Cavendish on worlds sprint: “I made a mistake”
Mark Cavendish finds himself momentarily stuck in traffic in a hectic sprint, possibly costing him a second world title
Displaying 10241 - 10320 of approximately 22685 results
Worlds: Sagan doubles up in Doha
Peter Sagan sprints to a second world title out of a small group in Doha
Anna Meares announces retirement
Australia's most decorated Olympic cyclist announces her retirement
Anna Meares calls time on her history-making track career
Check out Simone Giuliani's author page.
Gallery: Dideriksen sprints to women’s gold
Scenes from Saturday's women's elite road race at the Doha world championships
Hoping, not expecting: Sam Bennett on a frustrating season and his Qatar worlds chances
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
Without Valverde, it’s a different kind of worlds for Spain
Spain, seemingly a top contender for worlds every year, is in the rare position of riding without a big race favorite in Doha
Amalie Dideriksen Wins Women’s World Championships
Check out AFP's author page.
Amalie Dideriksen surprises, sprints to victory in World Championship road race
Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.
Top 20 for Americans after Neben reeled in
Rivera finishes as the highest-placed American in the elite women's world championship road race after Neben's solo attack is reeled in
Chasing rainbow stripes: Chloe Hosking on her chance of becoming the first Australian women’s world road race champion
Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.
Worlds: Dideriksen claims rainbow jersey for Denmark
20-year-old Amalie Dideriksen sprints past Kirsten Wild in a photo finish to take the rainbow jersey in the women's road race in Doha, Qatar
Tessa Fabry wins second women’s Melbourne to Warrnambool
Check out Ella CyclingTips's author page.
Cavendish hoping he’s back to old self after illness
As the worlds road race looms, Mark Cavendish is hoping he's recovered from an illness that kept him from training for nearly a week
Nathan Elliott wins the 2016 Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
Chad Haga Journal: Taking a swing at Qatar worlds
Chad Haga rues a missed opportunity at the Eneco Tour but is ready to go down swinging at world championships in Qatar.
Italians Nizzolo and Viviani hope worlds is windy and tough
The Italian team hopes for a selective, windy race in Doha for a shot at winning worlds with Viviani or Nizzolo.
Boonen on worlds: ‘The heat will be brutal’
Tom Boonen hopes to cap his career with a win at Doha worlds. The Belgian classics star has always loved racing in Qatar.
Worlds: Balsamo wins women’s junior worlds, U.S. second
Italian Elisa Balsamo wins junior women's worlds in Doha, Qatar, sprinting home ahead of American Skylar Schneider.
Doha worlds: Denmark’s Egholm solos to men’s junior road race win
Jakob Egholm finishes 7 seconds ahead of a large group of riders to claim the gold medal in Doha.
Editors’ Picks: Who will be world champion?
The expert VeloNews editors pick their favorites to win the men's and women's UCI world road race championships.
Vos chasing Longo record at Doha worlds
Marianne Vos is seeking her fourth world road race title, which would put her one behind the legendary Jeannie Longo.
Preview: What you need to know about the men’s world championship road race
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.
Looking back on the 100th Melbourne to Warrnambool: Meet the youngster who won the oldest race in Australia
Check out Simone Giuliani's author page.
Preview: Who will be the new women’s world champion?
Check out Anne-Marije Rook & Jeanine Laudy's author page.
UCI overhauls track program, confirms disc trial restart
The UCI updates track cycling formats, eliminating timed events from the omnium and adding a women's Madison race.
Americans do what they can in unfavorable Qatar terrain
The U.S. contingent of under-23 riders battles heat and a flat course in Qatar at UCI world road championships.
U23 worlds: Norway’s Halvorsen sprints to victory
The 165.7km race ends in a massive sprint finish in Doha, Qatar.
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.
Specialized Allez DSW SL review
Check out James Huang's author page.
Doha Diaries: The Badger Remembers
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
The SHEcret Pro: Doha Worlds, contract season and more
Check out The SHEcret Pro's author page.
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
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
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
Check out Casey Gibson's author page.
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
Check out John Wilcockson's author page.
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
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
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
Check out John Wilcockson's author page.
Amy Pieters moves to Boels-Dolmans to bolster classics squad in 2017
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Worlds: Cavendish tops list of fast-finishing favorites
Ochowicz on worlds road race: "I'd go with Cavendish"
#PelotonShorts: Echelons at Paris-Tours
Check out John Wilcockson's author page.
American Ben King on maturing, giving back, and a new beginning with Dimension Data
Check out Michael Better's author page.
#PelotonShorts: Worlds Championships Rehearsal at Paris-Tours
Check out John Wilcockson's author page.
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
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
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
Check out The Secret Pro's author page.
Alexis Ryan: The Rookie
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
It’s official: there will be a women’s Amstel Gold Race in 2017
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Commentary: To prevent crashes, UCI should record GC times at 3km to go on sprint stages
Check out Daniel Ostanek's author page.
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
Check out AFP's author page.
‘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
Check out AFP's author page.
Live stream, Saturday, September 10: 2016 Reading 120
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
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
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
#PelotonShorts: The Gran Piemonte
Check out John Wilcockson's author page.
The memorable moments that happen between the results
Check out Alison Tetrick's author page.
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
Check out AFP's author page.
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
Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.
Building for worlds, Dempster at a career crossroads: ‘It’s a pretty scary moment’
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
Cross Vegas Photo Essay: Europeans dominate desert
Check out Dan Seaton's author page.
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?
Check out Daniel Ostanek's author page.