Anna van der Breggen powers to a solo victory at women’s Amstel Gold Race return
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Gilbert claims fourth Amstel Gold victory
Belgian Philippe Gilbert outsprinted 2015 winner Michal Kwiatkowski of Poland to capture his fourth Amstel Gold win in a tactical finale.
Preview: What you need to know about the 2017 Amstel Gold Race
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Getting Ready For The Ardennes!
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Flèche hopeful Woods a quick study with good teachers
Michael Woods relies on experienced Cannondale-Drapac teammates to guide him in his second run at Flèche Wallonne.
Preview: A more tactical Amstel Gold
Can a new, Cauberg-free finale spice up the oft-predictable Amstel Gold on Sunday? The list of favorites just got a lot longer.
Cavendish Hit With Health Issues, Tour de France Uncertain
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Esteban Chaves staying upbeat about debut Tour despite racing calendar disruptions
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WWT leader Rivera no longer the underdog
Coryn Rivera takes over the WWT lead after historic Flanders win, and she might have a chance to shine at Amstel Gold Race as well.
Ardennes power rankings: Who will conquer the hills?
The Ardennes classics will highlight the peloton's toughest climbers. Here are 10 top riders to watch.
Your new favorite race: Amstel Gold
Amstel Gold Race still has its great title sponsor (a brewery!), but the route is way different this year. Ardennes week is upon us.
Sonny Colbrelli wins Brabantse Pijl
Italian Sonny Colbrelli wins the hilly midweek Brabantse Pijl race, out-sprinting defending champion Petr Vakoc.
Howes carries polka-dot jersey momentum into Amstel Gold Race
Alex Howes didn't expect to win the KOM jersey at Pais Vasco, but it is a good sign ahead of his favorite Ardennes race, Amstel Gold.
By the numbers: Why Paris-Roubaix is such a punishing race
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Brits try to forget sexism and bullying scandal at track worlds
British Cycling is still reeling from an off-the-track scandal that involved allegations of sexism and bullying.
Photo gallery: The dust and the drama of the 2017 Paris-Roubaix
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An interview with Diego Rosa: Team Sky’s next GC leader?
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PARIS–ROUBAIX: THE FASTEST EVER
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Commentary: How Van Avermaet can become a superstar
Why is the cycling world so lukewarm about Greg Van Avermaet? What can he do to boost his popularity and become more like Tom Boonen?
Roubaix Roundtable: Rating GVA’s win; questioning Quick-Step tactics
How do we feel about Greg Van Avermaet's Paris-Roubaix win, and was Quick-Step's Boonen-centric tactic the right move?
Milan-San Remo
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Kuurne–Brussels–Kuurne
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Boonen Has No Regrets
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Van Avermaet takes Paris-Roubaix from five-rider group in velodrome
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Van Avermaet wins Paris-Roubaix
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Langeveld saves Roubaix for Cannondale
Against the odds, Sebastian Langeveld gave his team its first Roubaix podium since Johan Van Summeren won here in 2011.
Retiring Boonen enjoys final rollercoaster
Tom Boonen said he had no regrets after the final race of his career ended in a disappointing finish at the prestigious Paris-Roubaix.
Paris-Roubaix: Van Avermaet sprints to victory in velodrome finish
Greg van Avermaet overcame a mid-race crash to claim his first 'Monument' race in a dramatic sprint victory at Paris-Roubaix on Sunday.
Pro consensus: ‘A tailwind makes Roubaix harder’
VeloNews chatted to a few top pros during team presentations to get their take on what we can expect in the 'Hell of the North' on Sunday. VeloNews chatted to a few top pros during team presentations to get their take on what we can expect in the 'Hell of the North' on Sunday.
Boonen: I’m Not Expecting Any Presents
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No sophomore slump for Woods, on the attack in Pais Vasco
Michael Woods finds fine form at Vuelta al Pais Vasco ahead of the hilly Ardennes classics and an expected Giro d'Italia start.
‘One of the classiest of the big champions’: Rivals, teammates celebrate Boonen’s career
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After taking himself out of two classics in a row, Sagan’s spring campaign hinges on Paris-Roubaix
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Seven outsiders with a shot at a Roubaix miracle
Here are seven Roubaix underdogs that might upset the five-star favorites on the cobblestones this Sunday.
Pais Vasco, stage 5: Valverde wins mountaintop sprint
Drawing on years of experience, Alejandro Valverde leads out sprint early and wins Pais Vasco's summit finish in Eibar, taking the GC lead.
Garbage takes: Belgium’s Bartman; Quick-Step mechanics; Hayman is ‘Belgian guy’
The owner of the "black jacket" probably needs to leave Belgium ASAP. Plus, how to speak Australian!
With an eye on the all-time record, Boonen calm heading into final Roubaix
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Four things that need to go right for Boonen to make Roubaix history
Four-time winner Tom Boonen will be a marked rider at Paris-Roubaix. Here are four keys to his bid for a record fifth Roubaix title.
The Man Behind Sagan’s Machine
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Your new favorite race: Paris-Roubaix
Here's your guide to Paris-Roubaix, whether you're a rank beginner or a cobblestone aficionado.
Sagan needs Roubaix win to continue path to classics greatness
Peter Sagan is largely empty-handed in this spring's classics season. He has one last chance to earn a victory in Paris-Roubaix.
Your guide to Paris-Roubaix’s cobblestones
The 2017 Paris-Roubaix route features 29 cobblestone sectors that span 55 kilometers. Here's your detailed guide to the Hell of the North.
