McCabe strikes again thanks to Henderson’s expertise
American Travis McCabe out-sprints bunch in Langkawi to claim second win in February, crediting teammate Greg Henderson.
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Cavendish takes ‘team boost’ with A-list Abu Dhabi win
Cavendish says he's confident with his early season form, and a stage 1 sprint victory in star-studded Abu Dhabi Tour backs that up.
Doull says disc rotor sliced shoe in Abu Dhabi crash
Sky's Owain Doull is caught in a finish crash at Abu Dhabi Tour, and he says Marcel Kittel's disc brake rotor cut his shoe apart.
Cavendish nabs stage 1 win in Abu Dhabi
The British sprinter avoids several crashes, including one in the final kilometer of racing.
Paris-Roubaix Teams And Course Announced
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Boonen may want to break Omloop duck, but should he?
Despite starting the semi-classic Omloop race 14 times, Tom Boonen has never won it. And this may be the wrong year for him to try.
Abu Dhabi welcomes a rare clash of sprint stars
Abu Dhabi Tour rivals even the Tour de France with its stacked start list of sprint stars. The race is now a WorldTour event.
Your New Favorite Race: Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
The spring classics kick off with Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. Here's everything you need to know about this cobblestone appetizer.
Cobbles, wind and rain: the women’s European season is here!
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What’s behind the French cycling rennaissance?
The French are back. And they’re hungry to reclaim their rightful place in cycling's upper echelon.
THE WEEK AHEAD: FRANCE, MALAYSIA & ABU DHABI
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10 young female pros that will make their mark in 2017
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‘My best quality is I never give up;’ Injured Italian champ Nizzolo keeps eyes on big picture
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The 100th win: Valverde’s undeniable joy for racing
Alejandro Valverde won his 100th career pro race, one of the few riders to do so, with a combination of tactical acumen and otherworldly talent.
Paris-Roubaix announces 2017 teams
Paris-Roubaix organizer ASO announces seven wildcard teams for 2017 race, including four French squads, two from Belgium, and one Dutch.
Eritrea’s Merhawi Kudus rises toward the top
The Dimension Data rider earned the best young rider's jersey at the Tour of Oman over the weekend.
Sunday Race Briefing: Hermans, Valverde, Roglič and Vichot
The big winners Sunday in the four stage races being contested this past week were Ben Hermans in the Middle East, Alejandro Valverde in Spain, Primož Roglič in Portugal and Arthur Vichot in France.
The SHEcret Pro: On Australia’s Summer of Cycling
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Ruta del Sol: Tim Wellens best from break; Valverde wins fifth title
Tim Wellens won the final stage of Ruta del Sol as Alejandro Valverde held on to his narrow lead over Alberto Contador to win the overall.
Omloop looming, Boonen waves good-bye to Middle East
Tom Boonen leaves Tour of Oman winless but feels his preparation is on track for the looming spring classics.
Oman: Kristoff claims stage 6, Hermans hails ‘beautiful’ win
Alexander Kristoff nets his third sprint win at Tour of Oman in stage 6 as Hermans is crowned overall winner in Muscat.
RACES ON THE CÔTE D’AZUR: A RICH HISTORY
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Volta ao Algarve: Greipel wins stage 4 sprint
André Greipel claims his second victory of 2017 at Volta ao Algarve on Saturday in Tavira, Portugal, beating countryman John Degenkolb.
Ruta del Sol: Coquard sprints to stage 4 win, GC unchanged
Direct Energie’s Bryan Coquard won the fourth stage of Ruta del Sol, outsprinting Daniel Hoelgaard and Hugo Hofstetter on the road to Sevilla.
Hermans poised for career-changing Tour of Oman win
Ben Hermans seizes the opportunity to lead BMC team at Tour of Oman and expects more chances in Ardennes classics.
Race Briefing: Oman, Ruta del Sol and Algarve
A busy week of racing heads into its final weekend as the professional peloton is scattered between the Tour of Oman, the Ruta del Sol in Spain to the Volta ao Algarve in Portugal.
