Sven Nys beats Philipp Walsleben at Superprestige-Gavere
The muddy race boils down to a two-man contest, and the world champion bests the German with a powerful pass going into the final sprint
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Sven Nys wins GP Hasselt, leads Bpost Bank series
The world champion proves strongest of a three-man break containing Albert and Belgian champ Vantornout
Week in Review: 5 must-read stories from the week of Nov. 11
From Horner's contract woes to the future of brakes, look back at the week that was in cycling through our top stories
MTN-Qhubeka inches closer to making grand tour debut
The second division African team is one of seven vying for four wildcard invitations to the Giro
Misguided nostalgia: Changing positions on handlebar style
Lennard Zinn explains how his preference for classic-bend bars has been replaced by comfort
Craddock, Haga latest members of the youth movement at Argos
The Dutch team's boss says Americans Lawson Craddock and Chad Haga fit the development mold at Argos perfectly and will race a lot in 2014
Book Excerpt: Cavendish rehashes 2013 Tour de France struggles
In an excerpt from his new book, the Manxman describes an opening week at the 2013 Tour de France that made him want to quit
Four hours on the rivet: the 2013 Taiwan KOM Challenge
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Dodge, Van Gilder ride to HPCX wins in New Jersey
Both riders were in the lead group that formed shortly after the start of the race
Ryan Trebon, Katie Compton win round 1 of MudFund Derby City Cup
The U.S. national champion makes it look easy in round one of the MudFund Derby City Cup as Trebon wins a two-up sprint with Powers
Week in Review: 5 must-read stories from the week of Nov. 4
Look back on the week that was in cycling with these must-read stories from VeloNews contributors
Confirmation is key for Marcel Kittel in 2014
German sprinter Marcel Kittel had a breakout season, earning 16 wins (four at the Tour). Can he repeat his success in 2014?
Yellow jersey Impey, two others extend with Orica
Daryl Impey re-ups with Orica for three years after breaking down barriers at the 2013 Tour de France
Test riding the new Shimano disc brakes … in Hawaii
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Argos-Shimano lines up new title sponsor for 2014
Management will reveal the new backer at the team presentation in January
Shawn Milne, Laura Van Gilder win day 2 of Cycle-Smart International
Saturday's winners finished second on Sunday as Van Gilder and Milne took top honors
Sven Nys defeats Niels Albert at Superprestige Zonhoven
A slow start didn't keep Nys from repeating his 2012 victory at Zonhoven, as a late surge by Albert fell just short of success
Katie Compton, Tim Johnson win round 2 at Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival
Compton and Johnson both slip away to ride in for solo victories in round two of the Cincy3 series
Crystal Anthony, Raphael Gagne win Cycle-Smart opener
Anthony takes off from the gun and holds her edge to the line, but Gagne had to bounce back from a late crash
Meeusen wins 2013 Koppenbergcross; Nys leads Bpost Bank Trofee
Briton wins women's race in Oudenaarde, Belgium
Giant Propel Advanced SL 0 Review
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Call to arms: Join the CyclingTips team this Movember #MoVelo
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Round 2 of the UCI Cyclocross World Cup
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Hondo, Nizzolo, Watson confirmed for Trek
Three more riders confirmed for 2014 Trek roster
10 forgettable moments from the 2013 season
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Amanda Miller, Ben Berden take round 1 at Gateway Cross Cup
Miller proves fastest in a three-up sprint as Berden escapes a lead group to finish alone
Lars van der Haar, Katie Compton take round 2 of 2013-14 World Cup
Van der Haar bounces back from a crash to win his second World Cup round as Compton takes a squeaker in the women's race
Analysis: The 2014 Tour de France is one for the climbers
The favorites have weighed in on the 2014 Tour route and Andrew Hood digs into the race's 21 stages
Froome ‘excited’ to take on 2014 Tour de France route
The 2013 champion says the stage 20 time trial will play to his advantage
Hints of cobbles and a lot of climbs for 2014 Tour route
We review the speculation before Tour de France officials will unveil the route for the 101st edition of the race on Wednesday
20 highlights from the 2013 season
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Nothing silly about the 2013 transfer season
Ordinarily known as "silly season" in professional bike racing, a crowded job market has many riders lamenting the 2013 transfer season
Rollin’s cycling career caught in market crunch as he searches for a job
The 30-year-old is frustrated with FDJ.fr management as he tries to find a roster spot
Garmin’s Martin closes season with guns blazing as he eyes 2014 Giro
The Irishman finished second in the fourth stage at the Tour of Beijing and will likely finish the race on the podium
Katie Compton, Jeremy Powers win 2013 Boulder Cup
Compton starts fast, Powers starts slow, but they both wind up in the same place — on top of the podium
John Degenkolb sprints to victory in Paris-Tours
The Argos-Shimano speedster takes the final classic of the season in convincing style, while Garmin's Farrar just misses a podium finish
Nacer Bouhanni wins again at Tour of Beijing
The FDJ rider wins a second consecutive stage and pads his lead in the overall
Ulissi leads crop of talented youngsters in Italian cycling
He's joined by a number of other speedsters, including Moreno Moser and Fabio Aru
Hushovd thunders to sprint win in Tour of Beijing opener
The Norwegian powers to victory over Mezgec, Maes, and Petacchi
Tyler Farrar gets another year with Garmin-Sharp
The American sprinter signs for another year with Garmin-Sharp, which is taking a new direction for 2014
Tyler Farrar finally breaks European losing streak
The American sprinter hadn't won in Europe since stage 3 of the 2011 Tour de France
Was Florence the last chance for Generation Cancellara?
