Hilton Clarke crushes, Lauren Stephens surprises at 2013 Presbyterian Invitational Criterium
UnitedHealthcare once again overpowers the men's field as algebra teacher Lauren Stephens surprises the women
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UnitedHealthcare once again overpowers the men's field as algebra teacher Lauren Stephens surprises the women
A well-timed attack gives Kreuziger all the edge he needs to win the Ardennes opener
Amstel Gold Race will reveal the first hints of the storylines that will captivate us during a week of hilly one-day races in the Low Countries.
A decade after its debut, the Presbyterian Hospital Invitational Criterium has become a part of Charlotte's sports culture
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Slovak champion continues his winning ways in midweek Ardennes preview
Sometimes the ride is motivation enough, but sometimes our relationship with suffering is what pulls us onto the saddle
Though it came without a true showdown against Tom Boonen, Fabian Cancellara's triumphant return to the cobbles proved his place yet again
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Powers clinches the women's title as Mancebo wins the finale to climb atop the final men's podium
The women's race is all but settled, while the men's race — especially the struggle over the points jersey — is anything but a done deal
The 24-year-old Blanco rider, coming off a knee injury at Tirreno-Adriatico, missed a dream victory by inches on the Roubaix velodrome
With three Roubaix cobble trophies and twice having won back to back here and at Flanders, Spartacus is happy to lay down his arms for a bit
Race leader Powers wins her first criterium since the 2012 Sea Otter as Haedo's team delivers him to the line
Chavanel has the green light — but can he go against Cancellara?
Kiesanowski thought Powers slammed the door on her in the sprint, but the commissaires saw things differently
Odds-on Paris-Roubaix favorite says that he won't be punching any tickets for the velodrome on Sunday
Powers goes two-for-two in Redlands with sprint win over Kiesanowski; Amaran tops group sprint for men's stage
The May issue of Velo magazine is packed with profiles on Chris Froome and John Degenkolb, advice to avoid knee injuries, and a new VeloLab test
Sky tandem takes stage, defends overall lead with one day to go in the Basque Country
Flanders winner Fabian Cancellara is the distant favorite for Sunday, but Taylor Phinney and a cadre of contenders are there if he falters
After two seasons of sub-par classics performances, Cancellara's supporting cast is coming on strong on the cobbles
Movistar rider trails Sky's Sergio Henao by six seconds in the overall race standings
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Big German successfully defends his 2012 title by going faster than speed demon Mark Cavendish
Spanish climber was dropped by Euskaltel-Euskadi last fall; he's been in front all week at the Tour of the Basque Country
German wins his second in a row at the sprinters' classic
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Just 22, Polish rider Michal Kwiatkowski (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) continues to impress, most recently with his ride at the Tour of Flanders
Simon Gerrans loses his overall lead but Orica-GreenEdge stays perfect at the Tour of the Basque Country
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Orica-GreenEdge rider holds off challengers in the finishing chute to claim victory
German triumphed in the one-day Flanders race in 2012, but he enters this week's edition at less than 100 percent
Ken Hanson leads the squad with a podium finish
The young Slovak says the older, wiser Cancellara was the better man on Sunday
After crashing out last year with a broken collarbone, Fabian Cancellara (RadioShack) returns to the Tour of Flanders intent on victory.
Omega Pharma-Quick Step rider says he feels strong enough to win Sunday's race
We make our case for the main contenders in the Tour of Flanders field, and conclude that “Spartacus” is the man to beat
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Cannondale sport director Stefano Zanatta says Sagan is well prepared for Sunday's cobbled classic
As expected, Peter Sagan and Tom Boonen abandon as they prepare for Sunday's Tour of Flanders
With a route almost identical to the revamped 2012 edition, Sunday's Tour of Flanders features 17 climbs and three relentless circuits
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Manxman follows fiery, early leadout to victory in the win in Koksijde
Peter Sagan's ability to win in seemingly any terrain and under any circumstance is proving difficult to manage for Omega Pharma
Exergy expands junior program and looks for support; Allar, Clarke lead the U.S. criterium calendars; two qualify for Nature Valley Grand Prix
Slovak champion wins De Panne opener in small group sprint in Zottegem
German-Australian goes back to old school training methods and finally gets reward after sparking Wevelgem breakaway
Sky put forth two performances on Sunday: A GC 1-2 finish in a stage race and a missed opportunity in a classic
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Clarke and defending USA Crits champ Erica Allar take the lead in the 2013 series
Boonen crashed and later abandoned, while Cancellara pulled out in the feed zone without explanation
Cannondale's Peter Sagan speeds away from a strong break to win solo as defending champ Boonen crashes and abandons
De Gendt takes the final stage as Martin collects the overall prize
Boonen, Cancellara and a general unwillingness to do Sagan any favors are roadblocks in the young Slovak's spring campaign
Sky's Porte displaces Blanco's Bos at the head of affairs with two stages in the books
Garmin-Sharp's Daniel Martin continues to lead the overall with one stage remaining
Dropped on the climb, the Dutch speedster rejoins the bunch and sprints for the stage victory and overall lead
Fabian Cancellara makes resounding return to the cobbles with a classic victory in Flanders preview
Francois Parisien wins a stage at the Volta a Catalunya
We put Shimano Dura-Ace C50 and C75 wheels to the test, and the results are good
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Salvatore Puccio's power data from Milano-Sanremo proves just how hard the riders were able to work despite harsh weather
Friday's 211-kilometer course, dotted with cobbled sections and steep ascents, will tell us a lot about the classics season
With historic courses, frenzied fans, and dynamic racing, these men are the ones to watch from Harelbeke to Roubaix
Italian barely gets one over on Voeckler in cobbled classics opener
Bissell rider talks about team training camp in California, taking home stuff from sponsors and drinking his favorite beverage
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One former U.S. criterium champion returns after three-year hiatus, and a current champ wins in Portugal
Omega Pharma rider leaves it late for another stage win in Catalunya
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Omega Pharma rider takes win as split gives the GC an early kick
Some Specialized-sponsored riders, including Mark Cavendish and Vincenzo Nibali, wear new helmet at Milano-Sanremo
With strong rides at Tirreno-Adriatico and Milano-Sanremo, Taylor Phinney makes himself a contender in this classics season
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The young Slovak gave it his all, fell short and still calls the brutal Milano-Sanremo "beautiful"
The 26-year-old German pips favorites Sagan, Cancellara and Chavanel to win a weather-shortened "La Primavera"
Strongman Sagan says he feels no pressure despite his most-favored status and sees two chances to win — from a break and in a sprint