Peter Sagan looks like the man to beat at 2013 Milano-Sanremo
Cancellara, Gilbert and Chavanel seem like Sagan's strongest rivals for "La Primavera" title
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Haussler: ‘I feel like I did in 2009’
IAM Cycling captain promises to be factor at Milano-Sanremo
Milan-San Remo :: Race Preview
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Rocacorba Daily: Friday March 15
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World champion Philippe Gilbert downplays chances of winning Milano-Sanremo
BMC rider still looking for his first victory of 2013 after a slow start and says he's yet to hit his peak physical condition for the season
Red-hot Sagan looks for a victory at Milano-Sanremo
Cannondale rider will face stiff competition in 2012 winner Simon Gerrans, Fabian Cancellara, Mark Cavendish, and Matt Goss
Sagan eyes historic San Remo win
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Domestic Intel: U.S. women hit Latin America; Bahati forms new team
Rahsaan Bahati is part of a new elite men's team, Addyson Albershardt leads U.S. charge in El Salvador, XC riders camp in Boulder
Sanremo: Lessons learned at Tirreno-Adriatico
Sagan's diversity and the weather's role were just two of the lessons learned in Tuscany as we look ahead to the season's first monument
Rocacorba Daily: Tuesday March 12
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Sagan wins wild Tirreno-Adriatico stage 6
Slovak champion wins his second stage at Tirreno-Adriatico after a GC coup with Nibali, Rodríguez
Luke Keough, Leah Kirchmann get USA Crits series off to a blazing start
The evening criterium in Tucson marks the start of the USA Crits series and the National Criterium Calendar
Joaquim Rodriquez wins stage 5 at Tirreno-Adriatico; Chris Froome takes lead
Froome rides into the overall lead as Rodriguez overpowers the lead group in stage 5
Sylvain Chavanel using Paris-Nice as launching pad for spring classics
The Omega Pharma rider has his eyes on Paris-Roubaix, a race at which he's had little luck in the past
Sylvain Chavanel wins stage 6 at 2013 Paris-Nice; Richie Porte holds lead
Chavanel surprises world champion Philippe Gilbert, who appeared to be on his way to the stage win
Former NRC champion Powers is happier than ever and ready for 2013
Alison Powers is back with NOW in 2013 and targeting quality stage race wins
Sagan bests Cavendish, Greipel in Tirreno sprint
Slovak champion outdoes the pure sprinters in a rainy finale at Narni Scalo before Tirreno-Adriatico heads for the mountains
Rocacorba Daily: Friday March 8
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Cavendish upset with Omega Pharma train
Manxman protects his overall lead at Tirreno-Adriatico, but the dinner table should see some tense conversation on Thursday
Goss wins Tirreno-Adriatico stage in bunch sprint
Tasmanian takes a wet win in Tuscany as Cavendish's leadout disappoints him
Albasini grabs stage 4 victory at Paris-Nice; Talansky retains GC lead
Michael Albasini notches a victory as American Andrew Talansky keeps his GC lead in "Race to the Sun"
Boonen, van Garderen, Gilbert on Tour of California start list
BMC Racing, Cannondale, and a host of other top ProTeams are in the 16-squad lineup for the 2013 Tour of California
Rocacorba Daily: Thursday March 7
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Talansky roars into yellow
"Pit Bull" sinks his teeth into Paris-Nice treble with stage win, overall lead, and best young rider's jersey
Talansky takes stage 3 at Paris-Nice, slips into race lead
American and third-year pro out-sprints fellow breakaway riders to win stage 3 in Brioude
Rocacorba Daily: Wednesday March 6
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Cavendish says Sagan could disrupt Tirreno sprints
The finishes in the week-long Italian race are notoriously technical and the Slovak champion could hold off the sprinters
Kittel overcomes doubts with Paris-Nice win, targets Scheldeprijs
German sprint ace is back to full steam after slow start and is targeting a limited classics campaign
Kittel claims victory in stage 2 at Paris-Nice
German sprint ace leaves it late to come around Petacchi for Paris-Nice stage win ahead of new GC leader Viviani
Gavin Mannion: Turning heads in 2013
Gavin Mannion had a strong 2012, and in 2013 the 22-year-old is ready to continue his success in both U.S. and European races
Paris-Nice leader Bouhanni crashes out of race during stage 2
Nacer Bouhanni crashes out of Paris-Nice with facial injuries after crashing on a rain-slicked road
Rocacorba Daily: Tuesday March 5
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Preview: Tirreno-Adriatico serves grand tour, classics antipasti
With ingredients like Froome Dog, Shark, Spartacus, and Terminator, Italy's stage race is a delicious first course for March
Hectic Paris-Nice feels a lot like summer
Nerves ratchet up at the "Race to the Sun" with crosswinds, crashes
Boonen ‘confident’ he’s on track for cobbles
"Tomeke" relieved after losing time at Paris-Nice, says Milano-Sanremo will be 'training race' ahead of Flanders-Roubaix defense
Bouhanni sprints to stage 1 victory at Paris-Nice, takes GC lead
On a day marred by crashes, Nacer Bouhanni edges Alessandro Petacchi, Elia Viviani in photo finish
Marco Fontana poised for breakthrough 2013, but keeping perspective
Italian cross-country champion Marco Fontana is hoping for a breakthrough 2013, and taking his career as it comes
Rocacorba Daily: Monday March 4
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Blel Kadri solos to triumph in 2013 Roma Maxima
The Ag2r-La Mondiale rider beats the sprinters to the line by a half minute after spending the day in a break
Tiffany Cromwell’s Omloop Het Nieuwsblad Power Analysis
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Velo magazine — April 2013
In our WorldTour preview, we look at the teams and stories that will make 2013 memorable
Cromwell Q&A: Gambling pays at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
After Orica rider Tiffany Cromwell won Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, the Aussie rider spoke with Rupert Guinness of The Sydney Morning Herald
Rui Costa: ‘I don’t know how far I can go’
Rui Costa says there's no limit to his potential, saying he's "a complete rider." He'll ride in Paris-Nice starting Sunday
Food poisoning hits Tour de Langkawi as Coquard wins stage 9
On a day marred by a suspected food poisoning outbreak at the Tour de Langkawi, Bryan Coquard earns his second win at the race
Op-ed: Cycling TV needs a big change for the sport to survive
How do we move past doping and attract new fans when we ask them to watch six hours of racing for 10 minutes of drama?
