Haga, Craddock to make 2015 debuts alongside Kittel Down Under
The pair of Americans will join teammate Marcel Kittel in Australia next month
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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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From Inside Peloton: The Complete Rui Costa
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Interview: Hinault on his career, Lance Armstrong, and doping in cycling
The five-time Tour de France champion says cycling isn't the only sport with a history of doping
Utah’s favorite son: Tanner Putt aims for the WorldTour
Having signed with UnitedHealthcare for 2015, the two-time U23 champion hopes to take on Europe's toughest races
Nibali on hand to see Dubai Tour route unveiled
Dubai Tour eliminates time trial in favor of hilly stage that it hopes will shake up the GC for the four-day early season stage race
Bobby Lea makes U.S. track cycling history in Mexico
The 31-year-old wins the first ever U.S. World Cup medal in the men's omnium
Katerina Nash, Danny Summerhill go 2-for-2 in Derby City Cup
Danny Summerhill and Katerina Nash swept the Derby City Cup weekend in Louisville, Kentucky
Tom Meeusen wins tough Superprestige round at Ruddervoorde
Tom Meeusen surges late to win the Superprestige Ruddervoorde as Mathieu van der Poel moves into the series lead
Done before the gun: Is your warm-up making you slower?
Research indicates that common warm-up practices, like high-intensity efforts and stretching, may diminish performance in cyclists
Wankmeister: Helping The Newbies
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Eight keys to off-season success
Autumn is about preparing your body for January. here are a few tips from Dr. Andy Pruitt on hitting the new year healthy and primed
Kevin Pauwels pips Sven Nys to win Superprestige Zonhoven
Sven Nys looked to have things well in hand at the Superprestige Zonhoven until Kevin Pauwels chased him down and passed him for the victory
Wout Van Aert wins Koppenbergcross round of Bpost Bank Trofee series
Wout Van Aert wins the Koppenberg round of the Bpost Bank Trofee series as a frustrated Sven Nys has to settle for second
Q&A: Leipheimer on doping — and moving on from the past
Levi Leipheimer talks to VeloNews about his doping past and his current relationship with cycling
Kabush beats hometown favorite van den Ham in Winnipeg
Kabush gets redemption after missing out on national title the day before, narrowly out-sprinting Winnipeg local rider Sunday
Seven notable neo-pros of 2014
These WorldTour rookies impressed on the bike this season, earning podium spots and top-10s throughout the year
Mike Garrigan, Catharine Pendrel win 2014 Canadian cyclocross titles
Mike Garrigan and Catharine Pendrel both got busy early and stayed gone to win the Canadian CX crowns
Kittel Rules Criterium de Saitama
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Marcel Kittel sprints to victory in 2014 Criterium de Saitama
Marcel Kittel takes a sprint victory in the 2014 Criterium de Saitama, with Peter Sagan second
Graeme Obree and son aim for land speed record
One of cycling's enigmatic legends, Obree is building a "dragster" for his son to attempt to set the human powered land speed record
Tour de France resurrects time bonuses, reshuffles points competition
The 2015 Tour de France will see the return of time bonuses — which could make for an exciting first half of the race
Nibali not worried about Astana’s doping issues
The Italian doesn't see "big problems" with the team's UCI racing license in the wake of three doping cases
Key Stages of the 2015 Tour de France
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Five key stages in the 2015 Tour de France
The 2015 edition of the French grand tour has several stages where the race could be won — or lost
I Did UCI Races In Jersey And Didn’t Get Totally Smashed
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WANKMEISTER: YOU RACING CYCLOCROSS THIS YEAR?
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Cycling’s 24-year-old stars set for 2015 success
Whether pounding cobbles, battling in sprints, or winning mountain stages, these young riders will deliver excitement in the coming years
How the Race Was Won: 2014 Tour of Beijing
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A brief history of cycling sunglasses
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Kittel heads to the beach after stellar 2014
The 2014 season confirmed Marcel Kittel's standing as top sprinter in the world, highlighted by his four stage wins at the Tour
Andre Greipel closes out 2014 with most wins
With 16 victories over a long season that stretched from January to October, Greipel notches the most wins of any international pro
2015 Tour de France with Plateau de Beille, Pra Loup, and Alpe d’Huez?
French media speculates that the 2015 Tour route will include a TTT and a penultimate-stage finish on Alpe d'Huez
Down But Not Out In Jersey
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Gilbert wins Tour of Beijing, Modolo takes final stage
The Belgian tops Dan Martin by just three seconds in the overall standings
For love or for data?
Modern cycling leans heavily on calculations of power and drag and data. Is the sport becoming less romantic?
Martin earns uphill win in Tour of Beijing stage 4
The Garmin-Sharp rider fends off a charge by Philippe Gilbert to win stage 4 at the Tour of Beijing
Your training questions answered with Dig Deep Coaching: part three
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Form Week: your guide to better riding
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Duban and Grosu Win Red Hook Crit Milano
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Jelle Wallays pips Thomas Voeckler to win Paris-Tours
Jelle Wallays and Thomas Voeckler, survivors of an early break, battled for the victory in Paris-Tours
Philippe Gilbert leads Tour of Beijing after winning shortened stage
Philippe Gilbert sprints to victory in a stage slashed over to air-quality concerns and takes the overall lead at the Tour of Beijing
Kent-Spark claims 99th Melbourne to Warrnambool
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Mezgec wins Tour of Beijing opener in sprint
The Slovenian overtakes his rivals close to the finish line in Zhangjiakou
Reviewed: RockShox RS-1 29er suspension fork
The price tag is jaw-dropping, but the RS-1's performance also impresses, despite wheel compatibility headaches
Degenkolb wins Paris-Bourges for second straight year
Giant-Shimano's John Degenkolb wins Paris-Bourges ahead of this Sunday's Paris-Tours
Pro Cycling Manager 2014 review
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Zdenek Stybar back to winning at Binche-Chimay-Binche
Thanks to a fierce leadout from Niki Terpstra on the final section of cobbles, Stybar wins his first race after Eneco Tour crash in August
Holeshots And Providence
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Tough but balanced Giro d’Italia route unveiled, seven uphill finishes plus long time trial to shape race
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2015 Giro d’Italia route announced; organizers say it is balanced, modern
2015 Giro will include the Mortirolo, long time trial, and a stage 1 team time trial in Sanremo
How Zwift’s virtual reality software could change indoor training
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