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.
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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.
Jolien d’Hoore wins a fast and furious Women’s WorldTour finale in Madrid
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Britain: Ewan claims finale as Cummings nabs overall title
Steve Cummings wraps up the GC victory at the Tour of Britain, while Caleb Ewan powers to the stage 8 win in London
D’Hoore closes out Women’s WorldTour with Madrid win
Jolien D'Hoore and Chloe Hosking finish one-two for Wiggle – High5 to close out the Women's WorldTour in Madrid
Live stream, Sunday, September 11: 2016 Thompson Bucks County Classic
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Vuelta: Quintana fends off Froome’s last flares
Nairo Quintana takes a 1:23 lead into the Vuelta's final day, and he'll likely be crowned the overall winner in Madrid.
Sagan wins Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec with last-second sprint
Peter Sagan won Friday's GP de Quebec in a dramatic, last-second sprint.
Robin Carpenter is the best in the U.S. So what’s next?
Carpenter spent the offseason working on his time trial skills, and the payoff was evident. In 2016 he has blossomed into one of the country's best stage racers.
Britain: Cummings takes control, Poels wins stage 6
Steve Cummings put himself in pole position to emulate Bradley Wiggins and become only the second British rider to win the Tour of Britain.
Ridden: the all new 2017 Specialized Ruby, a suspension road bike
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First-look review: Specialized Roubaix 2017
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First Ride: Specialized’s redesigned Roubaix
Specialized completely revises its cobbled classics bike, the Roubaix, with front suspension that just might change the way you ride.
Nielsen Wins 18th Stage, GC Status Quo at Vuelta
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Britain: Ice-cold Bauer beats sprinters in stage 5
Cannondale – Drapac's Jack Bauer kept his cool as the sprinters began to kick from behind and won stage 5 by a narrow margin in Bath.
Faces of the Future: Lotte Kopecky, the youngest rider in the women’s Olympic road race
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Preview: The Women’s WorldTour comes to an end at La Madrid Challenge by la Vuelta
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Six domestic riders who might be ready for the WorldTour
In 2016 these six riders rose to the top of the domestic peloton. But are they ready for the jump to the WorldTour?
Britain: Groenewegen wins stage 4 sprint
Dutch champion Dylan Groenewegen won Wednesday's stage 4 sprint at the Tour of Britain, the race's longest and hardest stage.
Americans Abroad: Talansky up to top-10 at Vuelta
Cannondale – Drapac's Andrew Talansky is poised to equal his career-best finish at the Vuelta a Espana, riding top-10 overall into the final week.
Drucker Sprints to Stage 16 Win
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Faces of the Future: Colin Joyce, 2016 Tour of Alberta stage winner
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Rider’s father fined and arrested after deliberately causing race crash
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Tour of Britain: Greipel sprints to stage 1 victory
André Greipel claims the opening stage of the Tour of Britain in Castle Douglas, Scotland
Conti Cruises to Vuelta Victory
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Why is the Tour of Alberta smaller this year?
An economic recession in Alberta, caused by a downturn in global oil prices and a summer filled with wildfires, has had an impact on the Tour of Alberta.
Week in Tech: Special Eurobike edition
This week's tech news roundup includes new disc brake wheels from Zipp, fatter Yeti bikes, and more.
Kristoff’s rainbow jersey aspirations detour in Norway
The Katusha rider is competing on home roads this week as he prepares to tackle the road world championships in Doha next month.
Learning to embrace lycra
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Keukeleire Wins Sprint, Quintana Keeps Vuelta Lead
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Zwift Academy: tried, tested and sweated
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Vuelta: Movistar forced to tamp down Sky attacks
On a hilly transition stage in the Vuelta, Team Sky make life a little harder for race leader Nairo Quintana and his Movistar team.
Faces of the Future: Australia’s next crop of superstar climbers
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Froome’s ascendant form putting the fear in Movistar at Vuelta
Chris Froome is finding his legs, building momentum, and gradually reeling back time on Vuelta a Espana race leader Nairo Quintana.
De Jongh: ‘Alberto doesn’t race for second place’
Tinkoff's race director tells VeloNews Alberto Contador is still racing to win the Vuelta despite being 2:54 back.
Greg Van Avermaet interview: What’s next for the Olympic champion?
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Q&A with Zdenek Stybar: Cobbled classics, the best day of his career, and when you’ll see him race cyclocross next
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Chad Haga Vuelta Journal: Secret coffee and a birthday flat
After 10 days of racing in Spain, Chad Haga gets a break. But this race is made better by his secret coffee routine, special team mattresses, and chocolate.
Shimano S-Phyre RC9 road shoes review
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Adriano Malori’s remarkable path back from brain injury
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Defiant Contador vows to go down swinging, takes swipe at sprint rules
Alberto Contador accuses race organizers of hyping up crashes that leave GC riders injured and off the back, says he'll fight on a the Vuelta a Espana.
Americans Abroad: Guarnier locks up WorldTour title
Megan Guarnier has wrapped up the Women's WorldTour overall with a fifth-place finish in France. Also, Americans impress at Tour de l'Avenir.
Vuelta: Reijnen puts in hard miles for Trek teammates
American Kiel Reijnen is racing the first grand tour of his career and said he's enjoying the experience in Spain.
Ceasefire ahead of Covadonga shootout
The Vuelta's top overall favorites play it conservatively in stage 9 with Monday's challenging climb to Lagos de Covadona looming
Surprise win in the Women’s WorldTour today as Polish rider Eugenia Bujak outsprints everyone
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Bujak sprints to GP Plouay win
Eugenia Bujak wins the penultimate race of the Women's WorldTour in Plouay.
van Genechten Get Biggest Win of Career, Contador Goes Down
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Contador describes his Vuelta prospects as ‘complicated’ after stage eight crash
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Why so many abandons in the first week of the Vuelta?
The Vuelta a Espana peloton has been decimated by crashes and illness. In the first week of racing, 12 riders have abandoned the Spanish tour.
Late-stage crash could ruin Contador’s Vuelta plans
Alberto Contador crashes at one of the worst possible times in the Vuelta. With three big mountain stages ahead, the Tinkoff leader is on the back foot.
A world champion’s nightmare
Triple world champion Pauline Ferrand-Prévot opens up about her dismal 2016 season. She leaves the Rio Olympics with no results and disappointment.
Preview: What you should know about GP de Plouay, the penultimate Women’s WorldTour race of 2016
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Meersman Takes Second Vuelta Stage Win
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Contador evades crash, remains uncertain about form
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