Caleb Ewan in the mix for World Championships road race selection
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BMC, Jamis directors address tensions from USA Pro Challenge
In pro cycling, there are at least two sides to every story, with unwritten rules interpreted differently by varying parties.
Tom Dumoulin at crossroads with time on his side
Giant-Alpecin's Dumoulin is a strong time trialist who is improving in the climbs. Could he develop into a grand tour contender?
Australian National Team results at Trophee d’Or play integral part of Australia’s success in Europe in 2015
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Caleb Ewan takes maiden Grand Tour victory on stage five of Vuelta a España
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Ewan: ‘Orica team respects me, that’s the difference’
Only a 21-year-old neo-pro, Caleb Ewan has full backing of his Orica-GreenEdge team, and he's already delivered with a Vuelta stage win.
Vuelta stage 5: Ewan opens grand tour account
Young Caleb Ewan gets the better of the sprint stars for his first grand tour victory as Dumoulin grabs GC lead by a second.
The Wireless Future: SRAM RED eTap
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Chaves growing by the day in Vuelta leader’s jersey
The 5-foot-5, sub-120-pound Orica-GreenEdge rider has been the race leader since stage 2.
SRAM comes out swinging with Red eTap
All the details about SRAM's brand-new, groundbreaking wireless electric drivetrain, just revealed in Europe.
Valverde outpaces Sagan to take stage four of Vuelta a España
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Women’s USA Pro Challenge Journal: Lighting a spark
Kristen Legan reflects on three days of hard, rewarding racing at the inaugural women's tour in Colorado.
Agent shoots down transfer rumors, says Kittel will honor 2016 contract
Marcel Kittel's agent assures that his star client will fulfill the final year of his contract with Giant-Alpecin in 2016.
No worlds for Kittel as Germans tap Greipel, Degenkolb
In another blow for Marcel Kittel, the German national team is overlooking him in favor of Andre Greipel and John Degenkolb for Richmond.
A crash course in European bunch etiquette for Australia’s development riders
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Has the Tourminator Returned?
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Sagan takes first Grand Tour stage win in two years on day three of Vuelta a España
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Peter Sagan gets much needed morale boost
Peter Sagan gets the monkey off his back, winning stage 3 at the Vuelta, his first grand tour victory since 2013.
Fabian Cancellara’s Vuelta comeback cut short
Cancellara forced to abandon the Vuelta after only three stages due to illness. He has twice suffered broken vertebrae this season as well.
Kiel Reijnen, America’s best rider not on a WorldTour team
Reijnen's career is on a different course than some of his peers, but he's worked his way to the very front of the young U.S. peloton.
A Week of Dominance
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Pro-Lite Bortola A21W and Bracciano A42 wheelsets review
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Dennis confirms title at USA Pro Challenge
Rohan Dennis confirms his title at the USA Pro Challenge as John Murphy takes the finale from Taylor Phinney
Chaves Induces Might of Colombia
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Chaves takes stage win and red leader’s jersey for Orica-GreenEdge on stage two of the Vuelta a España
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Kristin Armstrong claims 1st Women’s USA Pro Challenge
Coryn Rivera sprints to the final stage win as Kristin Armstrong takes the overall in the first Women's USA Pro Challenge
Jolien d’Hoore sprints to Vårgårda victory to pull on World Cup leader’s jersey
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Greipel sprints to Vattenfall Cyclassics victory
André Greipel takes a big one-day win at the Vattenfall Cyclassics in Hamburg, Germany
Jolien D’hoore takes Vargarda win and overall World Cup lead
A banner day for Wiggle-Honda sees Jolien D'hoore take a win and the overall World Cup lead in Sweden
Orica’s Chaves wins stage 2, takes lead in Vuelta
Johan Esteban Chaves Rubio shows strength in a steep finale, taking the stage win and the red leader's jersey as some favorites lose time
Wiles Smashes 400-meter Sprint Victory
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Krueziger Takes Flight in Torturous Breakaway
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Kreuziger bests breakaway companions to win Pro Challenge stage 6
Kreuziger proves the strongest in a six-man breakaway group to take the win in Fort Collins, as Dennis retains his overall race lead
Armstrong Initiates Women’s Pro Challenge
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Dennis Does What He Does Best
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Caleb Ewan sets targets on eve of first Grand Tour: “I’m here for experience, but I’d obviously like a win”
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Squire seeks respect with USA Pro Challenge podium in his sights
Robbie Squire of Hincapie Racing is third overall entering Friday's time trial, but he says the peloton hasn't been kind to him.
