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Velo Magazine — December 2012
The December issue examines all facets of the dangers of cycling, from hazardous elements to the psychology and physiology of crashing
Georgia Gould, Sam Schultz take victories at 2012 Iceman Cometh
The early categories raced in snow, but the pros only had to battle the cold
Heinrich Haussler hopes to reboot career with move to IAM Racing for 2013
"I am looking forward to a new start," he told VeloNews. "I am really motivated for it"
Costa Ricans attack, Todd Wells suffers in stage 2 of 2012 La Ruta de los Conquistadores
Defending champ Wells now hopes for a stage win, but adds: "If I’m anything like yesterday or today it will be tough"
Ryan Trebon, Katie Compton solo to victories at Cyclo-Stampede
The Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival continues Saturday with the CX After Dark Series
Helen Wyman holds off Nikki Harris in final sprint to take Koppenbergcross
Helen Wyman held off Nikki Harris in the final 100m to win Koppenbergcross
Keirin Racing in Japan with Shane Perkins
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A Chat With Andy Pruitt
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Ryan Trebon wins by a whisker at 2012 Boulder Cup
Summerhill fires up the race but Trebon saves his matches for the finale
Georgia Gould rides away from field to win 2012 Boulder Cup
The Luna rider laid down one solid attack and that was all she wrote
Ben Berden out-kicks Jamey Driscoll to win 2012 Colorado Cross Classic
A cagey Belgian comes out on top in a duel with Driscoll and Trebon
Wide-open racing should greet top U.S. ’crossers in Boulder
UCI cyclocross racing heads to Colorado for the weekend and without the dominant favorites on-hand, the racing should be wide open
Must Reads: How dopers stole the best years of McGee’s career; meet your new Tour champion
Bradley McGee says dopers stole the best years of his career
Rolf Aldag to liaise with technical sponsors, coordinate sport directors for Omega Pharma
Rolf Aldag expands his role at Omega Pharma-Quick Step in 2013, now coordinating both technical partners and coaching and race personnel
SMART ENVE 3.4 Tubular Review
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Fine-tuning your sprint with Ben Kersten
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Interview With Bob Stapleton
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Sanne Van Paassen out-kicks Katie Compton to win World Cup opener
The two hit the line together and the Rabobank-Giant rider proves strongest
Mark Cavendish’s departure leaves a little breathing room for Sky’s Edvald Boasson Hagen
The Norwegian will be the top sprinter on a team that's still focused on GC the grand tours
Sky confirms Cavendish move to Omega Pharma
Sky parts ways with the unhappy former world champion after a season in which the Manxman felt under-supported
Crossland: Dogfight for points in Czech Republic
Our resident Belgian ’cross reporter outlines why exactly the World Cup is so important and who might excel in Tabor
Electronic timing system causes mass confusion on Ronse start line
Sven Nys loses almost any hope of the Trofee overall after false start confusion in the bPost Bank Trofee opener
Jeremy Powers does the double at Smartwool Cup in Colorado
The national champ makes it two for two at the Smartwool Cup in Fort Collins
Jeremy Powers overtakes Ryan Trebon to win round 1 of Smartwool Cup
Pedal problems for the leader and a powerful Powers saw Trebon lose the race on the last lap
Commentary: Appreciating clean riders in the EPO era
Velo columnist Phil Gaimon introduces readers to three riders that made it out of the EPO era clean, but not necessarily by choice
Crossland: Trofee series goes to time-based classification and Wellens rubs on Vaseline
Dan Seaton explains an exciting, new timed classification for the renamed GvA Trofee series and gives advice on staying warm
Francesco Gavazzi wins stage 3 as Tony Martin leads 2012 Tour of Beijing
The Astana rider clips 10 seconds off the defending champion's lead with two stages remaining
From the pages of Velo: VeloLab’s Aero Revisited
We put four 2012 aero road bikes to the test in the lab and on the pavement
Martin wins stage 2 and takes lead at 2012 Tour of Beijing
German attacks his way into a nearly unbreakable overall lead in China
Viviani wins stage 1 of the 2012 Tour of Beijing
Italian wins Beijing opener under clearing skies
Argos-Shimano looks to add American to roster for 2013
Argos-Shimano has two strong German sprinters, but would like to land a GC rider for 2013
Sven Nys jumps Niels Albert to take Superprestige kickoff
The Belgian champ put it all into one final attack going into the finishing straight
Marco Marcato wins Paris-Tours in two-up sprint
Mercato proves fastest of a three-man break as Argos' Degenkolb launches a late bid that misses by meters
John Degenkolb, Greg Van Avermaet are favorites for Paris-Tours
Sprinters like John Degenkolb and puncheurs like Greg Van Avermaet are favorites for this weekend's Paris-Tours
Lea, Compton among U.S. track champions crowned in Carson
Bobby Lea takes three titles, with cyclocross champion Katie Compton on top in women's Madison
Helen Wyman, Ryan Trebon take round 2 of the Gran Prix of Gloucester
The British women's champ dominates once again as Trebon wins what he calls the best 'cross race in New England
2013 Giro d’Italia heavy on time trials, features Gavia, Stelvio
Organizers hope to lure Bradley Wiggins, who may find the 2013 Tour de France too mountainous for his tastes
Joaquim Rodriguez solos to victory in 2012 Giro di Lombardia
Rodriguez becomes the first Spaniard to win Il Lombardia and takes the WorldTour lead from Bradley Wiggins
Valverde pulls plug on his comeback season
Movistar captain goes down with illness and will miss his shot a revenge on Philippe Gilbert in Italy
Passionate Bettini trusts in youthful worlds approach
Italian national team manager put the tactics in his young riders' hands late in Valkenburg and hopes it pays in Florence
Trans Zollernalb won by seconds in both men’s and women’s races
The men's race was won by two seconds, while the women fought for a photo finish
‘Grande’ Gilbert delivers dream ride
After a frustrating spring turned into two Vuelta stage wins, Philippe Gilbert's win on the Cauberg was almost inevitable
Adam Craig diary: Winding down after the West Coast summer
Marathon nationals, enduro, Downieville and generally getting torn apart
Indecision sinks the Spanish armada at the worlds
Valverde saves Spanish pride, but Freire unhappy with teammates in final race
Worlds favorite Spain quiet on five-option tactics
With Rodríguez, Valverde, Contador, Freire and Sánchez, will a wealth of options benefit the Spanish or destroy their chances in Limburg?
