Fort Lewis, King University win collegiate MTB nationals
Fort Lewis College and King University each triumph with late surges on Sunday to win collegiate championships in West Virginia.
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Dyck earns second Canadian cyclocross national championship
The Naked Factory Racing rider follows up her 2012 win with a victory in Winnipeg.
Gagne pedals to Canadian national ’cross championship
The rider from Québec rides to victory in the men's race, with Geoff Kabush taking second and Aaron Schooler placing third.
Wout Van Aert continues winning ways in Zonhoven
Wout Van Aert continues his winning ways, dominating the second round of the Superprestige series in the sand pit of Zonhoven
Degenkolb Crumbles Criterium de Saitama
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Sean Lake wins Grafton to Inverell
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Why cycling makes us happy: the positive psychology of being on the bike
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Japan Producing Future Sprinters
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Seven prominent riders without contracts for 2016
With the season over, a few top pros are left without teams for 2016 — time is running out for them to secure spots in the WorldTour.
Men to watch at the Canadian ’cross championships
A number of riders are expected to be in the mix at this weekend's national championship in Winnipeg.
Chaos, anticipation and relief: the Warrny from the feedzone
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2016 Tour de France: Balanced is better
Although the Tour lacks the bombastic mountains of recent tours of Spain or Italy, its balanced approach should showcase exciting racing.
Get more from massage: 10 tips
Massage can help with recovery, but it has to be done correctly. Here are 10 things to know in order to make the most of your rub-down.
Trio of riders lead women’s field at Canadian ’cross nationals
Maghalie Rochette, Mical Dyck, and Leah Kirchmann are all expected to be in the mix this weekend in Winnipeg.
2016 TDF Route Presentation
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Froome: 2016 Tour route ‘suits me better’ than 2015 course
The two-time Tour de France champion says the 2016 course, which was unveiled Tuesday, favors his "all-round" racing style.
Climb-heavy 2016 Tour de France route unveiled
Tour director Christian Prudhomme announces a climb-heavy course that features Mont Ventoux, Mont Blanc, and the Col du Tourmalet.
Where it went wrong for Matt Goss: “The last two years haven’t been perfect”
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Mollema Mauls Japan Cup RR
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Bauke Mollema sprints to victory in Japan Cup Cycle Road Race
The Trek rider proves the strongest of a small group sprinting for the victory
Lars van der Haar wins Valkenburg World Cup stop
Dutchman Lars van der Haar puts on quite a show for the home folks during round two of the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup in the Netherlands
Cancellara makes early return to racing in order to boost 2016 prospects
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Scott Sunderland wins the 100th edition of the Melbourne to Warrnambool
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Trade news round-up: Betancur to Movistar, and more
It was a busy week for pro cycling's agents as numerous notable pros renewed contracts or traded to new teams for 2016.
Bikes of the Bunch: Cipollini RB1K
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A clean slate for Leigh Howard: “I was going down a path that wasn’t moving in the direction I wanted”
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Reviewed: Santa Cruz Stigmata cyclocross bike
With quick-steering and the ability to excel on technical courses, the Stigmata hits the mark on several aspects.
Behind the scenes of the Abu Dhabi Tour on-bike live coverage experiment
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Reviewed: Niner BSB 9 RDO cyclocross bike
Niner put together a versatile ride in the BSB 9 RDO. It's comfortable, but it doesn't quite cut it as a pure 'cross race bike.
Workhorse Siutsou joins Dimension Data
Kanstanstin Siutsou joins an increasingly formidable Dimension Data roster for the 2016 season.
Dumoulin and Barguil extend with Giant-Alpecin until end of 2018
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The 2015 CT Awards: the season’s best performers
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Henderson, Vanendert confirmed as staying with Lotto-Soudal
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Reviewed: Felt F1X cyclocross bike
Felt's F1X is a great bike for the cyclocross race course, but it isn't quite as maneuverable as we'd like it to be.
Aussie Cameron Meyer signs with Dimension Data
The South African-registered team says it will bring one more rider onboard before closing out its 2016 roster.
The Ella Awards: celebrating the best of the season
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Without Marcel Kittel, what are Giant-Alpecin’s new ambitions?
