the men’s version? Yep, Fuji claims the Supreme beats the Transonic in its tests.
Roglic wins TT Itzulia Basque Country, Australians set new world record: Daily News Digest
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Ghosts of the Peloton: Roubaix winner Charles Crupelandt, ‘Bull of the North’
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Oakley unveils new Flight Jacket and Field Jacket sunglasses
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Sagan, Cavendish, Kittel, Ewan confirmed for Amgen Tour of California sprints
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Terpstra puts rivals on notice: ‘Roubaix suits me best’
After barnstorming across the 2018 northern classics season, the biggest prize is on offer Sunday for Quick-Step at Roubaix.