Cavendish wins stage 4 of the 2013 Tour of Qatar
Former world champion takes another chaotic sprint
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Farrar Q&A: On head injuries, winning again and Armstrong
Tyler Farrar is going back to basics for 2013, focusing on sprints instead of classics, and wants to read about positive cycling stories
Qatar world championships takes shape amid questions
Eddy Merckx and his team push Qatar toward the 2016 road worlds, despite questions surrounding the courses and fan access
Valverde wins 2013 Trofeo Serra de Tramuntana at Mallorca
Spaniard tops four-up sprint after late breakaway with Henao, Gesink and Costa
Cavendish wins Qatar stage, puts doubt on San Remo
Former world champion says a run at San Remo isn't on his priority list for 2013
Where could ‘Purito’ land?
As the Katusha battle hits CAS this week, where will Joaquim Rodríguez land, assuming it's not with the Russian team?
Cavendish wins 2013 Qatar stage 3, vaults up overall standings
Brent Bookwalter defends his overall lead as Mark Cavendish wins and takes a 10-second time bonus
Cyclones Names Track World Championships Roster
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Howard tops Farrar at Trofeo Campos
Aussie tops Farrar in bunch sprint as Mallorca Challenge continues
Phinney motors BMC Racing to another golden day in Qatar
American squad rallies behind worlds TT silver medalist to protect Bookwalter's leader's jersey
Australian Track Nationals In Photos
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Vos on yet another world title: ‘The pressure gets higher every year’
Even after a sixth world ’cross title, Marianne Vos feels every rainbow jersey is a major achievement to be celebrated
Brent Bookwalter breaks into big time in Qatar
A late break held off the peloton and the American took his first big international victory
Kenny Dehaes beats Tyler Farrar, Ben Swift to open Mallorca Challenge
The Trofeo Palma ends with a bunch sprint after a break is reeled in short of the line
Brent Bookwalter wins stage 1 in Qatar, dons 1st leader’s jersey
The BMC rider proves best of a three-man break that barely holds off a charging peloton
Sven Nys prizes the rainbow jersey, but strives to be good in every race
“It’s really nice to win this race,” he said, “but next week there’s another race, and I want to win also. ..."
Sven Nys outduels Klaas Vantornout to claim men’s cyclocross crown
It took a while, but Belgium finally got a win at worlds — and Nys finally got a second rainbow jersey
Mike Teunissen wins under-23 title at world cyclocross championships
The men's under-23 race was a Dutch-Belgian battle — and once again, the Dutch triumphed
Kirsten Wild rides into history with 3rd overall win at Ladies Tour of Qatar
Wild won the inaugural race in 2009 and defended her title in 2010. En route to her third crown she has won six stages
Giorgia Bronzini makes fresh start with new team: Britain’s Wiggle-Honda
Bronzini hopes to bring both experience and her "Italian style" to the new British squad
Bryan Coquard takes stage 2 at 2013 Etoile de Besseges; Michael Van Staeyen holds lead
Stage 2 ends in a bunch sprint, with Coquard pipping race leader Van Staeyen
Preview: Classics masters set to build foundation in Qatari wind
The classics stars are headed for Qatar to lay the groundwork for cobbles glory, but Mark Cavendish wants to spoil the party with his sprint
Kirsten Wild wins 2nd stage, takes lead in 2013 Ladies Tour of Qatar
WIld confident Argos-Shimano can deliver her to a third overall victory
Rider Agents – More Than Meets The Eye
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Louisville Cyclocross World Championship Preview
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American women get season underway in Tour of Qatar
Olds, Small, and Barensfeld debut new team colors in Doha this week
Ride Report: Giant Propel Advanced SL
Forget wind tunnel data, Giant's new aero road frame stands up to our first four days of riding on its ride qualities alone
Van Staeyen opens European season with Etoile de Besseges stage win
Belgian takes sprint ahead of Robert, Jules to open racing on the continent for 2013
The ‘It’ Couple: Can Boonen and Cavendish work?
Former world champs Tom Boonen and Mark Cavendish are two of the surest bets in the sport, but can they work together?
