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Commentary: Fake bike races don’t belong in professional cycling
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Koppenbergcross: Van der Poel, Wyman take home famed stone
Mathieu van der Poel and Helen Wyman were victorious at the DVV Verzekeringen Trofee Koppenbergcross in Oudenaarde, Belgium.
UAE-Emirates shrinks squad to 25 riders
Cycling's downward trend continued with UAE-Emirates, which will bring 25 riders into 2018 rather than the 29 it had this year.
The Belgian Cyclocross Binge
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Shane Archbold’s agonising year: ‘I definitely could have stopped at any time’
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‘End to an era’ as Contador ends career in Shanghai
Chris Froome said he will miss racing against Alberto Contador after the pair competed in a Tour de France criterium in China.
HPCX: Smith conquers, Runnels repeats on day two
Scott Smith (JAM/NCC) and Samantha Runnels (Squid Bikes) won day two of the UCI C2 HPCX in muddy conditions.
Bjorn Selander’s long comeback to pro racing
One of the most talented racers of his generation, Bjorn Selander saw his career upended by Iliac artery endofibrosis.
Giro Empire E70 Knit shoe
Giro's E70 Knit has a unique look and backs it up with all-around comfort and performance at a fair price.
The Sky trim: Will smaller teams make a difference?
Will smaller teams make for a safer and more dynamic Tour de France? Organizers hope so, but team bosses are skeptical.
The flawed beauty of the Tour of Guangxi: a first-hand account
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Breschel returns to Slipstream to bolster classics lineup
The 33-year-old Dane previously rode for the team in 2016 before a one-year stint with Astana.
New UCI president warns of illegal gambling threat
New UCI president David Lappartient warns that illegal gambling may threaten the integrity of pro cycling.
Will Train for Belgian Cyclocross
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Quick-Step to build sprint train for Gaviria
The 23-year-old Colombian will focus on Milano-Sanremo, the cobbled classics, and the Tour de France in 2018.
Koksijde: Kaptheijns untouchable in the sand
Maud Kaptheijns (Crelan-Charles) powered to the first UCI Cyclocross World Cup victory on Sunday in Koksijde, Belgium.
DCCX: Werner, Kemmerer triumph solo on day one
Kerry Werner and Arley Kemmerer rode to solo victories on day one of the UCI C2 DCCX on Saturday in the nation's capital Washington D.C.
Boom: Superprestige hat-trick for Kaptheijns
Maud Kaptheijns (Crelan-Charles) won the Niels Albert CX on Saturday in Boom, Belgium, the third round in the Telenet Superprestige series.
Fernando Gaviria goes three-from-three at the Tour of Guangxi
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Book excerpt from Phil Gaimon’s ‘Draft animals: Living the pro cycling dream’
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What I’ve Learned: Sean Kelly
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Four breakthrough riders to follow in 2018
We highlight four young riders who had big seasons in 2017 and who we expect to continue their success next year.
Gaviria planning for new wave of success in 2018 classics, Tour
Fernando Gaviria sprinted to victory in stage 1 at the Tour of Guangxi Thursday.
Transfers: Teklehaimanot still looking, Brown re-ups with Slipstream
Several riders have signed new deals for 2018, while others such as Daniel Teklehaimanot are still seeking a WorldTour contract.
Roundtable: Will 2018 route favor Froome? How many can Sagan win?
The Tour de France's 2018 route is unconventional. Here are our takes on the cobblestones, short climbing days, and Froome.
Cobbles, dirt tracks, Alpe d’Huez return: 2018 Tour de France route unveiled
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2018 Tour route: Froome faces steep challenge
ASO unveiled the parcours for the 2018 Tour de France, and it's packed with challenges — and also lacks a long, flat time trial.
Into the Pit: The Belly of the Belgian Cyclocross Beast
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WorldTour winner: Cortina (Bahrain-Merida) takes Red Hook Crit debut in Milan
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Riders give troubled Tour of Turkey thumbs up
Riders at the Tour of Turkey gave the race much praise despite issues throughout the region.
U.S Open of Cyclocross: Millburn and Mcfadden score first wins of season
Garry Millburn and Courtenay McFadden each sprinted to their first victory of the season on Sunday at the U.S. Open of Cyclocross in Boulder, Colorado.
Gloucester: Ortenblad doubles up, Noble powers to victory
Tobin Ortenblad and Ellen Noble captured victories on day two of the Gran Prix of Gloucester in New England on Sunday.
U.S. Open of Cyclocross: Driscoll and Huck victorious on day one
Jamie Driscoll and Erin Huck were victorious on day one of the U.S. Open of Cyclocross in Boulder, Colorado on Saturday.
Nathan Elliott makes history by winning back to back ‘Warnys’
Nathan Elliott made history as the first man to win back-to-back Melbourne to Warrnambools with one of the bravest and most daring rides in the 102-year history of the race.
Roundtable: Our 2018 Tour de France wishlist
The Tour de France's 2018 route will be revealed October 17. Here are some ways they could spice things up.
Preview: Everything you need to know about this weekend’s Red Hook Crit Milan
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Irishman Bennett leads new crop of sprinters
The Bora-Hansgrohe rider won the opening two stages at this week's Tour of Turkey.
Tyler Farrar on his career: ‘I don’t have many regrets’
After retiring from cycling, America's top sprinter plans to work as a firefighter or EMT and promises he'll never ride in the rain again.
Kona Major Jake
Kona’s mountain bike heritage explodes from the Major Jake, especially when you dive into the first sand pit on the cyclocross course.
