Power rankings: 10 top riders for Tour of Flanders
Belgium's biggest bike race is Sunday, Tour of Flanders. Here are the 10 top riders you should keep an eye on in De Ronde.
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Gilbert on his resurgence with QuickStep: ‘I feel good in my skin’
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Clash of the Classic’s Titans: Flanders Preview
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De Panne: Gilbert wins overall; Kittel and Durbridge victorious on final day
With a strong performance in the final TT, Gilbert wins De Panne overall. Kittel wins stage 3a, and Durbridge wins stage 3b.
Tour of Flanders: The other favorites
Behind the top few riders in Sunday's race are several others who could climb the cobbled roads to victory.
Your new favorite race: Tour of Flanders, a.k.a. ‘De Ronde’
Tour of Flanders is Belgium's Super Bowl. For most fans, it isn't "new," but this storied race deserves a close analysis ahead of Sunday.
Blaak gunning for Flanders despite Boels’s sluggish spring
Chantal Blaak is prepared to ride as the Boels-Dolmans leader in Tour of Flanders, hoping to get the team back to its winning ways.
Four things you can do to generate more women’s cycling coverage
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De Panne: Kristoff wins stage 2 sprint, Gilbert pads lead
Alexander Kristoff breaks his year-long drought in the northern classics, winning stage 2 of Driedaagse De Panne ahead of Edward Theuns.
Joe Martin Stage Race ready for 40th edition, eyes expansion
Top U.S. domestic teams are ready to kick off their 2017 seasons at the Joe Martin Stage Race in Arkansas.
Van Avermaet on a Flanders victory: ‘I feel like it’s my turn’
The Belgian enters the Tour of Flanders as the rider to beat after years of coming up short in the cobbled monument.
Studying Flanders 1992: Breakaway stuns the favorites
Take a look back at the 1992 edition of the Tour of Flanders, which featured a 212km breakaway.
WHO IS SCOTT THWAITES?
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Ghosts of the Peloton: Henri Van Lerberghe, the Death Rider of Lichtervelde
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De Panne: Gilbert attacks on the Muur to win stage 1
Beligan champion Philippe Gilbert wins stage 1 of Driedaagse De Panne-Koksijde after attacking on the Muur.
Studying Flanders 2005: Tommeke’s first step toward legend
Tom Boonen won his first Tour of Flanders in 2005, arguably one of the biggest seasons of his storied career.
Photo gallery: The beauty and the pain of E3 Harelbeke and Gent-Wevelgem
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Breaking down the Gent-Wevelgem breakdown
After Gent-Wevelgem, accusations fly between Sagan and the Quick-Step camp as negative racing leaves both without the win.
Women’s Gent-Wevelgem video highlights and analysis
The best sprinters in the women's peloton have their chance at Gent-Wevelgem, and Lotta Lepisto wins her first career WorldTour race.
Gent-Wevelgem roundtable: Sagan/Quick-Step stare-down and dirt drama
We unpack all the action from a tactical thriller at Gent-Wevelgem. Why does Sagan hate Quick-Step? Is dirt good for the Belgian classic?
U.S. rider Garrison scores Gent-Wevelgem podium in U23 debut
The 19-year-old finishes second in the under-23 version of Gent-Wevelgem, the Nations Cup.
Humble but confident Van Avermaet warns he’s got more for Flanders
The Belgian has won Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, E3 Harelbeke, and Gent-Wevelgem ahead of next Sunday's Tour of Flanders.
Should Gent-Wevelgem keep dirt roads in its route?
Reactions from riders and sport directors were mixed regarding the inclusion of dirt sections in Sunday's race.
Van Avermaet Takes Gent-Wevelgem
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Van Avermaet wins a thrilling, tactical Gent-Wevelgem
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It’s not, ‘How can I win a race?’ It’s, ‘How can I beat Peter Sagan?’
Peter Sagan's Bora-Hansgrohe team says that rivals ride more against its ace than they for victory itself.