Paris-Nice is anyone’s race without Wiggins
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Interview with Tiffany Cromwell
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Rocacorba Daily: Friday March 1
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Preview: Van Garderen, Gesink, Talansky primed for Paris-Nice showdown
Preview: Tejay van Garderen, Andrew Talansky, and Robert Gesink are headed for a likely dust-up at the "Race to the Sun"
American Shelley Olds takes second in women’s le Samyn
American Shelley Olds overcomes an ill-timed fall to record a second-place result in the women's le Samyn
Coquard powers to stage 8 win at Tour de Langkawi; Arredondo keeps GC lead
Bryan Coquard wins a tight sprint to take stage 8 at the Tour de Langkawi, while Julian David Arredondo maintains his GC lead
Much to learn from Strade Bianche, the young Italian classic
The peloton takes to the white roads of Tuscany on Saturday and riders like Cancellara and Sagan are looking for first classics blood
Rocacorba Daily: Thursday February 28
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Katusha’s Tsatevich sprints to le Samyn victory
Katusha's Alexey Tsatevich nets the first victory of his professional career at the Grand Prix le Samyn in Belgium
Guardini wins stage 7 at Tour de Langkawi, Arredondo keeps GC lead
Most of the field finishes together at stage 7 of the Tour de Langkawi, with Julian David Arredondo maintaining his GC lead
Kittel confident with Argos-Shimano in WorldTour
Marcel Kittel and John Degenkolb are a formidable duo for Argos-Shimano. In 2012, they combined for 25 of the team's 30 wins
Arredondo maintains GC advantage at Tour de Langkawi
Blanco's Thomas Leezer grabbed victory in stage 6 of the Tour de Langkawi, but Julian David Arredondo (Nippo) still leads the GC
Rocacorba Daily: Tuesday February 26
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Tyler Wren Journal: A first-hand account of the Jamis hit-and-run
VeloNews rider diarist Tyler Wren recounts a frightening encounter with an Arizona driver at camp and the swift response from authorities
Now in second year, Optum’s Jade Wilcoxson already a road, ‘cross threat
Jade Wilcoxson started as a road racer but got into cyclocross because she wanted a free bike. Now she's back on the road with Optum
Arredondo wins Tour de Langkawi stage 5, takes GC lead
Julian David Arredondo Moreno out-climbs the Tour de Langkawi field in stage 5 to take the overall race lead
Paolini’s cobbled victory displays the wonderful unpredictability of cycling
Luca Paolini's first win in four years was a good reminder that in the classics, nearly anything can happen at any time
Rocacorba Daily: Monday February 25
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The 115th Austral Wheelrace Taken By Jason Niblett
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Chicchi wins stage 4 in Langkawi; Wang maintains overall
"The Sheriff" gets a win at the Tour de Langkawi ahead of Genting Highlands stage
Hammer wins 2013 omnium world title, Britain tops medal table
Hammer wins second title of 2013 track worlds on the event's closing day
Tom Boonen has a ‘lot of work to do,’ will skip KBK
Belgian champion will take Sunday off after sluggish classics start in Flanders
Thomas and Sky show classics podium plans coming together
With fourth at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and a Tenerife camp coming, Geraint Thomas and Sky are trying to build a classics reputation
At Track Cycling Worlds, Becky James keeps sprint title in Britain
Great Britain's Becky James wins the sprint race at the Track Cycling Worlds one year after Victoria Pendleton, now retired, earned gold
Paolini tops Vandenbergh on long-range Omloop attack
Luca Paolini plays the finale right at a cold Omloop Het Nieuwsblad to beat Stijn Vandenbergh in a two-up sprint
Cromwell wins women’s Omloop, American Guarnier second
Cromwell tops Guarnier out of breakaway
Kenny’s world title drives Trott wild on third day of 2013 track worlds
Kenny rides through a repechage and past a disqualified Franois Pervis into a gold-medal keirin performance
Optum looks to ride wave of momentum into 2013
With experienced riders like Bjorn Selander, Optum-Kelly Benefits Strategies focuses on moving forward in 2013
Vanmarcke: ‘Winning Omloop changed me as a rider’
Sep Vanmarcke looks ahead to this season's classics and hopes to defend his 2012 Omloop title this weekend
Ty Magner: 2012 under-23 criterium title was a turning point
U23 U.S. criterium champion Ty Magner says his career has reached a new level
Bos wins stage 1 at 2013 Langkawi de Langkawi
Dutchman takes the bunch sprint and dons the leader's jersey to kick off the 10-day Malaysian tour
Is Mark Cavendish bluffing on Milano-Sanremo?
Mark Cavendish opens his classics season on Sunday. Is he playing coy to take the pressure off ahead of Milano-Sanremo?
Aussies abroad: the antipodean adventurers of Team Raleigh-GAC
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Boonen uncertain of his form ahead of classics openers
With the Belgian champ coming off injury, Omega Pharma will attack the weekend's Belgian semi-classics with a variety of weapons
Hammer wins fifth individual pursuit world title
American is one win behind compatriot Rebecca Twigg and Russian Tamara Garkuchina for the IP record