This week’s garbage takes: Tommeke toughs it out, Lance going to trial
Tom Boonen shrugs off a big crash in Oman. What will Armstrong do if he loses his trial? And spring classics routes are getting a shake-up.
Ruta del Sol: Campenaerts wins stage 3, Valverde back in lead
Belgian Victor Campenaerts wins Ruta del Sol stage 3 time trial in Córdoba. Four-time race winner Alejandro Valverde regains overall lead.
Classics riders turn to Oman for cobble prep
After the Tour of Qatar was canceled, riders targeting the spring classics headed to Oman — and are happy with the result.
Tour of Oman: Kristoff captures stage 4
Alexander Kristoff wins the fourth stage of the Middle Eastern race in comeback fashion, as a front group was caught with 1km left.
Not above bottle duty: Amalie Dideriksen’s year ahead in the rainbow stripes
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Algarve: Dan Martin wins atop Alto da Fóia
Dan Martin climbed into the overall lead at Volta ao Algarve Thursday in Portugal, winning stage 2's mountaintop finish on Alto da Fóia.
Ruta del Sol: Pinot pips Contador in stage 2
Thibaut Pinot pulls back Alberto Contador on the mountaintop finish to win stage 2, as Contador takes the overall Ruta del Sol lead.
Tour of Oman: Andersen, 22, grabs stage 3 win
Soren Kragh Andersen earns the first victory of his professional career on the third stage of the Tour of Oman.
WHO IS BEN HERMANS?
At just over 6-foot-1 and 168 pounds, Hermans isn’t considered to be a pure climber, but all of his wins have been in hilly races, with three of them finishing on summits.
Face-Off: Cauberg out, new Roubaix pavé in
Amstel Gold Race cut out the last Cauberg climb, and Roubaix added more cobbles. Do we love it? Do we hate it?
Algarve stage 1: Gaviria out-sprints Greipel
Fernando Gaviria sprints into the overall lead at Volta ao Algarve in Portugal, narrowly beating German Andre Greipel in Lagos.
Ruta del Sol: Valverde wins animated stage 1
Alejandro Valverde attacks the final climb with Alberto Contador, then out-sprints a select group of six to win stage 1 in Andalucia.
Boonen says Oman tumble is ‘nothing I can’t deal with’
Tom Boonen had a high-speed crash in stage 1 of Tour of Oman, but he says he'll be fine in the build-up to one last run at Roubaix.
Amstel Gold clips Cauberg finish from 2017 route
Amstel Gold Race will forgo a final climb of the Cauberg, a move that race organizers hope will create a more unpredictable finale.
Tour of Oman: Hermans captures stage 2, race lead
Belgian Ben Hermans launched his finishing kick with 300 meters left in Wednesday's second stage and held on to win.
Four pro races seek cycling fans for romantic V-Day week
Looking for cycling love? Maybe one of this week's stage races can woo you — hot racing action at Oman, Algarve, del Sol, and Haut Var.
Gallery: Kristoff sprints to lead in Oman opener
Alexander Kristoff sprints to victory in the first stage of Tour of Oman, while Tom Boonen crashes in the finale.
Taming Talansky: ‘Pit Bull’ finds new composure
Once known for his angry tirades, Andrew Talansky has found a new level of maturity and composure, and with it success.
Technical FAQ: Shifting troubleshooting, CX worlds flats follow-up
Lennard Zinn addresses questions about shifting, compatibility, and brakes, and includes more about the myriad flats at cyclocross worlds.
Is there ‘home field advantage’ in cycling?
Did Alejandro Valverde have home-field advantage in Murcia? Probably, but what does that mean, and are there disadvantages too?
Kristoff: ‘I hope to be back where I was in 2015’
After illness derailed his 2016 classics season, Norwegian Alexander Kristoff wants to return to the form he rode to big wins in 2015.
GREATEST ROAD SPRINTERS #1: MARK CAVENDISH
Mark Cavendish remains in a class of his own among modern-day sprinters.
Almeria: Cort sprints to second win in Spain
Magnus Cort (Orica-Scott) outsprints the bunch to win the 32nd Clásica de Almeria in Spain on Sunday.
