Mara Abbott, Philip Deignan take overall at 2013 Silver City’s Tour of the Gila
The Gila Monster concludes one of the toughest weeks of domestic racing
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Sky wins 2013 Giro d’Italia team time trial, puts Salvatore Puccio into pink
Sky comes out on top after the stage-2 team time trial and puts Giro debutant Puccio into the maglia rosa
Argos-Shimano’s John Degenkolb has his eye on the harder sprint stages
The stocky German is less of a traditional field sprinter and more of a strongman capable of taking a tough finale
Saxo-Tinkoff’s Daniele Bennati, Matti Breschel hope to catch sprinters’ trains napping
The Saxo-Tinkoff speedsters hope to leave the other sprinters' trains in the station
Cavendish in pink after storming Giro opener
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Gila Monster will decide the overall in 2013 Silver City’s Tour of the Gila
Just four seconds separate race leader Acevedo from second-placed Baldwin, but the overall standings remain tight throughout the top 10
Marian University, Colorado Mesa University lead collegiate road championships
Marian University dominated the Division I criteriums as Icahn School of Medicine and Duke win the Division II contests
Lauren Hall, Kiel Reijnen win Downtown Criterium at 2013 Silver City’s Tour of the Gila
A suspicious package delays the start of the men's race
Riders chalk up Naples crashes to the usual grand-tour jitters
A road race may be more dangerous than a prologue as a race kickoff, but riders expect crashes early on
Results: 2013 Giro d’Italia, stage 1
Results from stage 1 of the 2013 Giro d'Italia
Orica director balances two sprinters in Giro lineup
Neil Stephens talks about how he'll balance the roles and goals of Matthew Goss and Leigh Howard in Italy
For Cavendish, a maglia rosa in Naples would take on extra significance
Manxman's friend, Sir Paul Smith, designed this year's Giro jerseys and could hang one on Cavendish on Saturday
Rocacorba Daily: Friday May 3
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Cyst forces Basso to withdraw from Giro
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Cavendish brushes off Petacchi questions, but failed signing could haunt Omega leadout
Former world champion says the failed signing of Italian sprinter isn't a distraction, but his leadout could be impacted
Controversy hits Gila as Holcomb wins, Clarke relegated
Youngster Arnaud Grand picks up a contentious win in New Mexico
Rocacorba Daily: Thursday May 2
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Alzate, Brown claim wins at Coastal Empire Cycle Fest
UnitedHealthcare keeps its grip on the Speed Week standings by finishing first and second in the men's race
Course Preview: Time bonuses, explosive mountain stages mark 2013 Giro route
Andrew Hood previews the corsa rosa, which sees the return of full time bonuses, a long, early time trial, and short, fierce mountain tests
Rocacorba Daily: Wednesday, May 1
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After early hiccups, Omega Pharma backs Cavendish at the Giro d’Italia
Belgian squad backs Manxman in his bid for stage wins
Getting dropped — by Freddie Rodriguez — in a gran fondo
Sometimes a gran fondo is actually a race, which one VeloNews reporter discovered recently
Allar, Keough earn Roswell Crit wins in cold, wet conditions
Driving rain and 55-degree temperatures combine for miserable conditions at the USA CRITS Speed Week race
ORICA-GreenEDGE Names Giro d’Italia Squad
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Presidential Tour of Turkey In Photos
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Rocacorba Daily: Monday April 29
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Kevin Mullervy, Erica Allar win 2013 Terrapin Twilight criterium
Mullervy steals a march on a break and the UnitedHealthcare train, while Allar slingshots off a last-minute jump out of the final corner
Marcel Kittel wins stage 7 of 2013 Tour of Turkey
The Argos-Shimano speedster claims his second stage win of the Turkish tour
Allar eager to notch a victory at Speed Week crits series
Seven races in nine days await the riders on the USA CRITS series, starting with Saturday's Terrapin Twilight Criterium
Meersman grabs stage 3 win at the Tour de Romandie
Sky's Chris Froome remains the overall race leader with two days left
Training Center: Prepping for a criterium
If there's a criterium on your season schedule, here are some training tips to follow before you start the race
Rocacorba Daily: Friday April 26
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Tom Boonen to return at Amgen Tour of California
Tom Boonen will return to racing at the Amgen Tour of California in May
USA Pro Challenge serves up punchy route for 2013
Punchy, compact route should yield to aggressive racing during the seven-day race through Colorado
Greipel captures sprint victory in Tour of Turkey stage 4
German easily takes the victory; Natnael Berhane maintains his overall race lead
Crossland: Rediscovering the electricity of bike racing at Paris-Roubaix
VeloNews' Belgium-based cyclocross correspondent Dan Seaton explored the spring classics this years and rediscovered his attachment to racing
Andy Schleck sees glimmer of hope after disappointing start to the year
The 2010 Tour de France winner said he's feeling more comfortable on the bike following a bad crash last summer
Rocacorba Daily: Wednesday April 24
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Berhane climbs into the Tour of Turkey lead in stage 3
Europcar rider wins the mountainous stage 3, which features a difficult finishing ascent
Gran Fondo Beechworth
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Rocacorba Daily: Tuesday April 23
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Attackers may feature as Tour de Romandie opens Tuesday
With a week of intermediate mountain stages, the aggressive riders should be on display in Switzerland
Bad luck, new powers challenge Belgian classics dominance
It was Black Monday in Belgium after the home country went winless in the classics for the first time in 95 years
Kruopis escapes massive crash near Tour of Turkey stage 2 finish to win
The majority of the peloton is involved in or held up by a huge pileup in the final 500 meters of stage 2
2013 spring classics in review: Winners and losers
Fabian Cancellara and a slew of first-time winners came out on top in the classics, but who didn't?
