A fan’s guide to the 2017 Tour de France
Everything you need to know about the Tour de France: Important rivalries, stages to watch, and a game of TDF bingo.
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Giro Rosa preview: Can anyone beat Boels-Dolmans?
The battle for the pink jersey may come down to the final stage climb and descent on Mount Vesuvius.
Could Sagan win 11 Tour stages this year?
Could Peter Sagan match Eddy Merckx's record of most stage wins in a single Tour de France? Eleven stages look ripe with opportunity.
Five big stories to watch during the Tour
The 2017 Tour de France has enough plot lines to fill a novel. Here are five big stories we’ll be watching this month.
Quick-Step brings five stage winners to Tour de France
The Belgian squad will launch a multi-pronged attack starting with Saturday's opening stage in Germany.
The 2017 Giro Rosa in numbers, names & colours; this is your guide to women’s biggest cycling tour
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Big names left out of Tour: Coquard, Gerrans, Poels
As teams ramp up for the Tour de France, a few prominent riders, like Simon Gerrans and Bryan Coquard, will be left home in July.
Cavendish to continue pursuit of Merckx record at Tour de France
Dimension Data includes the British sprinter on its Tour de France lineup, which will focus on stage wins.
The rise of Germany’s sprinter generation
In recent years, brawny German sprinters have begun to dominate the Tour’s bunch sprints. It hasn’t always been so easy.
Larry Warbasse claims US national road title
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Warbasse tops breakaway to claim U.S. Pro road race crown
American Larry Warbasse claims national road race championship just days after picking up first pro career win at Tour de Suisse.
Two for two: Amber Neben backs up TT title with a win in national road race
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Démare bests Bouhanni to claim French road title
Arnaud Démare outsprints rival Nacer Bouhanni to claim the French national road race championship in Saint-Omer on Sunday.
Neben sweeps USPRO nationals with women’s road race win
Recently crowned time trial champion Amber Neben wins second 'Stars and Stripes' jersey at USPRO Nationals with road race victory on Sunday.
Jordan Cheyne rider diary: Fighting for GC at Beauce
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UCI announces 2018 rule changes including eight-man teams for Grand Tours, 176 rider peloton limit for all races
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Chris Froome talks route, rivals, and teammates heading into 2017 Tour de France
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Nats Week: these are your 2017 women’s national champions
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Preview: 2017 U.S. pro nationals pits Euro pros against domestic teams
A number of top contenders for the Stars and Stripes jersey head to Knoxville without much team support. Here's a full USPro preview.
UCI cuts grand tour team sizes for 2018
The UCI says it will cut team sizes at the Tour de France and other grand tours in 2018. It says one fewer rider per team will improve safety.
Things I don’t miss about professional cycling…and then again, I do
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Zipp Rolls On: The 454 Evolves and a New 302
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Tour de France 2017 power rankings: #2 – Richie Porte
Australian Richie Porte is rider #2 in our Tour de France power rankings. Will he be able to win the yellow jersey for his BMC Racing team?
Sagan and Majka to share Bora leadership at Tour
World champion and five-time green jersey winner Peter Sagan leads an ambitious Bora-Hansgrohe team at the Tour de France.
What happened to the Kristoff-Katusha relationship?
Things appear to be strained between the Norwegian sprinter and his Swiss-registered squad.
Polka-Dot Dilemma
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Coryn Rivera is just getting started
After 71 national titles, Coryn Rivera brings the U.S. its first Flanders victory. It's just the beginning for the 24-year-old Californian.
CRAIG SCHOMMER: THE WARRIOR
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Sagan tops sprinters heading to Tour de France
Peter Sagan looks to be the top sprinter heading into the Tour de France. The world champion may earn his 100th victory in July.
The big win, that crash and her Seinfeld life: catching up with Orica-Scott’s Sarah Roy
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Six-Day Racing in America
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OPENING THE BAMBOO CURTAIN
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Suisse, stage 8: Super Sagan takes 15th career win
With his second stage win of the week, Peter Sagan increases his tally of Tour de Suisse stage wins to a remarkable 15 in Schaffhausen.
Live stream: North Star Grand Prix and ‘the hardest criterium in America’
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Diverge, Crux, Allez: This One Time at Specialized Bike Camp….
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Chaves rides into Tour debut free of expectations
No one knows what to expect from Esteban Chaves in Tour de France debut. The Colombian has proven strong in other grand tours.
How Andy Hampsten Became a Great Climber
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Odd man out? Elia Viviani is a world-class sprinter on a Team Sky built for Grand Tour contenders
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2018 Specialized Diverge, CruX, and Allez revealed
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Varnish mulls legal action against British Cycling
The track cyclist said she is "insulted" at the content of a report that details sexist remarks and bullying within British Cycling.
Cavendish returns with Tour start hanging in balance
The British sprinter was sidelined for months with a bout of mononucleosis, but he returned to action Thursday in Slovenia.
Just how good are female pro road cyclists?
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Circuits, concerts, and climbs: Colorado Classic announces route details
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Commentary: Is the Froome/Porte bromance over?
