Greipel wins stage 4 of the Tour Down Under
German wins record 15th career Tour Down Under stage and Simon Gerrans chips away at Cadel Evans' overall lead
Displaying 13761 - 13840 of approximately 22564 results
Santos Tour Down Under: stage 3 report and photos
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.
Mark Cavendish: Tom Boonen’s leadout man
The Omega Pharma men have reversed their roles in Argentina and nearly landed a stage win on Wednesday's winding, windy finale
Nizzolo Sprints to Stage 3 Win in San Luis
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Evans wins stage 3 at Tour Down Under
Check out Brian Holcombe's author page.
After three stages, is the San Luis GC already wrapped up?
Has Phil Gaimon locked up the overall victory in his first race for Garmin-Sharp? That depends on who you ask
Nizzolo wins stage 3 of the Tour de San Luis
Italian takes sprint win over Ventoso, Boonen
Santos Tour Down Under: stage 2 report and photos
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.
Lampre riders watching with interest for possible Horner arrival
Lampre riders at Tour Down Under say they would welcome the addition of the American Vuelta winner to the team's 2014 roster
Ulissi wins stage 2 at Tour Down Under
Italian tops Gerrans for victory in uphill sprint
Ulissi Captures Tour Down Under Stage 2
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Renshaw, Cavendish happy to be reunited in sprint train
Renshaw signed with Omega Pharma-Quick Step in the offseason after the riders were separated for two years
Santos Tour Down Under: stage 1 report and photos
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.
Gerrans wins stage 1 of the Santos Tour Down Under
Australian champion surprises himself with a sprint win over Greipel
Gerrans Wins Tour Down Under Stage 1
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Petacchi quits San Luis, leaving Cavendish’s train down a rider
Italian abandons, leaving Omega Pharma with just five riders at the Tour de San Luís
Farrar facing 2014 season with minimal sprint support
The Garmin-Sharp rider is at the Tour de San Luis to start his 2014 campaign
2014 Santos Tour Down Under — People’s Choice Classic
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.
Kittel Wins People’s Choice Classic
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Marcel Kittel pips Andre Griepel in People’s Choice Classic
As sprinters battle for bragging rights going into the Santos Tour Down Under, Kittel emerges victorious in the People's Choice Classic
Alison Powers wins Tour Femenino de San Luis
Powers took a huge lead in stage 3 and never looked back as her team stifled all attempts to escape in an aggressive final stage
WorldTour stars get warm welcome in Argentina
Boonen says the Tour de San Luis, with its warm weather and eclectic nature, is great for European riders with ambitions in the classics
Marcel Kittel aims to continue winning
The sprinter knows it will be tough to repeat last season's triumphs, but he intends to try
Santos Tour Down Under Preview
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
Join us at the Tour Down Under
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
What it takes to win a nationals road race
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.
Behind The Scenes Gallery: Sprint training at Omega Pharma camp
Mark Cavendish, Tom Boonen, and Alessandro Petacchi are among the riders tuning the Belgian team's sprint train in Calpe, Spain
Inside line: Tiff Cromwell’s nationals road race
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
A cyclocross racer at heart, Stybar may compete at ’cross worlds
The 28-year-old got his start in cyclocross and only joined the road ranks full-time in 2011
Darren Lapthorne’s new beginning
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
A showdown of Australia’s best
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
Katie Compton claims 10th U.S. ‘cross crown
Was there ever any doubt? Compton took a gap on the first lap and never relinquished it, powering to her 10th national title
Gerrans Wins Australian National Road Race
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Roulston Wins New Zealand Road Race Title
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Grace Elvin defends Australian road crown
The defending champ retains her title with the help of her teammates and a bit of good fortune
Mixed Year Ahead for the Cycling World
Check out John Wilcockson's author page.
Boonen, Cavendish look to reclaim top spots in 2014
The Omega Pharma-Quick Step duo wants to return to the top of their specialties: The classics and the sprints
What to expect from the national road race championships
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
Elle Anderson dreams of the top podium step in Boulder
Cal Giant rider is aiming for the front of the elite women's race at U.S. nationals, even if it means taking on Katie Compton
Ride tall: the Robert Hodgson story
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
Degenkolb targets classics for 2014 and beyond
The German says he's not a pure sprinter, and that he's targeting the hilly and unpredictable classics
Highlights from the 2014 Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.