Nibali seeks rainbow jersey to complete his trophy case
Winner of all three grand tours and the Il Lombardia monument classic, Vincenzo Nibali dreams of a world championships title.
GP Mario de Clercq: van der Haar, Compton solo to victory
Lars van der Haar and Katie Compton were victorious at the GP Mario de Clercq on Sunday in Ronse, Belgium.
US Cup-CX/Charm City Cross: Keough, Ortenblad take Day 1
Kaitlin Keough and Tobin Ortenblad were victorious on day one of the Sho-Air US Cup-CX/Charm City Cross.
Daredevil descender: Nibali drops rivals, solos to victory at Il Lombardia
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Il Lombardia: Nibali solos to victory in Como
Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida) won the final monument of the season, Il Lombardia, on Saturday for the second time in three years.
New horizons: how stepping back may help Wouter Wippert to move forward
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Preview: What you need to know about Il Lombardia, the season’s last Monument
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How the Vuelta a España became cycling’s most dramatic grand tour
With unbelievably challenging climbs and an innovative approach to route design, the Vuelta emerges as a fan favorite grand tour.
Specialized Roubaix vs. Trek Domane: Clash of the endurance bike titans
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Rising star Emma White balances pro racing with college
Emma White has made a huge leap forward in 2017, and she's done so despite juggling pro racing with college.
Sacramento ‘cross GP: Nash wins again; Haidet’s maiden victory
Katerina Nash wins the women's race while up-and-comer Lance Haidet takes his first UCI elite win at West Sacramento Grand Prix.
Slipstream doubles down on sprints with Dan McLay
On the heels of signing Italian sprinter Sacha Modolo, Slipstream Sports has signed British sprinter Dan McLay for 2018.
Autumn in Italy: Hilly one-day races cap off the season
The WorldTour calendar concludes with the hilly Il Lombardia monument race, which caps off a series of one-day Italian races.
Indian Pacific Wheel Race returns in 2018, relay version added
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White, Ortenblad win KMC Cyclocross Festival Day 2
Tobin Ortenblad (Santa Cruz) and Emma White (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) won the second round of the KMC Cyclocross Festival.
West Sacramento Cyclocross: Clark, Nash win day one
Anthony Clark and Katerina Nash won day one of the UCI C2-rated West Sacramento Cyclocross on Saturday.
Keough, Noble could dethrone Compton in 2017
Could this be the year that Katie Compton meets her match?
Ortenblad, Keough win KMC Cross Fest day 1
Tobin Ortenblad and Kaitie Keough win the opening round of the KMC Cross Festival on Friday night at the Thompson Motor Speedway
Slipstream adds sprinter Sacha Modolo for 2018
Slipstream Sports has bolstered its outlook for the sprints in signing Italian Sacha Modolo for 2018.
Controversy in Sabatini sprint; Bergen 2017 faces deficit: Daily News Digest
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Photo Essay: Sagan sprints to rainbow hat-trick
With a miraculous bike throw, Peter Sagan wins historic third consecutive world title in Bergen, Norway.
Giant TCX Advanced Pro 1
Giant's TCX Advanced Pro 1 has nimble handling, rock-solid stiffness, and a price that is fair for a top-of-the-line race rig.
By the numbers: What it took to be competitive in the men’s Worlds road race
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Commentary: Australian women’s performance cause for celebration, not turmoil
Australian women’s cycling is looking back on a turbulent few weeks, between team selection dramas, question marks over development paths and uncertainty about exactly what a sharpened focus on Olympic medal performance will mean for road cycling support. It's the type of turmoil you often see when things are at a low ebb, in need of a drastic shake-up to address a slide in performance. However, that just doesn’t fit with the reality for women’s cycling right now. Quite simply when it comes to Australia’s women’s cycling performance, there is plenty of cause for celebration.
Photo gallery: The women’s rainbow battle in Bergen
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Vindication in Vegas
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Worlds: What you missed in the final 4km
Cycling fans around the world missed the action in the final kilometers of the men's worlds race. Here are two key things that happened.
Worlds roundtable: How did Sagan do it?
Did Peter Sagan's third world title salvage his 2017 season? Let's roundtable!
With worlds triple, Sagan writes himself a page of history
Peter Sagan won an unprecedented third consecutive worlds title on Sunday in Bergen, Norway.
Matthews rues ‘wasted energy’ as Sagan wins
Australia's Michael Matthews was left ruing a tactical blunder as he had to settle for bronze at the world road race championships.
Van der Poel in a league of his own in Waterloo
Mathieu van der Poel rode along wire-to-wire to take the win at the second round of the Telenet UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Waterloo, Wisconsin on Sunday.
Three-Peter! Sagan Does it Again!
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Rainbow record: Sagan wins historic third elite world road race championship
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Three-Peter: Sagan wins world title for third year running
Peter Sagan (Slovakia) won the 2017 world road championship over Alexander Kristoff (Norway) and Michael Matthews (Australia).
Dutch Domination Continues: Blaak Wins Women’s WC RR
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Dutch deliver as Chantal Blaak wins World Championships road race
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Sun expected in Bergen, but riders say weather to make a difference
The 2017 world championship on Sunday once again suits classics riders with a sprint, but the weather may play a factor.
2017 Worlds: Blaak solos to world title, as Dutch team shows dominance
Chantal Blaak (Netherlands) soloed to the elite women's UCI world road championship. Katrin Garfoot (Australia) earned silver and Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark) earned bronze.
2017 Worlds: Johansen solos to junior men’s road race title
Julius Johansen (Denmark) soloed to victory in the junior men's road race at the 2017 UCI World Road Championships on Saturday in Bergen, Norway.