Can we bury the Froome/Porte bromance? Who knows. We do know that these two are worthy adversaries.
Remembering Super Prestige Pernod, the season-long battle for title of best rider in the world
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Tom Boonen’s fairytale
We follow Tom Boonen for the week of his final run at Paris-Roubaix. Belgium's biggest cycling superstar finally hangs up his cleats.
Good racing and a healthy headspace: Lizzie Williams happier away from WorldTour pressure
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Dauphiné roundtable: Froome’s head games, Porte’s blunder
As it does every year, the Dauphine has delivered plenty of talking points to the cycling world as we head toward the Tour de France.
Suisse, stage 3: Matthews wins, takes overall lead
Australian Michael Matthews won a gritty sprint finish in stage 3 at Tour de Suisse Monday in Bern.
Niewiadoma wins OVO Women’s Tour, takes WWT lead
Katarzyna Niewiadoma buttons up victory in the OVO Energy Women's Tour overall Sunday in London.
A bottle of champagne for grandma: Hannah Barnes’ Women’s Tour report – final stage
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Brain Power
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Tour de Suisse: Gilbert wins bunch sprint, Küng takes lead
Belgian Philippe Gilbert (Quick-Step Floors) claimed a bunch sprint victory at Tour de Suisse on Sunday, as native Stefan Küng dons yellow.
Madison back, BMX freestyle added to Olympic program
The Madison is back, and BMX freestyle is in. The UCI confirmed that cycling will see two additional medal events for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
GC shake-up in penultimate stage: Hannah Barnes’ Women’s Tour report – stage 4
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Dennis opens Tour de Suisse with prologue win
Australian Rohan Dennis won the Tour of Switzerland prologue on Saturday, a 6km race around the central town of Cham.
Crashes, chaos and disappointment: Hannah Barnes’ Women’s Tour report – stage 3
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Powless wins U23 Giro d’Italia stage 1, takes pink jersey
American Neilson Powless serves up a surprise victory in stage 1 of the under-23 Giro d'Italia Friday in Imola, Italy.
Hosking sprints to stage 3 win at OVO Women’s Tour
Chloe Hosking won stage 3 of the OVO Energy Women's Tour, edging out Alice Barnes in the sprint.
Dauphiné: Fuglsang wins stage 6; Porte takes lead
Jakob Fuglsang out-sprinted Chris Froome and Richie Porte to win stage 6 of the Critérium du Dauphiné Friday.
The Secret Pro: Dumoulin’s Giro, the Hammer Series, concussion and more
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So close: Hannah Barnes’ Women’s Tour report – stage 2
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UCI driver classes aim to improve race convoy safety
With an eye to safety, the UCI rolls out more comprehensive training for race staffers who drive vehicles in the caravan.
U.S. Cycling’s TV Debut
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Amy Pieters perfect in OVO Tour stage 2
Amy Pieters took revenge with a sprint win in stage 2 of the OVO Energy Women's Tour in Stoke-on-Trent, England.
Dauphiné, stage 5: Bauhaus, 22, beats Démare
German youngster Phil Bauhaus stuns French duo Arnaud Démare and Bryan Coquard, winning Critérium du Dauphiné stage 5.
Dygert Owen’s fierce drive and pure talent a golden combination
Chloé Dygert Owen says she's planning to race for gold at the next six Olympic games in all disciplines — track, time trial, and road.
Roadtripping Canberra
A crack front bench of ministers had been appointed, a weekend away planned. From the humble residence of Soup Boys HQ in Melbourne’s inner north west we would journey to our fine nation’s capital. We weren’t sure if we would unlock secrets to winning the federal election, but we were sure that in one way or another, we would be rewriting the book on cycling road trips.
Doing it for grandma: OVO Women’s Tour Stage 1 report with British champion Hannah Barnes
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Samuel Beckett
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Shimano Ultegra R8000 mechanical and Di2 groupsets — Everything to know
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Niewiadoma solos to OVO Energy Women’s Tour stage 1 win
The WM3 team came flying into the OVO Women's Tour stage 1, with Katarzyna Niewiadoma winning solo. Marianne Vos was second.
Becoming the Queen of Kanza: Alison Tetrick’s Dirty Kanza 200 diary
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VN Show: Hammer time!
What do we make of this Hammer Series? Was it a hit or a dud? Could we follow the somewhat complicated scoring system?
Dutch youngster Bouwman claims Dauphiné stage 3
Young Dutchman Koen Bouwman emerges from a six-man breakaway to win Tuesday's 184km third stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné.
What we learned from the Hammer Series debut
Caley Fretz dissects the three days of racing that comprised the Hammer Series. How should this new racing format evolve?
At Dauphiné, Bouhanni in a race to win Tour stages
The Frenchman has never won a Tour de France stage, a benchmark for any French sprinter in the peloton.
Just how good are male pro road cyclists?
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Dauphiné stage 2: Démare sprints to victory
Arnaud Démare wins stage 2 at Critérium du Dauphiné in a bunch sprint. Thomas de Gendt keeps his overall lead.
Nearly one year after Rio crash, Annemiek van Vleuten sets her sight on the Maglia Rosa
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