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Chaves Wins First Abu Dhabi Tour
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Chaves confirms Abu Dhabi title as Viviani wins finale
Esteban Chaves notches his first win in a pro stage race as Elia Viviani pips the world champ to take the final stage
Trentin wins Paris-Tours as puncture deflates Van Avermaet
Greg Van Avermaet is well positioned in the final, but a flat takes him out of the battle with Matteo Trentin and Tosh Van der Sande
“When I was racing in Europe” – 10 ways to spot a fake ex-pro
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Esteban Chaves on track for first pro GC win in Abu Dhabi Tour
On the heels of an impressive showing at the Vuelta, Chaves is set to win the inaugural Abu Dhabi Tour with a lone flat stage remaining
Viviani Vaults into Abu Dhabi Lead
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Roadtripping Malaysia
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Boonen suffers skull fracture at Abu Dhabi Tour, further tests to be carried out
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Europe’s last dance: Strong field heads to Paris-Tours
One of the oldest races in Europe, Paris-Tours should be an exciting finale to the European racing calendar on Sunday.
Boonen out of Abu Dhabi Tour after crash knocks him unconscious
The Belgian went down hard around 55km into Friday's stage 2 at the four-day race in the desert.
Abu Dhabi Tour: Viviani beats Sagan in stage 2 sprint finish
The Sky rider out-sprints the world champion at the finish line of the second stage in the Middle Eastern race.
Liv-Plantur signs Canadian Leah Kirchmann
Former Canadian national champion signs with Liv-Plantur to take on her first year as a European professional.
‘Generous’ Sagan rides for team in rainbow jersey debut
World champ Peter Sagan, feeling a bit run-down from post-Richmond travel and events, chose to work for Bennati on Thursday.
Guardini nabs stage 1 win at Abu Dhabi Tour
The Astana rider wins the stage in a high-speed bunch sprint in the desert heat.
Peter Sagan’s world championship-themed Specialized Tarmac
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Book excerpt: ‘How Bad Do You Want It?’
In a new book from VeloPress, author Matt Fitzgerald considers the psychology behind Greg LeMond's brilliant 1989 Tour victory.
Charity ride Do’s and Don’ts
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Adam Phelan’s Video Diary: Lessons in the WorldTour
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Kittel Moves To Etixx-Quick Step
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Kittel inks two year contract with Ettix – Quick-Step
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The real Peter Sagan: beneath the surface, who is the new world champion?
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Boonen wins Sparkassen Munsterland
Tom Boonen sprints to victory in Germany after his teammate Tony Martin attacks in the final laps to cue up the Etixx sprint.
Kittel leaves Giant-Alpecin one year before end of contract: ‘I want to make a fresh start’
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“Every day I think about Rio”: exclusive video with Lizzie Armitstead
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Kittel confirms split with Giant-Alpecin
After five years with Giant-Alpecin, Marcel Kittel will leave the team after a tumultuous season.
Inside the Deloitte deal that brought Cavendish to Dimension Data
Professional services firm Deloitte stepped in and co-sponsored the squad, which helped bring Cavendish to the African-based outfit.
The unwritten rules for ‘calling a ride’
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Criterium racing: the Do’s and Dont’s
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Eight tips for extending your season with ‘cross
Even seasoned roadies can benefit from some fun fall racing. Here are eight pointers to help you dabble successfully in cyclocross.
Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race upgraded to 1.HC status for 2016
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Giro d’Italia 2016 route accidentally leaked
The Giro d'Italia's 2016 route was inadvertently revealed, and it features three different time trial tests.
First Ride: Niner RKT9, a dedicated trail racer
An evolution from the Jet line, Niner's RKT9 is a dedicated XC racer that balances quick steering and short travel suspension
Nibali solos to victory in Tre Valli
Vincenzo Nibali earns another fall one-day victory in Italy ahead of Sunday's Il Lombardia.
Report: Kittel to sever ties with Giant, sign with Etixx
The German sprinter has worked out a deal to end his contract with Giant a year early, according to a report.
Kelly: A change of scene might be just what Cavendish needs
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WILCOCKSON: SAGAN IS AN OLD-STYLE, NEW-STYLE CHAMP
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Farrar welcomes Cavendish, promises to lead-out former rival
American Tyler Farrar admits his best days as a pure sprinter are behind him, and he's eager to work for Cavendish in the sprints.
Cavendish ‘super excited’ to join Team Dimension Data, Renshaw and Eisel also confirmed
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Team Belgium falls short at Richmond worlds
Belgium leads the overall gold medal count in the UCI Road Worlds road race, but it failed to earn one this year.
Tinkov on Sagan’s worlds win: ‘Peter is the beast!’
The Tinkoff-Saxo owner reacts to Peter Sagan's triumph in Sunday's road race at the UCI Road World Championships.
Photo gallery: Highlights from the 2015 Road World Championships
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