Lachlan Morton Q&A: Motivated, focused, confident
Lachlan Morton talks about his ambitions as he returns to the WorldTour, his influence as an unconventional rider, and family.
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Specialized Allez DSW SL review
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Doha Diaries: The Badger Remembers
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The SHEcret Pro: Doha Worlds, contract season and more
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Fans of hair, caffeine, Russian cycling cheer Katusha – Alpecin news
Alpecin co-sponsors Katusha team, which is a good thing for Russian cycling and an even better thing for Alexander Kristoff's hair.
Ambitious Dempster takes on road captain role with Cycling Academy team
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VN Show: Gaviria’s attack, bike-mounted weapons
What do we call Fernando Gaviria's Paris-Tours winning attack? Should Doha host worlds? Wait, a hatchet on a bicycle? It's the VeloNews Show!
Photo gallery: A look back at the cycling events of the 2016 Paralympic Games
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Technical FAQ: Disc brake dangers, broken chains, and more
Lennard Zinn addresses reader questions about injuries caused by disc brakes, breaking chains while riding, and other topics.
#PelotonShorts: The Worlds
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To prepare for Doha, U.S. riders hit the sauna
USA Cycling VP Jim Miller says the Americans took some unusual measures to prepare for the Doha heat in what should be a grueling worlds.
Chasing rainbows in Qatar: A worlds unlike any other
The heat, as well as potential for backroom drama, should make 2016 Qatar worlds one to remember — or perhaps forget
Colombian Prodigy Gaviria Captures Paris-Tours
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Paris-Tours: Gaviria steals a march on his rivals to win
Gaviria gets creative at Paris-Tours, jumping clear of the pack with 500 meters to go to surprise his rival speedsters and take the victory
#PelotonShorts: The Line at Paris-Tours
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Amy Pieters moves to Boels-Dolmans to bolster classics squad in 2017
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Worlds: Cavendish tops list of fast-finishing favorites
Ochowicz on worlds road race: "I'd go with Cavendish"
#PelotonShorts: Echelons at Paris-Tours
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American Ben King on maturing, giving back, and a new beginning with Dimension Data
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#PelotonShorts: Worlds Championships Rehearsal at Paris-Tours
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Italy questions the UCI’s idea to shorten worlds
Concerned about the potential for extreme temperatures, the UCI is considering shortening the worlds road race to just 106.4 kilometers
A European adventure for Coryn Rivera with Liv-Plantur
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Rivera’s road to 2020 Olympics runs through the Netherlands
Coryn Rivera will ride for Liv – Plantur in 2017. The transfer should help the American learn the classics and prep for the Tokyo Games.
The Secret Pro: Cortisone TUEs, world championships and rider-transfer season
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Alexis Ryan: The Rookie
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It’s official: there will be a women’s Amstel Gold Race in 2017
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Commentary: To prevent crashes, UCI should record GC times at 3km to go on sprint stages
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Aussie Rob Power misses Lombardia start, goes training instead
The Orica – BikeExchange rider left the team bus late and then got caught up in crowds and cars and was unable to join the race.
Gieten: Van der Poel outduels Van Aert
Van der Poel wins a hotly contested Superprestige Gieten after a dropped chain derails Van Aert in the final moments of the race
Astana blasts Rosa for ignoring Lombardia orders
Astana sports director Giuseppe Martinelli critical of Diego Rosa after misstep in Lombardia finale
Chaves Births Colombia’s First Ever Monument Win
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‘Chavito’ writes history with Lombardia win
Esteban Chaves delivers Colombia's first monument classic title, with compatriot Rigoberto Urán nabbing a podium spot too
Lombardia: Chaves pips Rosa for monumental victory
Esteban Chaves claims Colombia's first-ever win at Il Lombardia ahead of Diego Rosa and Rigoberto Urán
No worlds for Costa, eyeing 2017 improvements
After missing out on a selection for the worlds time trial, up-and-comer Adrien Costa chooses to end his season and gear up for 2017.
Editors’ Picks: Il Lombardia
VeloNews editors name their favorites for the final WorldTour race of the season, the Il Lombardia monument.
Lombardia offers Climbers Last Chance to Shine in 2016
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Live stream, Saturday, September 10: 2016 Reading 120
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Movistar, Trek shore up bases to take on ‘Fortress Froome’
Trek – Segafredo and Movistar amass their respective forces for 2017 in hopes that strong teams can challenge Sky's Tour de France dominance.
Cannondale SuperX Team
Cannondale's SuperX is aggressive yet stable and race-ready out of the box. It’s not the perfect cyclocross racing bike, but it’s darn close.