Riders 30 years old and above could start to phase out of contention in the worlds road race moving forward
Rodríguez: ‘Valverde told me to attack’
After speaking with Alejandro Valverde, Joaquim Rodríguez is trying hard to turn the page on Sunday's bitter worlds disappointment
Valverde blame game misses the real story of road worlds
The rush to judge Alejandro Valverde's worlds shortcomings diminishes the true quality of Rui Costa's perfect ride for rainbow stripes
Disc brakes and road bikes: what does the future hold?
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Memorable moments at the 2013 UCI Road World Champs
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Peter Sagan learned much from the 2013 worlds, and has time to apply it
The young Slovak crashed, chased back on and still managed to finish sixth, ahead of more experienced riders
Rui Costa wins men’s road race at the 2013 world championships
The Portuguese didn't show himself until the final few kilometers, but when he did, it was to steal the rainbow jersey from Rodriguez
Evelyn Stevens hoped for more from women’s road race
Team USA worked hard, but Abbott had bad legs and bike troubles, and Stevens was outnumbered in the finale
Marianne Vos stayed quiet until the last minute — then won
Vos said the Italians and Americans made defending her world road title a tough job — but she managed to get it done anyway
Gracie Elvin’s World Championships Diary: the build-up
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Tour champion Froome is outsider for historic double at worlds
Bradley Wiggins and Great Britain are rallying behind the long-shot Tour champ for a double in Florence
Dideriksen wins junior women’s road title; Catlin ninth
Dane attacks to victory in Florence
2013 UCI World Championships Road Race preview
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3 Peaks: the hardest cyclocross race in the world?
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Italy’s Bettini under pressure to deliver strong worlds ride for home team
With no medals in three tries, Italian director needs to deliver in Florence on Sunday
Boasson Hagen hopes to climb to the rainbow in Florence
The Norwegian has yet to win a world title, but that could change in Sunday's road race
Garmin set for dramatic overhaul in 2014
Jonathan Vaughters’ Garmin squad will see a major overhaul for next season, with as many as 10 new arrivals
Exciting racing, political drama on tap for worlds week
The worlds kicked off with Sunday’s TTT, and the upcoming week is packed with drama — on and off the bike
BMC TMR01 review
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Summerhill, Anderson close out weekend at Waterloo with wins in Trek CXC Cup
Anderson also won Saturday's race, while Summerhill was seventh on day 1
Wiggins takes Tour of Britain overall title
Sky's Bradley Wiggins won the Tour of Britain on Sunday as compatriot Mark Cavendish took his third stage victory of this year's race
Powers, Anderson earn solo wins at Trek CXC Cup
The race took place on the grounds of Trek Bicycle's headquarters in Waterloo, Wis.
iBike Newton+ Power Meter review
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Nash, Nys win 2013 CrossVegas
Powers rides to second behind the world champion after Trebon follows early attack on the grass in Las Vegas
Cavendish tops Viviani in stage 4 of the 2013 Tour of Britain
Manxman comes out on top after the breakaway nearly survives in Britain
Vuelta boss says the race will stay vertical moving forward
The Spanish grand tour has become unfriendly to sprinters because of the challenging profile
Ciolek wins stage 2 of the 2013 Tour of Britain
German takes stage 2 sprint, overall lead ahead of Tuesday's time trial
Sagan grabs Montreal win thanks to well-timed attack
Sagan finished 10th two days earlier in the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec
Viviani sprints to stage 1 victory at Tour of Britain
The Cannondale rider beats Petacchi, Ciolek in a tight finish
Horner wins Vuelta as race wraps up in Madrid
The 41-year-old American makes history by winning the Vuelta in Madrid on Sunday
The GP Quebec podium, from two different perspectives
For one rider, a victory helped salvaged a disappointing season. For another, standing on the podium was little consolation.
Cam Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – Now that’s racing!
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Backstage Pass – Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec 2013
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The biggest climb of his life: Horner carries red onto the Angliru
Spain's hardest climb stands between RadioShack's Chris Horner and overall victory at the 68th Vuelta a España.
Gesink wins 2013 Quebec Grand Prix
Dutchman takes victory after Peter Sagan falls short in final sprint
Italy’s road worlds squad centered around Nibali, Pozzato
A few remaining spots on the roster will be filled in the coming days
Fairly’s Vuelta experience is a real fight to the finish
The American overcomes a painful saddle sore and is poised to ride into Madrid on Sunday
Cam Wurf’s Vuelta Diary – a ticking time bomb
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