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.
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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.
5 QUESTIONS FOR FERNANDO GAVIRIA: TARGETING THE CLASSICS!
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Reviewed: Zipp 454 NSW Wheels
Zipp promises significant aerodynamic gains with unusually shaped 454 NSW wheels. They're great on the road, but are they worth the price?
Studying Sanremo 2008: Cancellara outfoxes the hounds
Fabian Cancellara takes matters into his own hands, attacking an uncooperative breakaway, and fending off a charging sprint field.
Milano-Sanremo power rankings: Top-10 riders
Who will win Milano-Sanremo. We rank the 10 favorites for "La Primavera," the season's first monument classic cycling race in Italy.
Bikes of the 2017 women’s professional peloton
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THE ART OF WINNING: EVERY STAGE COUNTS
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Studying Sanremo 2004: Zabel’s blunder brings Freire glory
Milano-Sanremo 2004 looked like it belonged to Petacchi, then Zabel was dashing to victory, but the German made a critical error.
Bouhanni wins Danilith-Nokere Koerse
Nacer Bouhanni sprints to his first victory of the season in Belgian midweek semi-classic Danilith-Nokere Koerse.
Studying Sanremo 2012: Gerrans sneaks away with Cancellara
Here's a quick recap of what took place during the 2012 edition of Milano-Sanremo.
Milano-Sanremo: Three potential scenarios
Andrew Hood breaks down the race and lists some probable outcomes to the 291km "La Classicissima."
Bora director: Canny tactics could expose Sagan’s weaknesses
Peter Sagan's trainer admits that the world champion may be tactically out-played at Milano-Sanremo by rivals with deeper teams.
Olympics disaster fuels Sergio Henao’s ambitions
Sergio Henao's win at Paris-Nice is some consolation for a missed opportunity at the Rio Olympics, but now he wants more big wins.
Studying Sanremo 2002: Cipollini’s motorcade
With Milano-Sanremo only days away, we are taking a look back at some of the most memorable editions of “La Primavera.”
Paris-Nice tech: A prototype Cervelo R5, the Factor Slick, custom colours and more
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SAM ELENES: CANNONDALE-DRAPAC’S TRUSTED HAND
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Photo gallery: 2017 world paracycling championships
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Gaviria confirms credentials ahead of Sanremo return
Beating world champ Peter Sagan on Tirreno-Adriatico's penultimate stage, Fernando Gaviria confirmed he's a top favorite for Milano-Sanremo.
Tirreno: Gaviria out-sprints Sagan in stage 6
Fernando Gaviria wins the penultimate stage of Tirreno-Adriatico, beating world champion Peter Sagan in Italy.
Roundtable: Who won the Tirreno/Paris-Nice weekend?
Paris-Nice wraps with thrilling final attack by Contador. Tirreno-Adriatico sees Quintana thump the climbers. What did we learn from these races?
Tirreno-Adriatico Gallery: Sagan sprints to second win
Reigning two-time world champion Peter Sagan racks up another stage win in Tirreno as Nairo Quintana holds on to overall lead.
Sagan sprints to stage 5 win at Tirreno-Adriatico
Reigning two-time world road race champion Peter Sagan claimed his second stage win of the 52nd edition of Tirreno-Adriatico on Sunday.
How one small mistake lost the race: Inside the Ronde van Drenthe with Janneke Ensing
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Dideriksen wins Ronde van Drenthe
Reigning world champion Amalie Dideriksen (DEN) won the 152.2km Ronde van Drenthe in the Netherlands municipality of Hoogeveen on Saturday.
Jordan Cheyne diary: Inside the Jelly Belly team training camp
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Tirreno Gallery: Sagan sprints to stage 3 win
A fast finish in Italy yields Peter Sagan's second win of the season, while BMC's Rohan Dennis takes the overall lead.
Sagan captures stage 3 win at Tirreno-Adriatico
The two-time defending world champion earns the victory in a bunch sprint ahead of Elia Viviani and Jurgen Roelandts.
Garbage takes: Sky book club, ‘Belgian guy of the week,’ cloak-and-dagger
Why Sky should start a book club, how Gaviria is trying too hard, the unspeakable things Axeon will do to the domestic peloton, and spies!
Pinarello GAN GR-S Disc review: A gravel bike for the loyalists
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Paris-Nice: Greipel wins stage 5 sprint
"The Gorilla" André Greipel sprints to victory in stage 5 of Paris-Nice, beating Milano-Sanremo champion Arnaud Démare in Bourg-de-Péage.
Tirreno, stage 2: Thomas avenges TTT disappointment
Sky's Geraint Thomas wins stage 2 solo in Pomarance, Italy, earning a bit of redemption after disastrous stage 1 team time trial.
Opinion: Time to be bold for change in women’s cycling
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Gaviria living (under Petacchi’s eye) for Sanremo
Emerging sprint star Fernando Gaviria is tapping veteran Alessandro Petacchi for expertise to help him aim for victory in Milano-Sanremo.
Your New Favorite Race: Tirreno-Adriatico
Tirreno-Adriatico is your place to see Giro stars and Milano-Sanremo hopefuls, but is there a curse?
The story behind the story: Imperfect information on the road to Stanley
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‘Remember to enjoy it, Amalie’: Dideriksen, on kicking off new season in rainbow stripes
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Paris-Nice: Bennett sprints to stage 3 win
Sam Bennett stunned the sprint heavies Tuesday, winning his first career WorldTour race in stage 3 of Paris-Nice.
Preview: Who can beat Quintana at Tirreno-Adriatico?
The "Race of the Two Seas" kicks off Wednesday with a team time trial and runs through March 14.
Unvarnished Tales of a Professional: In Yellow
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Colbrelli snags stage 2 win at Paris-Nice
The victory is the first WorldTour triumph for the 26-year-old Italian who rides for Bahrain-Merida.
A rider who prefers to ‘go’: A chat with talented Belgian Tim Wellens
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Yates wins GP Industria & Artigianato – again
Britain's Adam Yates (Orica-Scott) won the GP Industria & Artigianato for the second time since 2014 on Sunday.
Longo Borghini wins Strade Bianche Women
Italian Elisa Longo Borghini (Wiggle-High5) claims a sprint victory at Strade Bianche Women in Siena, Italy on Saturday.
Peter Sagan refuels from hard efforts with gummy bears. Should you?
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Your New Favorite Race: Paris-Nice
"The Race to the Sun" kicks off Sunday and traverses through France, from north to South, for eight days.
What is the Hammer Series? Digging deeper into the races that could change cycling
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Paris-Nice preview: GC stars set for first major battle
Paris-Nice plays host to the first major showdown of 2017 for top GC riders Contador, Bardet, Porte, and Valverde.
By the numbers: What does it take to be competitive at the cobbled semi-classics?
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Ian Boswell’s Big Chance!
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