Alejandro Valverde comes from behind to take stage 8 in Spain
The Movistar rider roared up from behind on the final climb to win stage 8 in Andorra
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Taylor Phinney bounces back from crash for second in the Springs — and maybe first in Denver
“The Denver time trial has been my carrot that I’ve been chasing this whole week,” Phinney said
Tyler Farrar wins second stage of 2012 USA Pro Challenge
Garmin adds another prize to its palmares in stage 5
John Degenkolb wins stage 7 of the 2012 Vuelta a Espana
Degenkolb out-sprints Viviani and Davis on the Motorland Aragón track
Bike of the Bunch | Baum Corretto with Lightweight Obermayer Gold Ed.
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Jens Voigt solos to victory in stage 4; Tejay van Garderen reclaims lead in Colorado
The RadioShack strongman gets his first win in years in commanding style
‘Purito’ king of punch, but can he go the distance?
Froome, Contador still favored to win Vuelta
Tom Danielson takes Aspen stage; Christian Vande Velde takes lead in Colorado
Christian Vande Velde took the leader's jersey from Tejay van Garderen, but they remain tied on time
Chris Froome defends Sky in ‘wait-gate,’ admits he’d love to win Vuelta
“It was a race in the crosswinds. Crashes happen in the crosswinds. That’s just part of bike racing,” says Froome
John Degenkolb wins a lackluster stage 5 at the 2012 Vuelta a España
A solo break by Javier Chacon enlivens an otherwise tedious stage
No laughing in the yelling group in Colorado on Tuesday
Breakaway riders criticize Liquigas' tact in the move that nearly stuck in Tuesday's second stage of the USA Pro Challenge
Garmin’s Allan Peiper thinks Andrew Talansky is a grand-tour contender for the future
The Garmin director says the young rider has confidence and the support of his teammates
Vincenzo Nibali has yet to sink his teeth into a stage, but the Shark will keep attacking
Altitude has The Shark of Messina feeling a bit like a fish out of water, but he's still on the hunt
Tejay van Garderen wins stage, takes lead in 2012 USA Pro Challenge
Van Garderen and Vande Velde fought out a two-man sprint to the line
Simon Clarke wins stage 4, Joaquim Rodriguez takes lead in the 2012 Vuelta a España
Alejandro Valverde saw his leader's jersey slip away following a crash that left him chasing
From China to the Vuelta: Ji Cheng is riding into history
The Argos-Shimano rider is the first Chinese rider to start a grand tour
Reynolds Assault Wheelset Review
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Tyler Farrar on returning to the winner’s circle: ‘It feels great’
The smile across Tyler Farrar’s face could be spotted from 400 meters away
Tyler Farrar wins stage 1 of the 2012 USA Pro Challenge
The Garmin-Sharp sprinter easily outpaces the field for the win and the first leader's jersey
Six seconds could be an eternity when final times are tallied at the 2012 Vuelta a Espana
Six seconds might well decide who will end up on the final podium at the Vuelta a España
Tour of the Great South Coast Recap
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Iris Slappendel wins penultimate round of women’s World Cup in Sweden
Teammate and series leader Marianne Vos clinched the overall title with one race remaining
Arnaud Demare sprints to victory in 2012 Vattenfall Cyclassics
Andre Greipel (Lotto-Belisol) takes second with Giacomo Nizzolo (RadioShack-Nissan) third
John Degenkolb takes stage 2 of the 2012 Vuelta a España
Movistar's Jonathan Castroviejo still holds the lead — but the mountains loom on Monday
Limitless Performance, Sexism Or Publicity Stunt?
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Few North Americans contesting the 2012 Vuelta a España
Olympics, more domestic events keep some North Americans at home
Preview: The 2012 USA Pro Challenge starts hard and finishes harder
Velo's Matthew Beaudin and Liquigas-Cannondale's Timmy Duggan take us through the route of the 2012 USA Pro Challenge
Eric Young sets two world records in roller-sprint fund-raiser
Proceeds from the roller races benefited the Boulder Junior Cycling program and Just Go Harder Foundation.
2012 Vuelta a España serves up a mountainous, unpredictable course
Vuelta organizers hope the 2012 edition serves up action, unpredictability and a potentially explosive fight to the finish.
