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.
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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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Early season opportunities: Wins for the little guys
Early season races provide opportunities for unheralded riders like Damien Howson or Manuel Senni to add to their palmares and stay hungry.
Grivko kicked out of Dubai Tour after punching Kittel
Grivko punches Kittel in nervous, windy stage 3 at Dubai Tour, prompting officials to kick the Astana rider out of the race.
30 feet above a very different finish line: Masters racer recounts life-saving recovery after harrowing crash on bridge
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Damien Howson takes Sun Tour lead with solo victory on Falls Creek
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Greatest Road Sprinters – #10: Djamolidin Abdujaparov
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Your Wednesday Race Briefing: Dubai, Australia and Valencia
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Marcel Kittel’s three sprint training tips
Marcel Kittel explains three simple training approaches that help him be one of the world's best sprinters.
Kittel stays perfect in Dubai with stage 2 win
The German speeds to another victory in the desert and now leads the GC by 8 seconds.
PELOTON ISSUE 62 GEAR: Giordana, MET and Syncros
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Route details announced for 2017 Amgen Breakaway from Heart Disease Women’s Race
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Route announcement: Mt. Baldy summit, Big Bear TT to be decisive stages for 2017 Amgen Tour of California
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Cavendish sprints to third on a flat tire in Dubai
Mark Cavendish manages to collect a podium finish in Dubai Tour stage 1 despite a flat tire.
First Ride: Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 Hydro
Dan Cavallari checks out the new Dura-Ace groupset and come away impressed with what he sees.
Kittel sprints to opening Dubai Tour win — on disc brakes
The German rode his teammates' wheels until 200 meters to go, and then surged to victory in stage 1 on Palm Jumeirah.
Amgen Tour of California 2017 routes revealed
The men's and women's races are UCI WorldTour events this year, and both feature some familiar roads and host cities.
Back from the brink: The merger that saved IsoWhey-SwissWellness and the year ahead
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Tears of joy: women’s cyclocross worlds in pictures
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Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 R9150 and R9170 first-ride review
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Cannondale CAAD12 vs SuperSix EVO Hi-MOD: road disc bike comparison review
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San Juan: Richeze doubles up, Mollema wins GC
Quick-Step's Max Richeze takes two straight stages to close out Vuelta de San Juan, while Trek's Bauke Mollema takes home the overall win.
Arndt Wins Cadel Evans Great Ocean RR
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Cadel Road Race: Arndt clips Gerrans in sprint finish
German sprinter Nikias Arndt wins Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race after pipping Australians Simon Gerrans and Cameron Meyer at the line. first UCI WorldTour sanctioned Elite Men’s Race today with a thrilling finish, concluding a successful third edition of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race which was attended by over 100,000 spectators across the weekend.
Nikias Arndt sprints to narrow victory at the 2017 Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
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Preview: Your guide to the 2017 men’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
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San Juan: Richeze wins penultimate stage, Mollema maintains lead
Argentinian Maximiliano Richeze claims stage 6 at Vuelta de San Juan as Dutchman Bauke Mollema all but clinches general classification.
Sanne Cant crowned world cyclocross champion: ‘It’s the most beautiful day of my life!’
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Bieles: Cant crowned women’s CX world champion
Sanne Cant (BEL) rides her way to a world title with a thrilling come-from-behind victory over seven-time champion Marianne Vos (NED) in Bieles, Luxembourg.
Austin ride to honor racer killed in hit-and-run
Cyclists in Georgetown, Texas will gather on Sunday morning for memorial ride to honor fallen local rider Thomas "Tommy" Ketterhagen.
Annemiek van Vleuten pulls off victory for Orica-Scott at an attack heavy women’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
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“I can’t get my head around it:” Cavendish says worlds result still hard to understand
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Boonen: ‘Roubaix is the best way to say goodbye’
Tom Boonen says his preparation for the spring classics has been ideal, as he aims for record fifth Paris-Roubaix victory.
2017 Tour de France Wildcard Teams Dominated by French
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San Juan: Gaviria sprints to second win in stage 4
Fernando Gaviria sprints to his second win of the week in stage 4, beating Italy's Elia Viviani in San Martin, Argentina.
Mark Cavendish: Merckx’s Tour de France record is now a realistic target for me
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Mark Cavendish interview: Merckx’s Tour record, Sagan’s worlds win, growing up and chilling out
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Rating the 2017 Tour de France’s four wildcard teams
Tour de France names four wildcard teams. Here's what to expect from Cofidis, Direct Energie, Wanty – Groupe Gobert, and Fortuneo – Vital Concept.
Sam Bennett sprints to victory at Race Melbourne, the Cadel’s Race curtain-raiser crit
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Kirsten Wild just pips Chloe Hosking in Race Melbourne photo finish
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Tornado Tom Storms in Stage 2
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Preview: Five things to know about the women’s Cadel Evans Road Race
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Tech milestone: Boonen wins first race with disc-brake bike
Tom Boonen becomes the first rider to win a major UCI pro road race aboard a bike with disc brakes.
San Juan: Boonen wins stage 2 sprint
Tom Boonen sprinted to his first victory of 2017 at Tour de San Juan in San Juan, Argentina ahead of Italy's Elia Viviani.
Gaviria Delivers in San Juan
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Trek’s rising star Nizzolo sidelined with tendonitis
The 27-year-old Italian is a strong sprinter and classics rider.
Behind closed doors at the Tour Down Under with Katusha-Alpecin
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San Juan: Gaviria wins stage 1 after part of peloton misses turn
Fernando Gaviria won stage 1 of Vuelta de San Juan, but a large portion of the peloton missed a turn in the final two kilometers of racing.
Recap: The TDU Two
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Sagan goes climbing for classics prep
Peter Sagan made his debut at the Tour Down Under, and now he's heading to Spain's Sierra Nevada mountains for altitude training.
Ewan Shines as Porte Claims TDU
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Photo gallery: Stage 6 of the 2017 Santos Tour Down Under
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Richie Porte wins the 2017 Tour Down Under, Caleb Ewan takes a fourth stage win
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