Lotta Lepistö takes her first Women’s WorldTour win in photo finish at Gent-Wevelgem
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Van Avermaet wins Gent-Wevelgem
Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet outsprinted fellow escapee Jens Keukeleire to claim Gent-Wevelgem in Belgium on Sunday.
Lepistö sprints to women’s Gent-Wevelgem win
Lotta Lepistö backed up her recent Dwars Door Vlaanderen win with an impressive bunch sprint victory at the women’s Gent-Wevelgem on Sunday.
Valverde nears Catalunya win on disastrous day for Froome
Daryl Impey (Orica-Scott) claimed stage 6 of the Volta a Catalonia on Saturday as Alejandro Valverde extended his overall lead.
Van Avermaet Wins E3
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Preview: Sprint or attack? No guarantees at Gent-Wevelgem
Gent-Wevelgem offers up a unique tug-of-war between sprint stars and breakaway artists in one of Belgium's biggest WorldTour races.
Van Avermaet sprints Gilbert to win Flanders warm-up in Harelbeke
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Van Avermaet’s E3 win boosts BMC’s morale
After a forgettable day at Milano-Sanremo, Greg Van Avermaet's E3 Harelbeke win gives him and his BMC team renewed confidence.
E3 Harelbeke: Van Avermaet wins from long-range breakaway
Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet sprinted to his first E3 Harelbeke classic victory Friday in Belgium out of a three-man breakaway.
Garbage takes: Movistar’s grudge; Quick-Step is back; Sky Douchebags
The whole Movistar TTT fiasco was just a big misunderstanding. Guys: Quick-Step is back! And Kiel Reijnen is "Belgian guy" of the week.
WWT Preview: Cobble-bashing at Gent-Wevelgem
The fourth race in the Women’s WorldTour series this year could present a different winner than the first three.
Your new favorite race: Gent-Wevelgem
Gent-Wevelgem has potential to favor the sprinters, but could a breakaway succeed, as it did in 2016 when Peter Sagan won?
Why Kwiatkowski is not defending his E3 Harelbeke title
Former world champ Michal Kwiatkowski opts out of defending E3 Harelbeke title in favor of a race schedule focused on winning Liège.
Catalunya, stage 4: Bouhanni wins; van Garderen defends lead
Nacer Bouhanni sprints to his first stage win of Volta a Catalunya, while American Tejay van Garderen keeps overall lead.
E3 Harelbeke preview: Big guns ready to fire in ‘mini Flanders’
With Gent-Wevelgem on Sunday and the Ronde on March 2, E3 Harelbeke is the official start of Flanders Week. Buckle up!
Your New Favorite Race: E3 Harelbeke
E3 Harelbeke is the cobbled gateway to Belgium's biggest classics races. It features ample cobblestone climbs, and thrilling race action.
In the Field: A meeting in Moab
“Ok, who’s got a headlamp?” The sudden lack of light turned the room silent save for the howling wind outside -- the cause of our newfound darkness. The garage we were huddled in was the final stop after a four-hour drive from Salt Lake City International Airport, the nine of us having come together from as far away as Sydney, Stockholm, Dubai, Tokyo, New York, California and … Seattle.
Strength in numbers: Quick-Step goes 1-2 from breakaway at Dwars Door Vlaanderen
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USA Cycling: ‘We want to be the number one women’s cycling nation in the world’
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Catalunya stage 3: Valverde gets revenge; van Garderen gets lead
Alejandro Valverde out-sprints Dan Martin atop La Molina climb, and American Tejay van Garderen takes overall lead in Catalunya.
Dwars door Vlaanderen: Quick-Step goes one-two
With canny team tactics, Yves Lampaert wins Dwars door Vlaanderen, and his Quick-Step teammate Philippe Gilbert finishes second.
Lepisto wins women’s Dwars door Vlaanderen
Cervelo-Bigla's Lotta Lepisto notched her first win of 2017 in Waregem, Belgium at Dwars door Vlaanderen Wednesday.