Murcia: Valverde claims fifth race win on home soil
Spaniard Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) soloed to his fifth career win at La Vuelta a Murcia on Saturday.
Greatest Road Sprinters #3: Erik Zabel
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Ready to learn: Junior world TT champ Brandon McNulty poised to launch pro career with Rally Cycling
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Chad Haga interview: Racing with freedom and joy
Chad Haga talks about his best season ever, how the loss of his father inspired him, and the fateful crash of January 2016.
Greatest Road Sprinters #4: Oscar Freire
No cyclist has a story quite like that of Óscar Freire, our No. 4 pick among the Greatest Road Sprinters of the past four decades.
Commentary: Is Australia ready for the Women’s WorldTour?
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Greatest Road Sprinters #5: Alessandro Petacchi
Petacchi didn’t have the flamboyance of a Cipollini or the consistency of an Erik Zabel, but he did have perseverance and ambition.
Former Belgian champion Baguet dies at 47
The 2005 Belgian national road race champion Serge Baguet died Thursday morning due to colon cancer.
Travis McCabe Q&A: Starting 2017 with a win; how to sprint a tandem
Travis McCabe talks about his big early season win at the Sun Tour, WorldTour ambitions, shenanigans at El Tour de Tucson, and his goals.
Labour of love: The pros and cons of restoring a classic road bike
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GREATEST ROAD SPRINTERS – #8: EDDY PLANCKAERT
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GREATEST ROAD SPRINTERS #6: SEAN KELLY
Born into a farming family in rural Ireland, Sean Kelly would have an unusual path into the European professional peloton, first fighting his way to the head of the Irish amateur ranks before heading to France and proving his potential with a prolific spate of wins. Kelly’s field-sprinting ability was enough to earn him the sprinter’s green jersey four times at the Tour and three times at the Vuelta—he never started the Giro d’Italia.
Top 10 female riders to watch in 2017
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Roval CLX 32 wheels
Roval's CLX 32 wheels are lightweight enough to please any climber and offer a stiff platform for all-around riding.
Lotto – Soudal seeks to end early classics drought
The Belgium squad has gone 15 seasons without a victory in the opening weekend of the spring classics.
GREATEST ROAD SPRINTERS #7: ROBBIE MCEWEN
At 5-foot-7 and 148 pounds, Robbie McEwen wasn’t the most powerful sprinter, but what he may have given up in watts he more than made up in tactical positioning and acceleration
Frostbite and a handmade ‘Mad Max’ machine: training with the Mongolian national women’s cycling team
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Photo gallery: Highlights from the 2017 Jayco Herald Sun Tour
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Valencia: Coquard wins sprint, Quintana claims GC
Nairo Quintana made the perfect start to a daunting season as the Colombian survived the elements to win the Tour of Valencia on Sunday.
Kittel Wins the Dubai Tour
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Defending champ Kittel wins Tour of Dubai
Defending champion Marcel Kittel (Quick-Step Floors) won the Dubai Tour after clinching the final stage on Saturday.
Travis McCabe sprints to victory on crash-marred stage 3 of the Sun Tour
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Friday Race Brief: Winds of Change in Dubai, Valencia and Besseges
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This week’s garbage takes: ’60 Minutes,’ worlds flats, Dubai wind
We round up the week's news, from the "60 Minutes" motor cheating report to Dubai Tour action to the new Dura-Ace Di2.
Traditional European races wither as top teams head abroad
Lower-tier European races are feeling the pinch as early season races in warm climates draw top pros away from traditional tune-up events.
De Kort, the eternal team player
Koen de Kort has never won a race in his 16-year pro career, but he is one of the most essential riders on Degenkolb's Trek team.
Dubai Tour cancels stage in test of weather protocol
The Dubai Tour is forced to cancel stage 4 to Hatta Dam due to high winds, but riders and teams are satisfied with the decision.
Two sides to every story: Grivko shares account of Dubai skirmish with Kittel that led to expulsion
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GREATEST ROAD SPRINTERS – #9: ANDRÉ GREIPEL
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YOUR THURSDAY RACE BRIEFING: DRAMA AROUND THE WORLD
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Stuyven forging his own path despite past comparisons with Classics kings
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