From the Pages of Velo: The favorites for rainbow stripes in Louisville
We handicap the favorites for UCI Elite Cyclocross World Championships
Hosking wins Ladies Qatar opener
Hosking wins from breakaway to don the first leader's jersey of the race
Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling Team Presentation
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USA Cycling cuts NRC, NCC races, updates points systems
The U.S. domestic calendars lose five events, implement new points systems
Tirreno-Adriatico continues upwards incline for 2013
Nibali, Wiggins, Evans, Contador, Schleck set for Italian showdown in March
2013 WorldTour clips in Down Under
Slagter's going great, Schleck not so much, and Voigt — he's already on the attack
Tom Slagter wins 2013 Santos Tour Down Under as Andre Greipel takes final stage
Slagter takes the overall as Greipel wins the finale, his third stage win of the 2013 tour
Locals double at San Luis with Guevara win, Diaz lead
Tejay van Garderen sits second overall, 17 seconds back, with two days of racing remaining
Modolo’s winning ticket: First Cavendish and then San Remo
Sacha Modolo ripped off a win in San Luis on Tuesday and wants more at Milan-San Remo
Tour Down Under Stage 4
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Holm: Sagan man to beat in 2013 classics, but Boasson Hagen one to watch
Omega director eyes Sagan, Boasson Hagen as biggest challengers to repeat of his team's 2012 classics supremacy
Greipel wins Down Under stage 4; Thomas keeps overall lead
"The Gorilla" wins his second stage of the race after Gilbert spends the day on the attack
Tour Down Under Stage 3
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Set goals the SMART way to achieve real success
Be SMART in your goal setting to set yourself up for success
Slagter holds on in uphill sprint Down Under
Dutchman tops Goss, Gilbert to vault into second overall in Australia
Tyler Wren Journal: Southern racing is still chaotic
Jamis-Hagens Berman veteran Tyler Wren checks in from the Tour de San Luis, where ProTeams are instilling order, but chaos still reigns
Andre the giant opens his 2013 account on strength of sport’s top leadout
The Lotto train is the best in the business right now, setting up what should be a great season-long battle between Greipel and Cavendish
Greipel wins WorldTour opener Down Under
German fastman takes bunch sprint on day 1 in Australia
Mark Cavendish wins stage 1 in 2013 Tour de San Luis
Omega Pharma-Quick Step shuts down a break and delivers the Manxman to the stage win
Preview: Gerrans aims to become first three-time Tour Down Under winner
Simon Gerrans and Philippe Gilbert enter the WorldTour season opener as the top favorites for glory Down Under
Tour Down Under Shoddy Interviews: Tyler Farrar, Ian Stannard and Sagan’s Older Brother, Juraj
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2013 Santos Tour Down Under Preview
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Opinions on Lance – Another Side
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Technical FAQ with Lennard Zinn: Tires for cyclocross
With the world championships approaching Lennard Zinn discusses tires for cyclocross
Wilcoxson surprises everyone on her way to silver at nationals
Conditions don't get much different from the track than on Sunday in Verona, but Jade Wilcoxson transitioned quickly for silver
Durbridge Does The Double
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Durbridge doubles at Aussie road championships
Luke Durbridge becomes the first man to win the Australian men's elite road and time trial titles in the same year
Gracie Elvin bridges to winning break, takes flowers in Australian road championship
Elvin battles up to the leaders, then launches her sprint early and holds her advantage to the line
Keisse, Terpstra attack late to win Rotterdam Six
Omega Pharma teammates take a late lap to win Rotterdam in the 11th hour
Five ways to reduce your risk of over-use injury on the bike
Experts in coaching and sports medicine offer five ways to improve your body's resiliency to injury on the bike
Stroetinga and Schep lead Rotterdam Six; Hoy heads sprinters
With one night remaining in Rotterdam, Sir Chris Hoy confirms that he'll skip the track world championships
Havik, Stopler regain Rotterdam lead; Hoy tops sprinters
Grégory Baugé says his motivation is lacking following his controversial loss in London
Keisse, Terpstra take control in Rotterdam; Hoy leads sprinters
Michel Kreder leaves race with illness after crashing earlier in the week
Albert Contador will do many races in 2013, but the focus is the Tour de France
"This year's Tour is the big goal that will dominate my season," Contador told MARCA
Dubai to host stage race in 2014
Arab emirate launches stage race, may build mountain to accomodate a climbing stage
Stöpler, Havik lead Rotterdam Six after second night
Dutch pair take a lap on night two in Rotterdam; Kenny, Bauge crash heavily in the sprint masters' keirin
Stroetinga, Schep lead after bumpy kick-off at Rotterdam Six
Stroetinga and Schep take top spot on the boards as Rotterdam Six gets off to bumpy start for many
Farrar to debut for 2013 at Tour Down Under
WorldTour opener will be the first race since crash at 2012 Tour of Britain for American sprinter
Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic Stage 2
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While you were out: Fifteen stories from cycling’s new year
A lot happened since December 23; catch up with the latest news and analysis from the holiday season
Analysis: Kerstperiode sets the early stage for ’cross worlds
Sven Nys is fallible, Meredith Miller and Amy Dombroski are likely to be in Louisville, and Logan Owen is a world title contender
Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic Stage 1:: Ewan’s First Strike
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Katerina Nash overcomes Sanne Cant at Superprestige round in Diegem
Nash claims her fifth win of the season as Cant looks forward to a tough Bpost race in Baal
Sven Nys bounces back to pip Niels Albert in Bredene
American Jonathan Page turns in a fine ride to place fifth in Bredene
From the pages of Velo: In the Eye of the Tornado
Winning four classics in three weeks was more than victory for Tom Boonen — it was vindication
Top attacks of 2012: Six moments that stand out
Gilbert stormed to a world title and Contador raided the Vuelta, but neither took top spot in Andrew Hood's favorite attacks of the year
Sanne Cant out-kicks Nikki Harris on muddy Loenhout course
Crashes punctuate the women's racing on the muddy Azencross circuit
Canadian race organizer sees potential in cycling if teams, riders and organizers all take their pulls
“The only thing that is pro in cycling is the name. That’s all," says Canadian entrepreneur Serge Arsenault
Best sprints of 2012: Cav seeing new generation nipping at heels
With top performances in 2012 from world champion Cavendish, breakthrough John Degenkolb and entertaining Peter Sagan, which was our top sprint?
Sven Nys takes Zolder World Cup, series lead from Niels Albert
The Belgian champ pries open a small gap on a climb, then breaks away on a sandy decline to win in Zolder
SKCC Melbourne Criterium Sprint Championships
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