Preview: What you should know about the 2016 Vuelta a España
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Viviani’s omnium gold jumpstarts Italy’s track program
Elia Viviani rode to the gold medal in the two-day event Monday in Rio, giving his country a boost on the boards.
Rivals question Britain’s Olympic track cycling dominance
One German rider accused Great Britain of having an unfair advantage, although she can't pinpoint what it is.
Track legend Hoy has high praise for countryman Kenny
Jason Kenny grabbed his sixth Olympic gold medal Tuesday in Rio de Janeiro, prompting Hoy to call him "untouchable."
Rio track drama: Broken saddle, false starts
The final two medal rounds on the Rio velodrome offered ample drama Tuesday as Germany's Kristina Vogel delivered a saddle-breaking bike throw.
Hammer takes second silver; Trott cruises to gold in Rio
Great Britain's Laura Trott repeats as gold medalist in the women's track omnium, and American Sarah Hammer earns another silver in Rio.
Team GB on track to match 2012 gold rush
Britain's dominant track cycling team remained on course to match its previous seven-title Olympic hauls on the final day of the Rio Games.
British coach: Cavendish justifies Rio spot with silver medal
The "Manx Missile" took second in the two-day, six-discipline omnium event on the track.
Mixed reactions as Cavendish causes Olympic omnium crash
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Omnium Gold for Viviani, Cavendish Gets Silver
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Viviani wins Rio gold despite Cavendish crash
Italian Elia Viviani won the Olympics men's track omnium Monday despite a crash in the points race caused by sprint rival Mark Cavendish.
Rio track racing, night 4: Kenny repeats as men’s sprint champ
Jason Kenny wins men's sprint as Becky James, Lasse Norman Hansen break records in women's sprint, men's omnium
Great Britain aims to top London Olympic success
With three golds medals so far in the Rio velodrome, Great Britain is hoping to outdo it's London haul of seven titles on the Olympic track
Sir Bradley Wiggins to Go Out On Top
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What am I watching? The keirin explained
Yes, that's a motorcycle on the track. Don't worry, it's supposed to be there. This race is called the keirin.
British Team Pursuit Breaks World Record in Semis
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Rio track racing, night 2: More records fall as China, GB take gold
China and Great Britain deliver big in the Rio velodrome
What am I watching? Friday’s match sprints explained
Caley Fretz takes a stab at explaining what's going on at the velodrome in Rio de Janeiro on Friday.
Cervélo T4 track bike
An elite racer with both pursuit and endurance chops. Cervelo's T4 is designed for going fast with aero tube shapes and a big BB.
Kenny’s Fourth Gold as Britain Win Men’s Team Sprint
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Preview: 2016 Arctic Race of Norway
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In pursuit of gold: How the U.S. rebuilt its track team
The American track program was revamped for the Rio Games, with the team pursuit squad winning the 2015 world title.
Team GB thriving on star power of Cav, Wiggins
With a wealth of experience, Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish buoy Great Britain's Olympics track team in Rio.
Abbott agonizingly close to Olympics medal
American Mara Abbott was 150 meters from winning gold in the women's Olympic road race before she was caught by three riders.
Rio: Van der Breggen claims road title in hectic finale
Van der Breggen claims gold in Rio after her race-leading Dutch compatriot Annemiek van Vleuten crashes hard on the final descent
Oh Rio, Rio — the unbelievable Olympics men’s road race
The Rio men's road race was the best. Race. Ever. Or certainly, it was the best of the season, with riveting, unpredictable action.
Van Avermaet Achieves Golden Dreams
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Utah: Talansky wins at Snowbird, takes control of GC
Talansky triumphs at Snowbird Resort, grabbing hold of the overall race lead along the way
Van Avermaet stuns the climbers to take gold in Rio
Greg Van Avermaet delivers the ride of his career on a challenging Rio parcours to claim Olympic gold ahead of Jakob Fuglsang and Rafal Majka
Little Jelly Belly fights to slay WorldTour goliaths
Jelly Belly hopes to defend Lachlan Morton's advantage to the end. But WorldTour teams will be looking to take down the smaller squad.
Utah stage 5: Reijnen’s revenge
After a disappointing start to the Tour of Utah, Kiel Reijnen got some redemption with a stage win in Bountiful.
Editors’ Picks: Going for gold in Rio road race
The Olympics road race will be a tough, unpredictable, climbers' race. Who has the best shot at winning gold?
Utah stage 4 Gallery: McCabe sprints to career win
Travis McCabe proves fastest of the sprinters at Tour of Utah, winning a flat, windy stage on Thursday.
Vanmarcke signs with Cannondale – Drapac
Belgian classics specialist Sep Vanmarcke has signed with Cannondale – Drapac. Jonathan Vaughters hopes his new hire can win Roubaix.
McCabe Wins in Kearns at the Tour of Utah
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McCabe sprints to Holowesko’s second Utah win
McCabe sprints to a convincing stage 4 win in Kearns, beating Kiel Reijnen and Sebastian Haedo as Lachlan Morton keeps the lead.
Kwiatkowski looking forward to restart season with the Olympics
After illness and a crash scuttled his 2016 plans, former world champ Michal Kwiatkowski looks to Rio Olympics for redemption.
