Peta Mullens bests Rachel Neylan in two-up sprint for nationals road race gold
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Week in Tech: Strava training plans, Rapha, WTB saddles, Blackburn seeks Rangers
Strava adds training plans, Rapha's Paris-Nice capsule, WTB launches 2015 saddles, and Blackburn needs Rangers
Boonen, Cav, and co. looking to get back on track in 2015
Etixx-Quick-Step rolls into 2015 with the peloton's deepest squad, and will be even more ambitious as it aims to dominate all disciplines
Preview: Australian National Road Championships – women’s road race
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Porte to fight for Santos Tour Down Under win with strong Sky backing
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Wells continues hot streak and reclaims women’s Australian criterium title
Kimberley Wells overcomes turbulent 2014 season with four straight criterium wins and recaptures the Australian national title in 2015
New colors, same goals for Giant-Alpecin
Giant-Alpecin heads into 2015 with a strong cast of riders for sprints and one-day races, as well as growing confidence in Barguil for GC
Von Hoff clips Ewan to retain Australian national criterium championship
Steele von Hoff edges 2014 U23 national crit and road race champion Caleb Ewan to kickstart Australian road national championships
Steele Von Hoff wins Australian national criterium championship
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Kimberley Wells takes decisive victory to clinch criterium title at Australian Road Nationals
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Petacchi prolongs career with former Neri Sottoli squad, team now named Southeast Pro Cycling
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Highlights from the 2015 Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic
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Henderson wins final stage of Bay Crits, Ewan takes overall
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Bronzini wins stage 4 of Bay Crits, Chloe Hosking takes overall
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2014 Domestic Sprinters of the Year: Rivera and Holloway
Coryn Rivera and Daniel Holloway are Velo magazine's 2014 Domestic Sprinters of the Year
Mathieu van der Poel wins Soudal Classics round at Leuven
Mathieu van der Poel rides away from a strong front group to take a solo victory in a muddy Soudal Classics round at Leuven
Caleb Ewan wins stage 3 of Bay Crits
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Peta Mullens wins stage 3 of Bay Crits
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‘I want to be faster this year:’ Bennett targeting cycling’s top sprinters
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Caleb Ewan takes stage 2 of Bay Crits
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Gracie Elvin wins stage 2 of the Bay Crits in solo move
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2014 Domestic Teams of the Year: UnitedHealthcare and Team SmartStop
United Healthcare women's team and Team SmartStop each had banner years in 2014
Chloe Hosking takes first stage of Bay Crits in Elite Women
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Caleb Ewan wins first stage of Bay Crits Elite Men
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Marcel Kittel interview: “It is going to be a challenging year for everyone”
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2014 Domestic Women’s Rider of the Year: Alison Powers
Alison Powers became the first pro to hold the U.S. road, time trial, and criterium national championship titles at the same time
How to become a better criterium racer
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2014 Men’s Domestic Rider of the Year: Sergey Tsvetkov
Sergey Tsvetkov has steadily climbed the ranks, and notched some impressive performances in the most important U.S. stage races in 2014
Carmen Small aims at 2016 Olympic team pursuit
Former U.S. time trial champion Carmen Small is turning her attention toward the team pursuit for the Rio Olympics
2014 International Cyclist of the Year: Pauline Ferrand-Prevot
Whether she was astride a mountain bike, 'cross rig, or a road bike, Ferrand-Prévot was unstoppable in 2014, winning worlds and much more
Richie Porte: “My health is back where it needs to be”
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The Moments That Stood Out Most
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2014’s Most Versatile Rider: Bradley Wiggins
From the cobbles of Roubaix to the hills of California, Bradley Wiggins proved himself to be amazingly versatile in 2014
Lifetime Achievement Award: Jens Voigt
Jen Voigt's tireless appetite for breakaway punishment and glory made him one of the peloton's icons. He retired at the end of 2014
Van der Haar unstoppable in Heusden-Zolder ‘cross World Cup
Lars van der Haar can't be beat in Heusden-Zolder, attacking with authority and holding on to win, despite a late-race dropped chain
Marianne Vos wins Heusden-Zolder cyclocross World Cup
Marianne Vos wins the fifth round of the World Cup series, getting the better of Katerina Nash and teammate Pauline Ferrand-Prévot
International Teams of the Year: Omega Pharma-Quick Step and Rabo-Liv
Omega Pharma-Quick Step and Rabo-Liv dominate their respective pelotons in the 2014 season with well-rounded teams that won races all year
Tech FAQ: Mixing Shimano road, MTB Di2 derailleurs
Lennard Zinn addresses questions pertaining to interchanging various Shimano drivetrain parts
TAYLOR PHINNEY: IN THE MOMENT
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Classics Riders of the Year: Cancellara and Armitstead
