French stars gear up for Corsican showdown
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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.
145th place a small victory for Boeckmans
After a 2015 crash that left him in a coma, Kris Boeckmans is back to racing at the Handzame Classic in Belgium.
Editors’ Picks: Who will win Sanremo?
The VeloNews editorial staff predicts who will win Milano-Sanremo, the season's first monument.
Sanremo albatross: Five who haven’t won (yet)
A handful of top riders have come close to Sanremo glory — Andrew Hood considers five favorites who've never broken through in Italy.
Catalunya to offer gut check for GC favorites
Spain's oldest stage race has a sparkling start list, but we may see an outsider win the overall at the climbing-centric Volta a Catalunya.
Weekend preview: Racing through Italy
Two major Italian races are on the menu: Men face Milano-Sanremo, while the Women's WorldTour rides the hills of Trofeo Alfredo Binda.
11 things you should know about the 2016 Milan-San Remo
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Sanremo full of gnawing uncertainty
The 300-kilometer Milano-Sanremo might seem predictable, but it's far from it. Andrew Hood takes a closer look at "la Classicissima."
The Shot: Tirreno’s pivotal sprint
BrakeThrough Media explains how they captured the perfect photo of the dramatic stage 6 finish at Tirreno-Adriatico.
Eight talking points from Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico
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Dupont stuns with Nokere Koerse sprint win
Timothy Dupont wins Noekere Koerse by a bike-throw, earning a surprise victory ahead of WorldTour heavies.
Paris-Nice is path to Sanremo success
Recently, Milano-Sanremo winners have honed form at Paris-Nice — Bouhanni and Matthews look sharp ahead of Saturday's monument.
Froome faces unfinished business at Catalunya
Despite all his success, Chris Froome has yet to finish on the Volta a Catalunya podium. He'll try again next week.
Don’t discount youngster Gaviria for Sanremo
Fernando Gaviria, 21, has already made several impressions on cycling's elite. He'll test himself in the 300km Italian monument.
Sagan doesn’t like how Van Avermaet races smart
Peter Sagan criticizes Van Avermaet's tactics in pivotal Tirreno stage 6, but really, he should be learning from the winner instead.
Vos: Time off was worse than suffering on the bike
Marianne Vos, once the invincible champion, admits that taking time off the bike in 2015 was one of her hardest challenges, but now she's back racing.
Reijnen building toward Ardennes Classics, Vuelta a España
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Van Avermaet no longer the nearly man
With the spring's biggest classics coming soon, Greg Van Avermaet is in winning form, primed for Tirreno-Adriatico victory, then a monument.
Van Avermaet out-sprints all-star break
Greg Van Avermaet takes GC lead at Tirreno-Adriatico in a surprise breakaway of eight sprinters and classics aces.
The All-Inspiring Race to The Sun
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Euro move pays off quickly for Kirchmann
Leah Kirchmann is quickly settling into her new digs, notching Liv – Plantur's first win of 2016 in Sunday's Drentse Acht van Westerveld
Tinkoff cries foul over motorbikes in oh-so-close Paris-Nice
Tinkoff sport director Sean Yates says TV motos helped pace Geraint Thomas in the final stage of Paris-Nice
The Epic Battle Unfolds
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On the scene in Drenthe: Boels-Dolmans takes another Women’s WorldTour win
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Blaak triumphs at Ronde van Drenthe
Boels – Dolmans racks up another Women's WorldTour victory as Chantal Blaak wins Saturday's Ronde van Drenthe
Bo knows the Tour de France: ‘Those guys are real athletes’
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Etixx DS: Gaviria is best neo-pro I’ve ever seen
Etixx – Quick-Step's 21-year-old sprint sensation Fernando Gaviria celebrates his first win in the big leagues — with more to come.
Lutsenko foils bunch sprint at Paris-Nice
With a crafty solo attack in the final hills of Paris-Nice stage 5, Astana's Alexey Lutsenko wins the day ahead of the sprinters.
Tirreno: Gaviria’s first WorldTour win
Etixx – Quick-Step goes two in a row at Tirreno, with Fernando Gaviria, 21, claiming the biggest sprint win of his young career.
No Sanremo for weary Kittel
The German sprinter says he'll pass on racing the 291km classic after struggling in the cold and snow at Paris-Nice this week.
Jack Haig’s Diary: From Australia to South Africa to Strade Bianche
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Behaved Bouhanni Captures Stage 4
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Is Cavendish overbooked with 2016 goals?
Mark Cavendish still needs to square away his Olympic ambitions, especially since Dimension Data expects him to perform at Tour.
Paris Nice, stage 4: Bouhanni’s redemption
Nacer Bouhanni gets a much-needed stage win in Paris-Nice, ahead of Theuns and Greipel. Matthews keeps the overall lead.
Kristoff: I need better form to win Sanremo
Alexander Kristoff says he's not yet strong enough to win the March 19 Italian classic for the second time in three years.
Paris-Nice snow fiasco: Fractures, frayed nerves
A day after stage 3 was canceled because of snow and cold, riders and sport directors are frustrated with how it all played out.
Horner, Dombrowski among riders expected as Tour of Utah announces 12 of 16 teams
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Van Garderen puts Tirreno rivals on notice
BMC roars into the first day of Tirreno, positioning its GC leader, Tejay van Garderen ahead of rivals Nibali, Valverde, and Pinot.
Clash to Controversy at Paris-Nice
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The Deutschland Tour Returns
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Gallery: Paris-Nice’s controversial stage 2 sprint
A complete photo sequence of Tuesday's controversial sprint finish at Paris-Nice.
ASO to revive Deutschland Tour as part of major agreement to develop cycling in Germany
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Paris-Nice: Bouhanni relegated, Matthews wins
Nacer Bouhanni and Michael Matthews bump and nearly crash in the Paris-Nice stage 2 sprint. Jury awards stage to the Aussie.
Demare Wins Paris-Nice’s Classic Stage
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Boonen using Paris-Nice to hone Roubaix form
Tom Boonen may have been complaining about the cold in Paris-Nice Monday, but his form is heating up for the classics.
Ostrich chases cyclists
An ostrich chases cyclists on a road in South Africa.
Paris-Nice: Demare delivers sprint win
French sprinter Arnaud Démare sprints to victory on a tricky Paris-Nice stage that includes dirt roads and short, punchy climbs.
Kittel may try his hand at “sprinter’s classic”
Etixx team officials say Marcel Kittel may, in fact, race Milano-Sanremo, despite saying earlier this year that he wouldn't try the monument.