In the twilight of his career, Contador proves that panache never goes out of style
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By the numbers: What it takes to win Milan-San Remo
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COBBLED CLASSICS: NEW RIVALS FOR SAGAN
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Women’s weekend recap: Trofeo Alfredo Binda
Kristen Legan analyzes the key tactics from the Trofeo Alfredo Binda Women's WorldTour race, won by Coryn Rivera.
After 2016, Sagan has even loftier goals
After 2016 when he won at will, Peter Sagan has even loftier goals this season, like Paris-Roubaix and a record-tying sixth green jersey.
Photo gallery: The colour and excitement of the 2017 Milan-San Remo
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Collegiate Racing: Motivation and Community
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An interview with Marcel Kittel: Getting back to his best, Cavendish rivalry, and the Tour de France
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Catalunya: Cimolai pips Bouhanni in stage 1 sprint
Italian Davide Cimolai wins stage 1 of the Volta a Catalunya Monday in Spain, narrowly out-sprinting Nacer Bouhanni.
Sanremo Roundtable: Did Sagan sprint too soon?
Did Sagan sprint to early? Is Milano-Sanremo too boring? What races will Kwiatkowski win next? We answer all the pressing questions.
No regrets for Bora after Sagan’s silver in Sanremo
Peter Sagan's team director admits Bora-Hansgrohe had no other cards to play at Milano-Sanremo, faced with Quick-Step and Team Sky.
‘Giant killer’ Kwiatkowski returns to form at MSR
Michal Kwiatkowski delivered a thrilling victory in Saturday's Milano-Sanremo, taking down the mighty Peter Sagan.
Nacer Bouhanni: Fighting for respect in the pro peloton
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What we’re talking about after the 2017 Milan-San Remo
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Coryn Rivera wins Trofeo Alfredo Binda in historic bunch sprint finish
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Vintage Sagan Comes Up Just Short In San Remo
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Coryn Rivera sprints to victory in Trofeo Alfredo Binda
American Coryn Rivera sprints to her first career Women's WorldTour win at Trofeo Alfredo Binda Sunday in Cittiglio, Italy.
Kwiatkowski: ‘When you have a few cards to play, you can go for the win’
In Italy's famous casino city, Michal Kwiatkowski (Sky) played the better numbers and refused to gamble in Milano-Sanremo.
Sagan the strongest, but Kwiatkowski wins Milan-San Remo
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Kwiatkowski stuns Sagan to win Milan-Sanremo
Reigning world champion Peter Sagan was denied victory at the 108th edition of Milan-Sanremo by Poland’s Michal Kwiatkowski on Saturday.
Preview: What you need to know about the 2017 Milan-San Remo
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MILAN–SAN REMO: WHO CAN BEAT PETER SAGAN?
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New year, new team for Rally Cycling’s Matteo Dal-Cin
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‘It’s the process that makes you a champion’: A Q&A with two-time world time trial champion Amber Neben
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Candid Kittel: German sprinter opens up about Milan-San Remo non-selection, Cavendish
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Commentary: Etiquette lessons with pushy Boeckmans
Etiquette in cycling races is mysterious and confusing. What can we learn from the latest incident between Kris Boeckmans and Justin Jules?
Boonen at MSR: ‘Sagan doesn’t have the strongest team’
The Belgian speaks ahead of Saturday's race and says Peter Sagan's squad isn't as strong as the powerful Quick-Step Floors lineup.
Four big names still hunting for first Sanremo win
What do Peter Sagan, Greg Van Avermaet, Philippe Gilbert, and Tom Boonen have in common? Great riders, but none have won Milano-Sanremo.
Entering its 27th year, the Sea Otter Classic means many things to many cyclists
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Your New Favorite Race: Milano-Sanremo
There's a lot to love about the season's longest race, Milano-Sanremo, but this monument is a little sleepy until the Poggio grande finale.
Studying Sanremo 1992: Sean Kelly’s downhill attack
Sean Kelly's 1992 Milano-Sanremo win was one of the most memorable in race history, a daring downhill attack off the Poggio.