Rocacorba Daily: Monday April 22
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Liege-Bastogne-Liege in quotes
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Van Lancker, others detail Garmin’s tactical Liege siege
Ryder Hesjedal's breakaway move late in the race helps set up Dan Martin's victory
Martin ‘shocked’ with Liege-Bastogne-Liege win
Irishman in shock after winning the biggest race of the Ardennes classics
Martin wins 99th Liege–Bastogne–Liege
Irishman Dan Martin wins Liège–Bastogne–Liège on one-two punch with teammate Ryder Hesjedal
Kittel wins stage 1 of Presidential Tour of Turkey
German ace wins opener in Turkey
Alzate carries UnitedHealthcare to Sunny King victory
U.S.-based UnitedHealthcare has a solid foothold on the American crit racing circuit
Aussie Clarke looks for fourth straight NCC win at Sunny King Criterium
Australian and UnitedHealthcare rider reconfigured his season to focus more on criteriums
Uncertainty is only certainty over course change at Liege-Bastogne-Liege
The new Côte de Colonster is wider, longer, and more moderate than the Roche aux Faucons, but there isn't a lot of agreement on what that means
The Favorites: Valverde, Nibali men to beat at Liege–Bastogne–Liege
On Sunday, 200 men will start the final classic of the spring, but these 11 favorites will be the riders to watch at "La Doyenne"
Rocacorba Daily: Friday April 19
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Chris Hoy: The Gentleman
In an excerpt from our 2013 Personalities Issue, Richard Moore profiles Sir Chris Hoy, who announced his retirement on Thursday
Domestic Intel: Women’s series starts, a ride for Sandy Hook, and more
Alison Powers leads the Women's Prestige Series after stop no. 1 and the Providence festival launches a gran fondo
Omega Pharma’s new Polish star is finding his place in the Ardennes
He's led a major stage race, attacked the Tour of Flanders, and finished top-five twice in the Ardennes, and Michal Kwiatkowski is searching for his spot
British track cyclist Chris Hoy announces retirement
He ends his career as the most decorated cyclist in Olympic history with six gold medals and one silver
Lucky No. 11: Rodriguez, Moreno share historic hotel room
Joaquim Rodríguez and Daniel Moreno are sharing storied and infamous digs at the Hotel Malpertuus in Riemst, Belgium, this week
Rocacorba Daily: Thursday April 18
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The ‘other’ Colombian, Betancur, steps up at Fleche Wallonne
Carlos Betancur nearly flips the Flèche script on Wednesday with a daring, long-range attack on the Mur de Huy
Judy Freeman Diary: King of the world in California
Never sell yourself short — even if you're up against a World Cup racer who might be better than you
Moreno wins 2013 Fleche Wallonne
Spaniard times late attack perfectly to upset the favorites in Huy and win his favorite race on the calendar
Vos wins fifth career Fleche Wallonne Feminine title
Dutch rider previously won in 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2011
Cannondale Synapse Hi-Mod: A comfortable racing bike in an endurance frame
An endurance road bike, the Synapse Hi-Mod has a racing pedigree
Defending champion Rodriguez spills the secrets to winning Fleche Wallonne
Defending champion Joaquim Rodríguez dishes on the secrets to unlocking the Mur de Huy
VeloNews will broadcast the Sunny King Criterium live on Saturday
Tune into VeloNews.com for live coverage from the Sunny King Criterium on Saturday
With climbing chops, lethal sprint, Martin poised for Ardennes breakout
Irishman has been knocking on the door in the hilly classics and is ready to walk through to victory
Porte, Froome give Sky extra boost for Ardennes classics
Sky re-tools for Flèche Wallonne, Liège–Bastogne–Liège with stage racing aces
Bouet claims stage 1a victory at Giro del Trentino
Frenchman wins stage 1a of four-day race and leads the GC standings
Stevens to miss Fleche Wallonne defense
American will not start the fourth round of the World Cup after crashing hard in March
Report: Six-time Olympic track cycling champion Chris Hoy to retire
The 37-year-old Hoy is expected to announce his retirement this week
‘Neo-pro Joe’ Dombrowski to miss 2013 Giro d’Italia
American rider was originally on Sky's tentative Giro roster, but both parties decided it was "too much, too soon"
Rocacorba Daily: Monday April 15
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2013 Amstel Gold Race in quotes
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Kirsten Wild wins 2013 Ronde van Gelderland
American Carmen Small just misses the podium, finishing fourth in the bunch sprint