Belgians lining up for Two-card Monte in Valkenburg
Boonen and Gilbert are two of the strongest men in the worlds field and both are Belgian. How will they play off one another in Valkenburg?
Italy’s young guns will key off Spain and Belgium at worlds
Bettini, Nibali excited with a young Italian squad in the Netherlands, point to Spain, Belgium as favorites
Thursday News Shorts
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Van Passen wins 2012 CrossVegas over Davison
Dutch favorite cashes in with last-lap attack in Las Vegas
Tony Martin pulls out the punches to win his second world TT title
Tony Martin overcomes the most difficult final kilometer of his career to double up in Valkenburg
First Ride: Pearl Izumi flex-sole X-Project mountain bike shoes
Power-transfer lab tests allow Pearl Izumi to develop a shoe stiff enough for performance with flex for walking and running your bike
Colombian insists there was no deal with Vinokourov
Rigoberto Urán insists that he made no deal with Alexander Vinokourov at the end of the Olympic road race
Jonathan Tiernan-Locke near victory in 2012 Tour of Britain
It has been 19 years since a Briton won his national tour
Daniele Bennati leaving RadioShack-Nissan for Saxo Bank-Tinkoff Bank
The rumor mill churns, but team boss Johan Bruyneel insists that all is well
Peter Sagan not at his best, but still a threat for worlds, says trainer
The youngster has had a busy season and arrived at worlds a touch overweight
Phinney has high hopes for world championships
Taylor Phinney is keeping the fire hot, his body trim and his motivation high for a run at a world title in Limburg next week
Osymetric – Gimmick or Legit?
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The Torqued Wrench: Whose rides these are
The Torqued Wrench gets poetic about clarity on a class-cutting mountain bike ride
Lars Petter Nordhaug continues Norwegian charge with victory in Montreal
The Norse domestique gets his chance to shine in Montréal
Lars Petter Nordhaug wins 2012 Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal
Moreno Moser (Liquigas-Cannondale) and Alexandr Kolobnev (Katusha) finish second and third
Andrew Hood’s top-10 list from the 2012 Vuelta a Espana
For Velo's European correspondent Andrew Hood, the Vuelta was the most exciting of this year's grand tours
Sky’s Luke Rowe wins stage 1 of Tour of Britain as crash claims Mark Cavendish
The world champ got caught up in a crash in the finale
Tom Boonen wins field sprint at Paris-Brussels
Boonen beat Mark Renshaw (Rabobank) and Oscar Freire (Katusha) with a bike throw
Gerrans hopes to springboard from Quebec into world title
Aussie champ wants to trade in green and yellow for rainbow stripes on the Cauberg in two weeks
Gerrans wins 2012 GP Cycliste Québec City with late attack
Aussie champ brings home a win in the first of two Canadian WorldTour races with a gutsy, late move
Gilbert wins stage 19 of the Vuelta; Contador keeps red
Gilbert comes through for second victory in Spain
Bell wins street sprint WorldTour opener in Québec
Spidertech all-rounder tops tough field for Sprint Challenge Pro victory
Spanish media clamors over Contador’s ride
As Bennati wins stage, El Pistolero reflects on the desperation that brought on his long-shot attack at the Vuelta
Lefevere in waiting game for Cav
Manx Missile’s possible move spurs interest from several teams, Omega Pharma chief among them
Lee Rodgers Diary: All to fight for with one day left at East Java tour
Our off-beat diarist is in the running in Java and riding the cultural waves of the Kazakhs and riders from Hong Kong
More stage wins, hopes for points jersey keep John Degenkolb hanging on in mountains
The sprinter who hoped to win one stage has already claimed four and now eyes the points jersey
Joaquim Rodriguez is proving a complex, exasperating rival to Alberto Contador
Rodriguez took everything Contador threw at him, and gave as good — actually, better — than he got
How far can Purito go?
Rodríguez wins again to put scare into rivals, but can he hold on at the Vuelta as the big mountains approach
Ben King Diary: Suffering into old man strength
The RadioShack-Nissan youngster gets back on the bike in Colorado and fights his way to Denver
Pondering Pokhara
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Degenkolb wins fourth Vuelta stage; Rodriguez defends
Argos man wins his fourth stage of the 2012 Vuelta
Five lows from the 2012 mountain bike Olympics
From the defending champion's DNF to high-profile mechanicals, here's to acknowledge the low moments from London 2012
Christian Vande Velde wins 2012 USA Pro Challenge; Taylor Phinney takes finale
Vande Velde turns in a stellar ITT to ruin the hopes of Leipheimer and van Garderen both
Philippe Gilbert seizes opportunity as Joaquim Rodriguez steals seconds
The Belgian needed a victory badly, and the Spaniard needs all the seconds he can get before the Vuelta's ITT