Doha Diaries: Master Tom
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#PelotonShorts: The Gran Piemonte
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The memorable moments that happen between the results
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Analysis: A tale of two worlds
Caley Fretz envisions two scenarios playing out in Doha at the road worlds, both dependent on the wind.
Terpstra Wins Eneco Tour as EBH Takes Finale
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Eneco: Pibernik nabs maiden WorldTour win from the break
23-year-old Luka Pibernik claims stage 6 of the Eneco Tour from the breakaway
Cylance bolsters 2017 roster with world-class sprinters Kirsten Wild and Dani King
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Building for worlds, Dempster at a career crossroads: ‘It’s a pretty scary moment’
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Cross Vegas Photo Essay: Europeans dominate desert
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Eneco: Sagan defeats Greipel, takes overall lead
World champion Peter Sagan collected his second win of the week at the Eneco Tour and moved into the overall race lead.
Boonen hospitalized after Eneco Tour crash
The Belgian was eating during Thursday's stage 4 when he hit a pothole and went down.
Cross Vegas: De Boer comes back from the dead
Sophie de Boer looked to be dropped by Katerina Nash and Katie Compton, but the Dutchwoman fought back into the race and won Cross Vegas.
Peloton poll: What’s better prep for worlds, the Vuelta or the Britain/Eneco combo?
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Team GB’s worlds hopes hang on Cavendish
Mark Cavendish and Lizzie Deignan (formerly Armitstead) will lead the British team at world championships in Qatar this October.
Eneco: Sagan wins stage 3, Dennis keeps lead
The peloton catches breakaway in final few hundred meters of Eneco Tour stage 3, and Peter Sagan wins the bunch sprint in Ardooie.
Marcotte heads to Cylance with one-day dominance in mind
Eric Marcotte will join Cyclance – Incycle p/b Cannondale for 2017 as Jamis closes up shop
Creatine for road cyclists: how it works and how to take it
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Guarnier, Small to lead USA women’s team at World Championships in Qatar
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Alex Howes diary: Freedom
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Doha worlds: Phinney, Guarnier headline U.S. team
USA Cycling named 30 riders Monday who will wear the Stars and Stripes in Doha, Qatar at UCI World Road Championships, October 9-16.
Eneco: Groenewegen beats Bouhanni in stage 1 sprint
Dylan Groenewegen claimed victory on home soil Monday, out-sprinting Nacer Bouhanni in stage 1 of the Eneco Tour in Bolsward, Netherlands.
Magpie Mitigation
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Love it or hate it, the WorldTour is working as intended
The WorldTour points system isn’t perfect, but it’s basically doing what it’s supposed to be doing
Euro Championships: Sagan leaves no doubt
Peter Sagan leaves no doubt at the European Championships, taking a clear win in the uphill sprint finale
Euro Championships: Van der Breggen triumphs in France
Olympic gold medalist Anna van der Breggen bests Katarzyna Niewiadoma and Elisa Longo Borghini at the European championships
Lelangue on Qatar worlds: ‘Expect surprises’
In little more than three weeks, the elite international peloton will converge on the barren, windswept peninsula of Qatar for the 2016 worlds.
U.S. team Cylance signs sprint star Wild
After signing Carmen Small earlier this summer, American team Cylance Pro Cycling bolsters its roster with sprinter Kirsten Wild.
Prioritising life at home, Chloe Hosking leaves Wiggle High5, joins Alé Cipollini Galassia with flexible race schedule
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Adam Hansen vows to keep grand tour streak going
The 35-year-old has finished 16 consecutive grand tours, dating back to the 2011 Vuelta a Espana, and overall he's completed 20.
Eddy Merckx on the evolution of cycling, the meaning of ‘cool’
Cycling's most legendary champion weighs in on bike design, his favorite riders, and the sports evolving standards of “cool.”
In the autumn of his racing career, Jeremy Powers still looking for World Cup podium
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The Shot: Slowing down the Vuelta
BrakeThrough Media explains what it takes to capture the Vuelta's blazing fast stage 21 on camera at the race's big finish in Madrid.
Farrar re-signs with Dimension Data: ‘I love it here’
American Tyler Farrar re-ups with the South African-registered team for two more years and will continue in his role as road captain.
VYNL Road frame review: Aluminum, better than ever?
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Caleb Ewan signals good form ahead of Road World Championships
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The inaugural Women’s WorldTour recap in numbers, videos and photos
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Gallery: La Vuelta a Espana’s Finale
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Colorado-bound: Greg Henderson signs with UnitedHealthcare
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Nielsen Wins Finale as Quintana Becomes Vuelta Champion
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Montreal: Van Avermaet out-sprints Sagan
Two days after Peter Sagan won in Quebec, Greg Van Avermaet beat the world champion in a sprint Sunday at Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal.