Preview: Flanders is bike racing at its finest
The Tour of Flanders is the greatest one-day race on the pro calendar, requiring a combination of strength and acumen found nowhere else.
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Kristoff falls short in De Panne defense
Lieuwe Westra snatches the GC title from Alexander Kristoff with a strong showing in Driedaagse De Panne's final time trial.
Kwiatkowski takes on ‘Sky’s blind spot’ at Flanders
The British team says its roster for this weekend's Tour of Flanders is the strongest lineup it's ever fielded in the race.
Kittel makes up for De Panne miss with stage 3a win
The German takes stage 3a in a reduced-field sprint after a late crash takes out most of the riders in the peloton.
Update: Trixi Worrack aiming to come back after having kidney removed
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Viviani Cleans up Kittel and Kristoff
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Photo gallery: Marianne Vos back on the top step of the podium
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Prudential Ridelondon puts up 100,000 Euro women’s prize purse, biggest in the world
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De Panne: Viviani spoils Etixx party
Despite a perfect lead-out from Etixx – Quick-Step, Elia Viviani beats Marcel Kittel in Driedaagse De Panne's stage 2 sprint.
Is Oscar Gatto Peter Sagan’s secret Flanders weapon?
Sagan will start Sunday's Tour of Flanders as one of the favorites to win, and his right-hand man on the road will be Oscar Gatto.
Heinrich Haussler to lead IAM at Flanders and Roubaix
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Kristoff Dominates Astana Duo
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The Secret Pro: Processing death, race motos, terrorism, extreme weather, and more
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Flanders: Van Avermaet on the verge
An older, wiser Greg Van Avermaet heads into the holy week of cobbled races, ready to vie for glory at Tour of Flanders and Roubaix.
Outnumbered Kristoff wins in Zottegem
Facing two Astana riders in the Driedaagse De Panne finale, Alexander Kristoff keeps his cool and delivers a blistering sprint to win stage 1.
Vanmarcke on track for first monument win
Sep Vanmarcke comes close to a big win at Gent-Wevelgem — if all goes well at Tour of Flanders, he'll be a threat for the win.
First-look review: Feedback Sports Omnium portable trainer
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Photo gallery: E3 Harelbeke & Gent-Wevelgem
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Kittel Responds to Tragedy
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Open letter: Marcel Kittel calls for increased safety in professional cycling
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Lotto-Soudal Builds for Flanders
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Kittel: Safety deserves same priority as anti-doping
Marcel Kittel sounds off on the death of Demoitié, saying the UCI and organizers need to prioritize rider safety and make meaningful improvements.
Catalunya crystal ball: TDF favorites on form
With Nairo Quintana, Alberto Contador, and Chris Froome all at Volta a Catalunya, we have a clearer picture of how the top Tour riders compare.
Photo gallery: with yet another win in Gent-Wevelgem, Boels-Dolmans continues winning streak
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Quintana Sends Early Season Warning
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Cycling therapy in Gent-Wevelgem, where Chantal Blaak claims her second Women’s WorldTour win
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The Rainbow Stripes Strike
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Rainbow curse, lifted! Peter Sagan wins Gent-Wevelgem from breakaway
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Sagan trades ‘mistakes’ for first win of 2016
Peter Sagan plays it to perfection at Gent-Wevelgem, getting clear with a four-man group and leaving enough in the tank to sprint for the victory
Sagan gets his win at Gent-Wevelgem
Peter Sagan takes a second career Gent-Wevelgem title, besting fellow escapees Sep Vanmarcke and Viacheslav Kuznetsov in a cagey sprint
Blaak takes women’s Gent-Wevelgem title
Chantal Blaak delivers yet another WorldTour win for Boels – Dolmans
Tsatevich nabs Catalunya finale as Quintana seals GC
Katusha's Alexey Tsatevich holds on to take the Volta a Catalunya's seventh stage from the breakaway as Nairo Quntana wraps up the overall title
Cimolai Captures Close Finish
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Pressure on Sagan mounting as De Ronde looms
With the Tour of Flanders fast approaching, Peter Sagan has yet to nab a victory in 2016 despite racking up six second-place finishes
Bennett and Pinot nab wins in Corsica
Sam Bennett sprints to the stage 1 victory and Thibaut Pinot takes the stage 2 TT and the GC lead Saturday at the Critérium International
Cimolai sprints to Catalunya stage 6 win
The peloton dashes the breakaway's hopes inside the final kilometer of the Volta a Catalunya's sixth stage
Bevin ready to bounce back at Gent-Wevelgem
After fracturing his rib at Paris-Nice, Cannondale neo-pro Patrick Bevin is set to resume his promising season at Gent-Wevelgem
Poels Brings Sky Redemption
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To the line! Kwiatkowski wins a thrilling E3 Harelbeke ahead of Sagan
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Kwiatko Breaks Sagan at E3 Harelbeke
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E3 Harelbeke: Empty-handed Etixx calls out rivals
Etixx – Quick-Step had strength in numbers in the E3 finale, but couldn't pull off a result, much to the dismay of team boss Patrick Lefevere.
Kwiatkowski’s sneaky fast Strava data from E3
Michal Kwiatkowski's Strava data from his big win at E3 might not blow you away, but the numbers reveal a savvy, hard effort.
Editors’ Picks: Who will win Gent-Wevelgem?
Gent-Wevelgem packs a double punch with both men's and women's WorldTour races. Here are our picks to win.
Kwiatkowski defeats Sagan at E3
Former world champ Michal Kwiatkowski sprints to victory after a long-range attack with Peter Sagan at E3 Harelbeke.
Poels posts solo win in Catalunya stage 5
Wout Poels redeems Sky with a big solo victory in Volta a Catalunya's stage 5. Nairo Quintana keeps his overall lead.
Weekend outlook: Cobbles, Catalunya, Criterium
With Volta a Catalunya, Critérium International, and Gent-Wevelgem on the calendar, this weekend offers nearly every flavor of racing.
Preview: Gent-Wevelgem, a sprinter’s classic?
Will Sunday's cobbled race end with a mad dash to the line thanks to a long run into Wevelgem, or will an opportunist take over?
Breschel banking on altitude bounce on flats of Flanders
Matti Breschel talks about working for Oleg Tinkov, switching to Cannondale, aiming for Roubaix, and how the peloton has changed.
French stars gear up for Corsican showdown
Critérium International is just two days long, but it features racing for sprinters, time trialists, and climbers alike.
E3: Sagan’s chance to crack rainbow curse
E3 Harelbeke may be Peter Sagan's best opportunity yet to break the rainbow jersey curse with his first win of 2016.
Editor’s Picks: Who will win E3 Harelbeke?
E3 Harelbeke takes on the hellengen and bergs of Flanders. VeloNews experts name their favorites to win Friday's WorldTour showdown.
Preview: Van Avermaet primed for E3 victory
Friday's E3 Harelbeke will go on as planned, despite Tuesday's attacks in Brussels, and Belgian Greg Van Avermaet is an outright favorite.
Photo gallery: Despite bombings, racing continued in Belgium
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Martin Unleashes Monstrous Attack
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Amy Pieters wins Dwars door Vlaanderen
Wiggle – High5 goes one-two at Dwars door Vlaanderen with Amy Pieters winning ahead of Jolien D'hoore.
Catalunya: Martin is master on La Molina
Dan Martin's devastating turn of speed on the final steep climb wins stage 3 at Volta a Catalunya. He now leads the overall.
Debusschere wins Dwars door Vlaanderen
Jens Debusschere wins his first classic on a dark day in Belgium, out-sprinting Bryan Coquard, who sat up too soon to celebrate.
Wallays Ready to Repeat DDVL Win
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Catalunya encore: Bouhanni wins stage 2
Nacer Bouhanni is two-for-two at the Volta a Catalunya, winning the stage 2 sprint after a monstrous lead-out from his Cofidis squad.
Uniquely vulnerable: The Tour and terrorism
A security expert says the Tour de France is almost impossible to secure, raising concerns after the Paris terrorist attacks.
Bouhanni Bursts into Catalunya
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Dark decades are over as French sprint into spring
Arnaud Démare's big win in Sanremo is further proof that French cycling has turned the corner after a couple dark decades.
Bouhanni wins Catalunya opener
Nacer Bouhanni sprinted to victory and the race's first leader's jersey in stage 1 of Volta a Catalunya.
Can Strava data silence Demare doubters?
Arnaud Démare set a new Strava KOM on the Cipressa at Sanremo, but he says the Strava data proves he didn't take a tow from a car.
Eight talking points from the 2016 Milan-San Remo
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Accused of holding onto a car, Milan-San Remo winner Démare denies wrongdoing
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Lizzie Armitstead takes back the Women’s World Tour leader’s jersey after another Italian win
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Polemica in Italy: Riders call out Demare for alleged tow at MSR
Eros Capecchi and Matteo Tosatto accuse Arnaud Démare of relying on a tow from his team car to rejoin the Sanremo peloton after a crash
Démare’s monumental San Remo victory: One for the outsiders
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Sagan Misses Monumental Chance
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Demare Wins Shocking Sanremo
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FDJ’s Arnaud Démare takes chaotic sprint at Milan-San Remo
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Sanremo: Frustrating finale for Gaviria, Bouhanni
After going strong for 290 kilometers, Fernando Gaviria hit the deck and Nacer Bouhanni suffered a mechanical in the final 1000 meters of Milano-Sanremo
Sagan and Cancellara show us how pros do bike handling
Peter Sagan and Fabian Cancellara put their bike handling skills on display avoiding a crash in the Milano-Sanremo finale
Haussler shows signs of life ahead of cobbles
2009 Milano-Sanremo runner-up Heinrich Haussler delivers his best monument classic result in years with a top-10 finish Saturday
Demare triumphs in stressful Sanremo
Arnaud Démare recovers from a crash to sprint to victory ahead of Ben Swift and Jurgen Roelandts in the first monument classic of 2016
Monument Milano Sanremo Arrives
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Milan-San Remo preview: Three riders, three different mindsets
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U.S. announces Olympics track team
USA Cycling names six riders for the Olympics, including its crack team pursuit squad that recently won worlds in London.
Editors’ Picks: Who will win Alfredo Binda?
The VeloNews editors weigh on on their picks to win Sunday's third Women's WorldTour of 2016, Trofeo Alfredo Binda.