Paris-Roubaix power rankings: 10 picks for the pavé
These 10 top riders will battle across the cobblestone roads of northern France, hoping to win Paris-Roubaix, the Queen of the Classics.
2017 World Tour Bikes: Sagan, Van Poppel, Pedersen & Battaglin
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Preview: What you should know before watching the 2017 Paris-Roubaix
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How I won Paris-Roubaix (from the breakaway)
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The Ardennes, Gila, Yorkshire and more: April is jam-packed with women’s cycling events
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Steve Tilford, master of cycling disciplines, dies at 57 after highway accident
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Studying Roubaix 1996: Mapei’s dominant podium sweep
Mapei swept the 1996 Paris-Roubaix podium in unbelievable fashion, but the race's outcome wasn't decided on the road.
Tom Boonen’s five finest Paris-Roubaix moments
With four Paris-Roubaix wins, Tom Boonen hopes for one more before he retires. Here are his five best moments from "The Hell of the North."
Pais Vasco: De la Cruz wins stage 3, claims overall lead
Quick-Step gets a double-delight Wednesday as David de la Cruz wins Pais Vasco stage 3 after Marcel Kittel's Scheldeprijs victory.
Marcel Kittel wins fifth Scheldeprijs classic
Marcel Kittel wins a record fourth Scheldeprijs classic Wednesday in Schoten, Belgium, out-sprinting Elia Viviani after 202km of racing.
Studying Roubaix 1988: Demol’s all-day breakaway wins
Can an all-day breakaway survive at Paris-Roubaix? It did in 1988, when Dirk Demol won his first race as a professional.
Cavendish, Vanmarcke out of Roubaix with injuries
Cavendish has won Scheldeprijs three times, while he was due to start just his third edition of Paris-Roubaix on Sunday.
The story behind the story: Inside Tom Boonen’s first Paris-Roubaix victory
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Studying Roubaix 2001: When numbers counted
On one of Roubaix's muddiest days, the numbers game pays off and an unheralded domestique wins the day.
Pais Vasco: Albasini wins tricky stage 2 sprint
Orica-Scott's Michael Albasini wins a tricky sprint finish in Vuelta al Pais Vasco stage 2.
Technical FAQ: Disc brake wear, fork twist, and more
This week, Lennard Zinn tries to solve a reader's disc brake issue, addresses fork twist, and answers some follow-ups to a past column.
Roubaix roulette: Luck is key to ‘Hell of the North’
At Paris-Roubaix, "the Hell of the North," skill and science are no match for luck.
Powless wraps Belgian Triptyque with TT win, GC podium
Axeon Hagens Berman team notches strong results at Belgian stage race with young American Nielson Powless.
Beaudin Communique, 2017 Ronde van Vlaanderen: Racing in frames
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Pais Vasco, stage 1: Matthews sprints to first win of season
Michael Matthews wins stage 1 of Vuelta al Pais Vasco, his first victory of the season, as Australians sweep the podium.
Flanders roundtable: Was crash Sagan’s fault? Is Gilbert the best?
Our editors on the ground in Flanders sound off on the Sagan crash, Gilbert's legacy, and Coryn Rivera's monumental win.
Joe Martin Stage Race: Carpenter, Winder win PRT opener
Robin Carpenter and Ruth Winder won the first event of the USA Cycling Pro Road Tour, the Joe Martin Stage Race, over the weekend.
Could Gilbert win all five cycling monuments?
After Philippe Gilbert won Sunday's Tour of Flanders, people are wondering if he could sweep all five monuments.
The unusual case for a Roubaix vacation
Caley Fretz went through several emotions while riding the Paris-Roubaix sportive two years ago.
A dream day for Belgium: Gilbert solos to victory at dramatic Tour of Flanders
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With Flanders win in the bag, Gilbert confirms audacious future goal
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Coryn Rivera first American to win Flanders
Pint-sized sprinter Coryn Rivera (Team Sunweb) became the first cyclist to claim a Flanders win for any American, man or woman, on Sunday.
Sagan Kwaremont crash raises questions
Questions surround what caused world champ Peter Sagan to crash on the Oude Kwaremont while he fought to defend his Flanders title Sunday.
Coryn Rivera becomes first American to win Tour of Flanders in nail biter finale
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Gilbert solos to thrilling Tour of Flanders win
Belgian champion Philippe Gilbert won the prestigious Tour of Flanders for the first time on Sunday with a remarkable solo breakaway.
American Coryn Rivera sprints to Women’s Tour of Flanders victory
A week after finishing third at Gent-Wevelgem, American Coryn Rivera sprinted to victory at the women’s Tour of Flanders on Sunday.
Sagan: The Tour of Flanders will be a Kinder Surprise
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Wiggle-High5 relaxed and ready for Flanders
Wiggle-High5 has two aces in former Flanders winner Longo Borghini and Belgian D'hoore, plus Audrey Cordon-Ragot could be a wildcard.
Tom Boonen interview: Ambition still burning as an iconic career nears its end
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The lesser known pro bikes in the peloton – CKT, Zannata, Gavia, Isaac and more…
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The battle in Belgium: The women’s peloton readies for Flanders
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Boonen on final Flanders: ‘I want to make it count’
Belgian star Tom Boonen, winner of three Tours of Flanders, will race the monument one final time Sunday before he retires after Roubaix.
Preview: What you need to know about the 2017 Tour of Flanders
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