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.
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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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PETER SAGAN WINS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
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Peter Sagan outclasses field and solos to World Championship win
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In waiting for a sprint, Matthews gambled and lost
Betting on a sprint cost Matthews the pot
Sagan credits instincts over strategy
"I’m no good at strategy. I can just do what I did," says new rainbow jersey Peter Sagan
No medals, but plenty of mettle, for Team USA
Americans were on the attack throughout as the world came to Richmond
WILCOCKSON: A LEGACY FOR WOMEN’S ROAD RACING
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Sagan holds his fire, takes one shot and hits the bull’s-eye
An economical Sagan makes one move, and it sticks, blazing the descent to the final Governor Street climb and the rainbow jersey
What they expect: Start-line quotes from men’s road worlds
No one seemed to know what to expect at the start of the men's road race, but everyone agreed it should be a challenging day on the bike
Armitstead Goes Roaring into Richmond
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Richmond worlds: Endless possibilities for men’s road race
The elite men’s road race will be a wide-open affair; with three short, steep climbs in the closing 5km and a chance of showers, almost anything can happen
Matthews, Gerrans weigh up possible Australian success heading into world road race championships
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WILCOCKSON: A RISKY ROAD TO THE RAINBOW JERSEY
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Great Britain’s Armitstead wins women’s world road championship
Great Britain's Lizzie Armitstead won the women's world road championship Saturday in Richmond; American Megan Guarnier finished third
Sky confirms Landa, Kwiatkowski next?
Team Sky confirms Mikel Landa for next season as the British outfit bolsters its 2016 lineup. Kwiatkowski is likely next for Sky.
Kristoff hoping for a bunch sprint at worlds
Alexander Kristoff acknowledges the potential for an attacker to steal the day. But he's expecting — and hoping for — a sprint finish.
Degenkolb’s confidence returns, just in time for worlds
When John Degenkolb raised his arms across the final finish line of the Vuelta, his missing confidence returned. Now, he says, he's ready for the worlds.
Preview: elite men’s World Championships road race
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UCI road world championships: Greipel plays down talk of a bunch sprint, says Degenkolb will lead German team
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Ledanois wins U23 worlds road race by the skin of his teeth
France delivers a one-two punch, sending Kevin Ledanois off the front to victory, while Anthony Turgis sits on the chase and takes third.
Who will take home the rainbow jersey?
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U.S. team rallies around Guarnier
Despite a late change to its roster, Team USA ready to ride for Guarnier in worlds, but Olds will be ready to sprint for the win as well.
Valverde doesn’t like the look of Richmond circuit
Alejandro Valverde has an impressive worlds medal count, but the 2015 race circuit may not favor his strengths.
Pauline Ferrand-Prevot looks to pad historic resume in Richmond
Pauline Ferrand-Prevot won three world titles in the last year in road cycling, cyclocross, and mountain biking. She's eyeing another one.
A blast from the past: current and former pros as juniors
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Will wireless shifting be a game-changer? SRAM introduces eTAP
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Minguez admits Richmond course is ‘not ideal for Spain’
Spain's national coach says the Richmond course should deliver an exciting race, but he's not sure it favors his Spanish climbers.
Worlds road races could be very French affairs
Young Julian Alaphilippe may be France's best chance at breaking an 18-year drought in the elite men's road race at worlds.
Racing for last place
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Reviewed: BLK TEC C1 tubular wheelset
Purpose-driven and exceptionally stiff, the C1 wheels are a climber's (and sprinter's) best friend. Just watch out on windy days.
Review: The virtual world of Zwift – Just a game, or will it change the way we train?
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Ridden and reviewed: Women’s road shoes
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Dumoulin uncertain about Worlds ITT after “surprising” Vuelta
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The Class of 2010: the incredible talent of the Geelong Worlds U23 road race
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The Story of Pablove
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Elusive rainbow: Four greats who never won the worlds
Winning the rainbow jersey is one of cycling's major goals, but there are a few major names who never won the world championships.
Cavendish undergoes ‘successful’ shoulder surgery
Mark Cavendish's season ends on a sour note as an AC ligament tear requires surgery after Tour of Britain crash.
Full Circle: ‘Fast’ Freddie ends career where it began
Fred Rodriguez ends his 17-year professional career at Richmond worlds, racing the team time trial with the Jelly Belly squad.
Ten things I liked at Interbike this year
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Cavendish likely to ink MTN deal, say agents
The growing consensus is that sprint star Mark Cavendish will join Pro Continental team MTN-Qhubeka in 2016, leaving Etixx-Quick-Step.
2011 world champ Cavendish to miss Richmond worlds with injury
British sprinter Mark Cavendish is still suffering from a left shoulder injury he sustained in a recent crash at the Tour of Britain.
WILCOCKSON: REMEMBERING THE ’86 COLORADO WORLDS
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After impressing on US circuit, Reijnen secures two year contract with Trek Factory Racing
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Kiel Reijnen signs with Trek Factory Racing
The 29-year-old American makes the jump to the UCI WorldTour from Pro Continental team UnitedHealthcare.
Richmond 2015: A worlds without Nibali?
The classics-style course may not be a good fit for the grand tour star, and he could be left off Italy's roster.
Nash solos to CrossVegas victory
Katerina Nash takes a flyer on the second-to-last lap, and her bold move pays off with a big win at the first CX World Cup in the U.S.
Valverde: From the Vuelta to worlds
Alejandro Valverde has had a long, consistently successful season, but can he cap it off with a rainbow jersey in Richmond?
British team loses Thomas for worlds, Cavendish still undecided
Geraint Thomas said this week he'll miss the world championships, and an injured Mark Cavendish could join him.