Jack Haig’s Diary: a heavy race block
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Dennis Pulls on Yellow
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Five reasons to get excited about the Vårgårda World Cups
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Reijnen Rises to the Challenge
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Reijnen reigns in Aspen, wins USAPC stage 3 sprint
After being dropped on Independence Pass, UnitedHealthcare's Kiel Reijnen claws his way back to lead group and wins Pro Challenge stage 3.
Patrick Bevin and Ryan Mullen sign contracts with Cannondale-Garmin
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BMC in control at USA Pro Challenge, but for which rider?
Brent Bookwalter and Rohan Dennis are first and second on GC at the USA Pro Challenge, and it's not entirely clear who the leader is.
BMC Blasts off with Bookwalter
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Cancellara, Schleck to lead Trek at Vuelta
Cancellara is returning after crashing out of the Tour de France with a broken back.
Phinney back on top with Pro Challenge stage victory
Taylor Phinney sprints to victory in the opening stage of the USA Pro Challenge 15 months after shattering his left leg in a crash.
Phinney Powered by Local Pride
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RAAM Bam Thank You Ma’am: A post-RAAM winning roundtable with the Veloroos
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Bookwalter quietly confident as GC favorite at Pro Challenge
Brent Bookwalter proves himself a capable captain for BMC with podium result in Utah, but says he'll be opportunistic at USA Pro Challenge.
He’s back: Phinney wins Pro Challenge stage 1
He's back. Taylor Phinney takes a fairytale win in home state's USA Pro Challenge, sprinting to victory in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
Lakata and Langvad break Leadville course records
Alban Lakata finishes Leadville Trail 100 in under six hours, as Annika Langvad beats women's course record by 18 minutes.
Boswell to help Froome at Vuelta in grand tour debut
Sky reveals its Vuelta a Espana lineup as Chris Froome prepares to take on the Tour-Vuelta double.
The Transcontinental Race: crossing Europe by bike in 16 days
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Taaramäe Captures the Arctic Race
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Anything is possible: a Route de France wrap-up with Kimberley Wells
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Hermans Rises into Arctic Lead
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The skinned cat, Gandalf the Grey and the cave man: Kimberley Wells on Route de France stage five
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Bennett Brings a Beating
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Bennett stuns with sprint win in Norway stage 2
Sam Bennett returns to his winning ways in stage 2 of the Arctic Race of Norway, beating WorldTour heavies in fast sprint finale.
USA Pro Challenge preview: Could 2015 be the first year of a foreign winner?
This year's Colorado stage race is wide-open, but it again hinges on a crucial time trial and tough, high-altitude climbing.
A win for Loren Rowney and a confidence boost for the Australian National Team: A Route de France stage four Q&A
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Adam Phelan’s Video Diary: Life Elevated
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Kristoff Sprints For Superiority
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Kristoff’s worlds buildup off to a great start
The Tour de France didn't live up to Alexander Kristoff's high expectations, but a win in Norway has him confident with worlds on horizon.
Kristoff, Boasson Hagen delight home crowd in Norway
Alexander Kristoff wins ahead of Edvald Boasson Hagen, making it a one-two finish for Norwegians at the Arctic Race of Norway.
Peter Sagan and Simpson’s Paradox: How the ‘worst’ sprinter keeps winning the green jersey
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FDJ sends Boucher home after rider defies team orders, goes clear in break in Eneco Tour
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Bennett aims for late-season success after a rough Tour
After illness sent him packing from the Tour de France, Sam Bennett hopes to close out his up-and-down season with success in Norway.
A race blown to bits and the Barefoot Bandit: Kimberley Wells on Route de France stage three
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Degenkolb leads Giant-Alpecin for Vuelta a España, alternative programme for Kittel
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No Kittel as Degenkolb, Dumoulin, Craddock tapped for Vuelta
Marcel Kittel will miss yet another grand tour as Giant-Alpecin leaves him off Vuelta roster despite German sprinter's win in Poland.
Boonen wins big at Eneco Tour stage 3
Tom Boonen earns his first WorldTour win since 2012 as Jesper Asselman holds onto overall lead in technical Ardooie sprint finish.
Nature break breakaways and European podiums: Kimberley Wells on Route de France stage two
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Greipel grabs stage 2 win at Eneco Tour
André Greipel sprints to victory in stage 2 of the Eneco Tour as Jesper Asselman seizes the overall lead thanks to time bonuses.
Reviewed: Vittoria Qurano 46 tubular road wheels
Graphene-enhanced wheels are light and tough, not to mention mechanic-friendly with a tool-free rear hub and external spoke nipples.
Behind-the-scenes bartering and keeping it upright: a Route de France double diary with Kimberley Wells
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Kristoff looks to get back to winning ways in Norway
Alexander Kristoff (Katusha) headlines the start list at the Arctic Race of Norway this week. The race runs August 13-16.
Women’s USA Pro Challenge Teams Announced
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