Davis Phinney’s ’84 Olympics bike and the golden dream that almost was
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Morton masters Mt. Nebo again, takes Utah yellow
Lachlan Morton attacks on the day’s tough category 1 climb and out-foxes two breakaway companions, Adrien Costa and Andrew Talansky
Sprint phenom Ewan stays on track with Orica
A rising young star sprinter, Caleb Ewan signs for two more years with his Australian Orica – BikeExchange team.
Off to Rio! Your guide to the women’s Olympic road race
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When and where to watch Olympic cycling
Ready to watch some Olympics? Here's a complete list of when all the cycling events will be broadcast in the U.S. on NBC's family of networks.
Adam Phelan’s Video Diary: A guide among the chaos
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The 12 ways to spot a female cyclist
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Utah: Carpenter takes yellow with long-range attack
Robin Carpenter goes from long range, 110 kilometers from the finish, to claim an impressive win in Torrey at the Tour of Utah
Contador continues Vuelta prep at Burgos
Vuelta a Burgos is an ideal training ground for the final grand tour of the season, the Vuelta, where Contador hopes to rebound with a win.
Atapuma, Dombrowski headline Tour of Utah GC battle, host of others look to spoil the duel
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Dahl stuns Tour of Utah with stage 1 win
Riding for Continental team Silber, Kris Dahl makes a big impression with stage 1 win at Tour of Utah, claiming race's overall lead.
Americans Abroad: Farrar and Haga back to racing
In this week's Americans Abroad, three Americans were back to racing after skipping the Tour de France and women race in London.
Sagan to Bora and other 2017 deals inked
Peter Sagan signs a three-year deal with German team Bora, confirming a month of speculation about cycling's biggest superstar.
Chad Haga Journal: My mobile think-tank
Chad Haga finds solace on the scorching hot roads of Texas after his father's passing, something he's always done to unleash his thoughts.
First Ride: New Felt FR racer with disc, power meter options
Felt’s new FR range is packed with progressive features to provide a balanced, race-ready ride
Guarnier feeling pressure to perform in Rio
Megan Guarnier wants to bring home a medal from the Rio Olympics — preferably a gold one.
Boonen tops Renshaw, Matthews in RideLondon sprint
Tom Boonen sprints to a RideLondon win after the pack reels in a stubborn Geraint Thomas in the final few kilometers of the race
Kirsten Wild wins Prudential RideLondon, takes home record prize money
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Sergiy Lagkuti wins the Tour of Qinghai Lake
31-year-old Sergiy Lagkuti of Kolss – BDC wins the Tour of Qinghai Lake
Wild powers to RideLondon Classique victory
Kirsten Wild outsprints Nina Kessler and Leah Kirchmann to win the RideLondon Classique
Mollema attacks to win Clásica San Sebastián
Bauke Mollema sticks a late attack to win the Clásica San Sebastián ahead of Tony Gallopin and Alejandro Valverde
Peloton Week in Tech: July 23rd – 29th
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Talansky: It’s been two years since I rode my best
American Andrew Talansky has been on a two-year form-finding mission, and hopes it pays off at the upcoming Vuelta a España.
A Day in the Life of Pro Cyclist Valentina Scandolara: at home in the mountains with Alvin, family and good food
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Kiel Reijnen Journal: “Don’t kill your father”
Trek – Segafredo pro Kiel Reijnen takes his 62-year-old father and cousin on a 200-mile ride from Seattle to Portland, Oregon.
Scott Addict 15
The Scott Addict 15's unassuming looks belie a capable race machine that is stiff, handles great, and is light enough for big climbs.
Bianchi Specialissima
The Bianchi Specialissima's silky yet lively ride quality makes it a true contender for the all-around crown.
Aldag: Tour’s points system tilts toward Sagan
Peter Sagan has won the last five green jerseys at the Tour, and one sport director thinks that will continue under the current rules.
Herstory: Female Olympic winners past to present – Part 2
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Technical FAQ: Physics and the bike throw
How does a sprinter's bike throw actually work? Lennard Zinn dives into the physics of rider weight, bike acceleration, and more.
The supertuck, super sprinters, and the Running Man: The 10 most memorable moments of the 2016 Tour de France
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Photo gallery: 2016 Tour de France, Stage 21
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21 Stages of Le Tour: Part 1
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TDF roundtable: Does Sky’s dominance warrant a rule change?
Chris Froome and team Sky dominated this year's Tour de France. Do we need to change the rules for them? Is the Tour too predictable? Let's roundtable!
Five things we learned from the Tour de France
From Sky's dominance to another impressive performance by Peter Sagan, AFP breaks down the 103rd Tour.
“May all your pain turn to champagne”: Rider diary from La Course
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Commentary: What made the 2016 Tour de France GC battle so boring
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Andre Greipel takes final sprint victory on Champs-Elysees, Chris Froome wins third Tour de France
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Chris Froome Wins Third Tour de France
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Chloe Hosking sprints to victory on La Course
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Yates leads Tour of revelations
White jersey Adam Yates is just one of many up-and-comers taking big steps forward in this year's Tour de France