Vanmarcke and Urán lead new-look EF team
EF Education First-Drapac saw 10 riders leave for other teams, but the American team keeps two familiar stars at the helm
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Caleb Ewan wins his third-straight Australian criterium title
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Rebecca Wiasak wins 2018 Australian women’s criterium title
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Kings of the classics prepare for 2018 battles
Peter Sagan, Michal Kwiatkowski, Philippe Gilbert, and Greg Van Avermaet are preparing for another run at the spring classics.
Summer of Racing: Turning up the heat for an Australian women’s racing resurgence
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Cant conquers Diegem Superprestige
Cant rides to her third straight victory of Kerstperiode holiday series. Ferrand-Prevot finishes alone in second ahead of Kaptheijns.
Gaviria’s Tour aspirations begin in Argentina
Quick-Step's star sprinter Fernando Gaviria will begin his 2018 season at Vuelta a San Juan in Argentina.
Commentary: The comedy, tragedy, and pure circus that was pro cycling in 2017
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Memorable moments of women’s cycling in 2017
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Shredding the List with Tom Meeusen
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Best Moments of 2017
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Zolder: Van der Poel head and shoulders above the rest
Mathieu van der Poel (Beobank-Corendon) won the seventh round of the Telenet UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Zolder, Belgium on Tuesday.
Everesting Mount Everest
It started with a two-line email: "Hey mate, they've just paved the road to Everest. Want to do an Everesting with me?" What followed was a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to the roof of the world; a journey that would test the limits of both body and mind.
Waaslandcross: Van Aert and Brand stand on the top step
Wout van Aert and Lucinda Brand each kicked-off the Kerstperiode of 'cross racing with victories in Sint-Niklaas, Belgium on Saturday.
VeloNews awards 2017: Froome is rider of the year
At face value, Froome's Tour-Vuelta double earns him cyclist of the year award, but time will tell with his pending Salbutamol scandal.
VeloNews awards 2017: Off-road riders — Schurter, Cant, van Aert, van der Poel
Our top off-road riders of 2017 are Nino Schurter, Wout van Aert, Sanne Cant, and Mathieu van der Poel.
Valente a quick study in track’s omnium discipline
Jennifer Valente studies videotape of her own performances to help her master the confusing race.
Cipollini RB1K: Massive Performance, Massive Price Tag
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Q&A: Greg Henderson brings Olympic expertise to U.S. men’s pursuit
Greg Henderson retired from professional cycling in 2017 and joined USA Cycling as a performance manager for the new National Team.
Coquard Set For New Adventure With Vital Concept
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VeloNews awards 2017: Sagan turns lemons into lemonade
After a series of crushing defeats, Peter Sagan sprinted away from the pack at the Bergen worlds to win his third straight rainbow jersey.
Orbea Orca M10i Team Disc
It was hard to find fault with the Orca. We would count this as one of the best bikes of the year without hesitation.
Van Aert a level above the rest in Namur
Wout van Aert captured the victory in Namur, Belgium on Sunday at the UCI Cyclocross World Cup with a dominating performance.
Scheldecross: van der Poel, Cant win duels
Beobank-Corendon teammates Mathieu van der Poel and Sanne Cant were victorious on Saturday at the DVV Trofee Scheldecross in Antwerp, Belgium.
USA Cycling’s million-dollar National Team program: What it is, what it isn’t
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2017 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards – the best of week 2
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USAC aims for seven Olympic medals with new million-dollar national team
USA Cycling's new National Team will infuse $1 million annually into athletes' preparations for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
Fixed-gear crit racer wins Zwift Academy, Canyon-SRAM pro contract
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Review: Trek Émonda SLR Race Shop Limited Disc
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Caleb Ewan to make Tour debut in 2018
Caleb Ewan will ride the Tour de France in 2018, Orica-Scott, which will be known as Mitchelton-Scott next season, announced on Wednesday.
Pinarello Nytro e-bike first-ride review
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Resolution Cross: Anthony beats McFadden, Ortenblad does the double
Crystal Anthony and Tobin Ortenblad took the wins on day two of the UCI C2 Resolution Cross Cup in Garland, Texas on Sunday.
Druivencross: Van der Poel and Ferrand-Prevot are best in the mud
Mathieu van der Poel and Pauline Ferrand-Prevot were victorious in the snowy and muddy conditions on Sunday in Overijse, Belgium.
NCGP: West and Werner continue winning ways on day one
Ruby West and Kerry Werner conquered snowy conditions on Saturday on day one of the North Carolina Grand Prix in Hendersonville, N.C.
Resolution Cross Cup: McFadden and Ortenblad conquer sand on day one
Courtenay McFadden and Tobin Ortenblad were victorious on day one of the UCI C2 Resolution Cross Cup in Garland, Texas on Saturday.
The Lifer: The extraordinary story of a somewhat ordinary bike racer
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What I have learned: Connie Carpenter, women’s cycling’s first Olympic gold medalist
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Curve Cycling Belgie Spirit titanium all-road frameset review
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UCI: Sagan-Cavendish Tour crash was ‘unintentional race incident’
The UCI settles out of court with all parties, saying Peter Sagan did not intentionally cause the infamous Tour de France crash on July 4.
Sagan and UCI settle legal dispute, UCI to make changes to commissaire system
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Zilvermeercross: David van der Poel solos to victory
David van der Poel won the UCI C2 Zilvermeercross in Mol, Belgium on Sunday. Corne van Kessel finished second with Tom Meeusen in third.