Niels Albert, Katie Compton Win in Rome
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
The World Cup secure, Katie Compton switches focus
With the second consecutive World Cup title in the bag, Compton is focusing on defending her U.S. crown and winning worlds
Gerrans to Lead Orica-GreenEdge at TDU
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Giro d’Italia 2014: Week 2 Preview
A time trial for the specialists and two tough days in the mountains mark the second week of the 2014 Giro d'Italia
Giro d’Italia 2014: Week 1 Preview
The 2014 Giro d'Italia opens in Belfast and the first weeks closes with a summit finish in Sestola, Italy
The 10 biggest cycling stories of 2013
Andrew Hood reviews his 10 biggest stories of the year, from Horner to Froome, and everything in between
Argentina’s Tour de San Luis again drawing top names
Argentina’s Tour de San Luis is attracting some of the biggest names in pro cycling for the January 19-26 season opener
2013 Season A to Z Part 2: Nibali to Zoidl
Check out John Wilcockson's author page.
Vos, Nys win Azencross in Loenhout
World champions shine in the heavy mud at Azencross
Compton, Van der Haar win Zolder World Cup
American bests the world champion to extend World Cup points lead
Stybar Coming to Form for Cyclo-cross
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Van der Haar and Compton Win in Zolder
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Best of Velo No. 8: To her credit
Ours is a sport that seems to fetishize suffering, but to believe so is to miss the point entirely
Book Excerpt: Tom Ritchey, The dot connector
In an excerpt from Land of Second Chances, Tim Lewis tells the story of Tom Ritchey's journey of discovery in Rwanda
Best of Velo No. 9: The gentleman
Sir Chris Hoy was the mild-mannered lion of the track
Velo Awards: International Woman of the Year, Marianne Vos
A lethal sprinter and a strong breakaway rider who's always in the right place at the right time, on the road or in a 'cross
Ex-Spanish pros say 2014 worlds course is wide open
The town of Ponferrada, Spain will host the annual event in late September
Interview with Adam Hansen
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
Velo Awards: Most Dramatic Day of Domestic Racing
The wily German pulled a move he's been known for since men rode wooden rims, and it still worked — he won stage 5 of the 2013 Amgen Tour
Riding through history: the 1956 Olympic road race
Check out Craig Fry's author page.
Velo Awards: Marcel Kittel, Giorgia Bronzini Are Sprinters of the Year
These two fast finishers turned many heads this season to earn Velo's Men's and Women's Sprinter of the Year Awards
Velo Awards: Peter Sagan, Most Versatile Men’s Rider of the Year
The young Slovak wins almost at will and is our Most Versatile Men's Rider of the Year for 2013
Velo Awards: Fabian Cancellara, Classics Rider of the Year
Flanders/Roubaix winner Fabian Cancellara is Velo's Classics Rider of the Year for 2013
Gerrans gears up for Herald Sun Tour in front of home crowd
The Australian could become the fourth three-time winner in the race's 61-year history come February
Sven Nys, Katie Compton top podiums at Druivencross
The world champion wins his fourth consecutive Druivencross on the final lap, slaloming away from an elite lead group on the final descent
Potential realized, Kittel again looks to Tour de France
The German powered his way to four stage wins at the Tour de France this year and says he’ll base his 2014 around the July classic
2009 Milano-Sanremo champ Cavendish to skip 2014 race
The British sprinter says the altered course is too hard and that if the course remains that way, he might never race the monument again
Lampre breaks from its Italian roots as Mantova doping case lingers
With a doping investigation lingering, Lampre-Merida is focusing on 2014 — which includes anchoring its grand tour plans around Rui Costa
An off-season ride with Richie Porte
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.
Katerina Nash repeats at CXLA; Ben Berden wins men’s race
Nash sweeps the weekend's racing while Berden proves swiftest in a sprint from a small lead group
Ryan Trebon, Katerina Nash don Cross After Dark crowns
Trebon and Nash win the series finale, the CXLA at Los Angeles State Historic Park, to claim the overall titles
Interview with Baden Cooke
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
Tour to start with Utrecht time trial in 2015
The Tour will take to Dutch roads for its start in 2015 and offer the time trial specialists a shot at yellow on day one
Tour of Bright: a legend two decades in the making
Check out Craig Fry's author page.
Where are they now? – Matt Bazzano
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
Niels Albert wins 2013 Superprestige Gieten
Albert prevails as van der Haar suffers a last-lap mechanical and Nys quits the race
From the Pages of Velo: In the shadows of champions
Given USADA's reasoned decision, America's national championship results from 2006 to 2009 are strange at best
Gerrans, de Kort, Hayman, Cantwell and Ewan to race St Kilda SuperCrit
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.