Fabian Cancellara and Lizzie Armitstead show their class with consistent podiums and a few high-profile wins in the early-season races
2014 International Sprinters of the Year: Kittel and Wild
Marcel Kittel and Kirsten Wild's turns of speed are inarguably the most formidable in professional cycling
Avanti Racing Team: Middle-Earth and beyond…
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World champ Kwiatkowski aims for 2015 Sanremo and Ardennes
Team director Bramati says Kwiatkowski will be able to gain motivation from his newly-won rainbow jersey, despite weighty expectations
Top 14 stories of 2014: Riding with Eddy
Logan VonBokel tells the story of hopping in on Eddy Merckx's local group ride and rubbing elbows with legends of the sport
Milano-Sanremo brings back Via Roma finish, favoring attackers
Race director Vegni is happy to return to the classic, city-center finish for "La Primavera," which may encourage bold, late-race attacks
Behind the scenes: live-streaming the Shimano SuperCrit with on-board cameras
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Roxsolt Racing: Supporting Australia’s international stars at home
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Etixx-Quick-Step set to kick off 2015 at Tour Down Under
Belgian powerhouse team brings a balanced roster to the WorldTour kickoff race in January
Renshaw, Meersman, Bouet and Velits amongst Etixx – QuickStep team for Santos Tour Down Under
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Your training questions answered with Dig Deep Coaching: part five
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Haga, Craddock to make 2015 debuts alongside Kittel Down Under
The pair of Americans will join teammate Marcel Kittel in Australia next month
December 2014 Product Picks
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Reviewed: Enve SES Aero flared road bar
The narrow hoods and flared drops of the SES Aero might seem unconventional, but are a perfect match for modern race positions
Bikes of the Bunch: Argonaut Custom Carbon
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No Pressure, No Problem
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Steele Von Hoff: “I was just a victim of the game”
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First-look review: Thule Sprint Carriers
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Cervelo R3: “The People’s Rca”
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Danny Clark making a comeback at the Austral
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Noble, White win NBX Gran Prix finale in Warwick
The Verge New England Cyclocross Series comes to a close with Ellen Noble and Dan Timmerman taking the overall titles
Healthy hearts: why the UCI’s mandatory medical checks are important
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Tom Meeusen, Sanne Cant win Vlaamse Druivencross Overijse
Tom Meeusen and Klaas Vantornout battle shoulder to shoulder on the final lap in Overijse, with the Telenet proving fastest at the finish
Graeme Brown signs with Drapac for 2015
The 35-year-old will make his season debut in January at the Australian national championships
Why we race: the psychology of winning and what motivates us
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Graeme Brown moves from Belkin to Drapac Professional Cycling
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Col d’Izoard vs Sognefjellet: a tale of two climbs
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Trek Factory Racing completes 2015 roster with Steegmans signing
Trek Factory Racing's 2015 roster includes 27 riders of 14 different nationalities, making it one of the peloton's most international squads
Curtis White, Ellen Noble win opening round at Baystate CX
White and Noble took wins on a snowy, frozen course in Sterling, Massachusetts, for day one of Baystate Cyclocross Weekend
Kevin Pauwels pads World Cup lead with victory in England
World Cup leader Kevin Pauwels wins a two-up sprint with teammate Klaas Vantornout to pad his series lead
Courses for the 2015 Australian Road Nationals
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Canadian pro Woods blasts Astana rider Davidenok over Qinghai Lake dominance and doping
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German broadcasters mull airing Tour de France
After three years without live Tour de France coverage, German TV considers the possibility of broadcasting the race again
Peloton’s musical chairs sometimes a cruel game
Riders still without a contract face a precarious future as 2014 comes to a close, and several big names are still waiting on the sidelines
Ultimate Control: The Ritchey Cockpit
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In search of the perfect day: Katie Compton takes another run at ‘cross worlds
World Cup champ Katie Compton is still searching for a flawless ride at worlds, but she's attacking this season with optimism
Henderson on life in the fast lane: ‘I still love it’
The veteran leadout man says the emergence of a top crop of sprinters only spurs motivation to help Andre Greipel win the mass gallops
Is six-day track racing too dangerous for road stars?
Mark Cavendish is among a group of road cyclists currently racing at Belgium's Six Days of Ghent.
Cavendish builds toward 2015 Tour and Rio Olympics at Gent Six
Former world champion Mark Cavendish says his form is back on track, and he's racing the velodrome this winter to gear up for next season
Orica all-in for TDU defense with Gerrans; Ewan won’t race
Orica-GreenEdge aims for record fourth Tour Down Under title for Simon Gerrans
Movistar team’s 2015 line-up completed, Ventoso final rider to be announced
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