NBX Gran Prix: West and Powers take first wins on Saturday
Ruby West and Jeremy Powers were victorious on day one of the NBX Gran Prix of Cross in Warwick, Rhode Island on Saturday.
Q&A with Sylvan Adams, the billionaire behind Giro d’Italia start in Israel
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GP Hasselt: Van Kessel overcomes crash at start to take win
Corne van Kessel (Telenet Fidea) overcame a first lap crash to win the Soudal Classics GP Hasselt on Saturday.
Cyrille Guimard: When Machiavelli meets Napoleon
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2018 Giro d’Italia details: Israel start, eight summit finishes, and Froome
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Tubs in the Barn: A Cyclocross Romance
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Kristoff: ‘I didn’t have so many offers’ but UAE took me with open arms
After negotiating a lean team market, Alexander Kristoff lands at UAE Team Emirates, plans to rebound in 2018 spring classics.
Poised for a big breakthrough: Mullen’s quest for time trial gold
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In the Cross Hairs
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Q&A: Jeremy Powers coping with heart issues that sidetracked CX season
Former U.S. 'cross champ Jeremy Powers opens up about the ongoing heart issues that have dogged him all season in 2017.
Van der Poel and Cant win Bogense CX World Cup
European cyclocross champs Sanne Cant and Mathieu van der Poel win fourth round of the UCI CX World Cup in Bogense, Denmark.
Werner and Ferrier Bruneau solo to SuperCross Cup wins on day 1
Kerry Werner and Christel Ferrier Bruneau emerged victorious on a cold, slippery day Saturday at SuperCross Cup.
The beautiful duel: Van Aert and van der Poel light up World Cup ‘cross
Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert have been fierce foes for much of their young lives. Their rivalry rages on — but for how long?
Gilbert still dreaming of elusive monument slam
Philippe Gilbert needs victories in Milano-Sanremo and Paris-Roubaix to win all five of cycling's monuments.
Commentary: What if Sagan hadn’t flatted (twice) in Roubaix?
Let’s indulge in a little revisionist history to construct the Paris-Roubaix that fans were dreaming of in 2017.
Tour of Margaret River 2017: Where the professionals and amateurs share the road
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King of the watts Sagan passes winter between court and California
The Slovakian will swing by the CAS to discuss his Tour de France expulsion and California for a charity ride ahead of 2018.
Ewan looking for hot start Down Under
The 23-year-old will kick off his 2018 season at the Australian nationals and a pair of international races in his home country.
Mani and Kaiser score first victories of the year at Cyntergy Hurtland
Frenchwoman Caroline Mani and American Cody Kaiser were victorious at the UCI C2 Cyntergy Hurtland in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Sunday.
Northampton: A weekend White-out, Emma and Curtis win again
Emma and Curtis White (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld.com) were again victorious on day two of the Northampton International on Sunday.
Gavere: van Loy proves strongest in the mud
Ellen van Loy (Telenet Fidea) won the fifth round of the Superprestige series in Gavere, Belgium on Sunday.
Northampton: White siblings, Emma and Curtis, are triumphant on day one
Siblings Curtis White and Emma White (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld.com) came away victorious on day one of the UCI C2 Northampton International.
Jaarmarktcross: Aerts, Brammeier are victorious
Toon Aerts and Nikki Brammeier were victorious at the Jaarmarktcross in Niel, Belgium on Sunday.
‘Ask a Pro’ book
No matter how you know Phil Gaimon, you have to admit: The guy has a sharp wit and he’s not afraid to use it.
Trek Emonda SLR 9 Disc
If you’re after a climbing-specific tool, it’s hard to find one that’s better than the Emonda SLR 8 Disc.
A generation of dominance: how the Dutch women got to be so strong
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The Secret Pro: Sketchy thyroids, confused commissaires, and more
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Technical FAQ: The intricacies Di2 Synchro-Shift
How do you tune the new Shimano Di2's Synchro-Shift settings? And if you don't want it, how do you keep it in manual mode?
The Power of The Koppenberg: Watt It Takes to Race Belgian CX
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Cervelo R5 Disc
Cervelo has one of the best-handling bikes on the market with surprising stiffness and pedaling response plus powerful disc brakes.
Van der Poel wins first elite European ‘cross title
Mathieu van der Poel (Netherlands) won the elite men's European Championship for the first time on Sunday in Tabor, Czech Republic.
Euro CX Champs: Cant sprints to victory over Brand
Sanne Cant won the 2017 elite women's European Championship over Lucinda Brand. This is her third European title after victories in 2014 and 2015.
U.S. champs Compton and Hyde win US Cup-CX/Derby City
On a new, hilly venue in Louisville, Kentucky, Katie Compton and Stephen Hyde, take convincing wins in final round of US Cup-CX.
Lost Boys: Poland’s forgotten track talents and their tragic end
Imagine a generation of riders gone before their prime, just wiped out in an instant — a fiery, tragic instant. That’s what happened to a generation of Polish riders almost 40 years ago, and their story has been all but forgotten. Until now.
Commentary: When to trust cycling
Fred Dreier muses on how quickly we can lose trust in the safety of cycling, but how its intrinsic value is worth the risk.
VeloNews Show: Quintana and Landa get passive-aggressive
The 2018 season hasn't even started and there are already questions about who's the man of the house at Movistar.
Canyon Ultimate WMN CF SLX Disc 9.0 long-term review: Light, capable, trusty
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