Humpday News Shorts
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The men to watch in the 2012 Vuelta a Espana
Contador heads the list of contenders for the Spanish tour, but it's a long list, with a number of subplots
Schurter heartbroken over lost gold medal opportunity
Swiss rider Nino Schurter could not hide his disappointment over missing out on a gold medal
UnitedHealthcare pulls together for stage wins at 2012 Tour of Utah
The word of the week for UnitedHealthcare, says Jeff Louder, is "execution"
Keough wins stage 4 at Tour of Utah; Vande Velde stays in yellow
American makes a statement with his downtown Salt Lake City stage win
NewsWire: Chinese appeal sprint ruling, again; Peraud returns to dirt
Chinese squad appeals team sprint decision for a second time; Jean-Christophe Peraud returns dirt; cycling continues France/Britain spat
Matthews wins stage 3 of the Tour of Utah
Rabobank's former u23 world champion gets a sprint win after spending the day in the breakaway
Ask Nick: Ride planning, Olympic pedals, chain replacement and race radio espionage
Our tech editor answers reader questions on planning a trans-Oklahoma charity ride, drivetrain wear and radio scanning in the team car
Bos wins stage 2 at Eneco Tour; Keukeleire maintains lead
Dutchman sprints to stage win in Genk while Keukeleire defends the overall lead
NewsWire: Phillip says ‘watch out in ’16’; London’s unsung derny driver
Njisane Phillip: 'Watch out in '16. I'm coming'; London's unsung derny driver; BMX course video and 3D tour
Queen Victoria delighted to abdicate, start ‘new life’
British sprinter Victoria Pendleton is leaving track racing and the pressure of defending an Olympic title behind
Hoy says Redgrave remains ‘the greatest’
Scot sprinter says someone will have to win gold over six consecutive Olympics to supplant the champion sprinter as Britain's best-ever Olympians
Great Britain closes out Olympic track cycling with gold, but also disappointment
A mix of emotions, from the high of Sir Chris Hoy and Laura Trott to the controversial low of Victoria Pendleton
Sutherland wins stage 1 of the 2012 Tour of Utah
UnitedHealthcare's Aussie captain fights through aggressive finale for big-time stage win in Ogden
Hoy wins record sixth gold medal for Britain with keirin victory
Hoy sets new gold-medal mark for Great Britain with his keirin win in London
Meares beats Pendleton to sprint gold
Australian tops British favorite in match sprint final
NewsWire: Bauge’s coach ‘sorry for him’; Contador returns to ‘positive reactions’
Grégory Baugé's coach feels 'sorry for him'; Alberto Contador returns to pro peloton, receives 'positive reactions'; cyclists' odd thighs
Bauge to Kenny: How did you prepare?
Frenchman Bauge turns the tables on the sprint gold medalist and takes up the question asking at the press conference
Kenny credits hard work and video review for sprint gold
Baugé unfulfilled in match sprint finals and lets his frustration show
Kenny beats Bauge for gold in London match sprint
Briton stuns Frenchman to take revenge from the world championships and win his first individual gold
Contador returns from doping ban in Benelux
Spaniard is back to racing after six-month forced vacation and is setting his sites on his home country races
Keirin Preview: Hoy poised to overtake Redgrave’s five-gold haul
Hoy aims for keirin repeat as Brits chase three golds in the final day of track racing
Dream Olympic sprint final awaits Kenny, Bauge
Baugé, Kenny likely heading for a final showdown in Monday's match sprint program
2012 Tour of Utah: Is it America’s toughest stage race?
With 37,501 feet of climbing in six days, a team time trial and a closing stage with an uber-steep ascent, Utah opens Tuesday
Sprint queen Victoria Pendleton on track to cap career with another gold for Britain
Pendleton set an Olympic sprint record in the flying 200 meters before moving into the quarterfinals
Jason Kenny, Gregory Bauge advance toward possible rematch of worlds race
Njisane Phillip of Trinidad and Tobago and Australian Shane Perkins also make the semifinals at the London Games
Denmark’s Lasse Hansen takes gold in inaugural Olympic track omnium
The Dane had to bounce back from a crash in the points race to take the gold
Tsunami refugees cheer Japanese track rider
Kazunari Watanabe and his mates missed out in the team sprint, but fans like his chances in the keirin
Optum’s Ken Hanson, Jade Wilcoxson win stage 2 at 2012 Tour of Elk Grove
Ken Hanson and Jade Wilcoxson win stage 2 in Illinois
Great Britain keeps medal-winning wheels in motion at Olympic velodrome
Three days of enthralling but one-sided competition see the hosts take a fourth gold medal from five finals
Britain’s Jason Kenny coasts into quarterfinals of men’s match sprint at 2012 London Games
Also making the quarters were Gregory Bauge, Shane Perkins, Njisane Phillip, Denis Dmitriev and Jimmy Watkins.
China, Hong Kong lead early Asian charge as track cycling gets under way in London
Sarah Lee Wai-Sze gave Hong Kong its first Olympic medal in cycling
Gregory Bauge chasing Olympic gold in match sprint at 2012 London Games
The French three-time world champion had to settle for silver in the team sprint in London
Rule, Britannia: It’s Great Britain’s track party
After two days inside the Olympic Velodrome, Team Great Britain has left no doubt who is hosting this track party
Great Britain defends team pursuit gold with world record
Host team sets new mark in the finals to topple rival Australia
UCI confirms positive test for Russian keirin rider Baranova
UCI, IOC work together to net doping first cycling doping offender of the Games, before she could compete
Pendleton, Meares sail into keirin second round
Briton comes from the back of the group in the final lap to win her heat over Meares
Analysis: Hindes’ intentional crash brings spirit of competition into question
Was Britain's team sprint crash cheating or cunning? The UCI says it wasn't the former, but the IOC calls for a look at the rules
Britain bids for more track gold Friday in team pursuit, keirin
The host team is out for more gold in the second day of track events in London and the women's sprinters are back for more
Analysis: Enforcement of passing rule makes a mess of women’s team sprint
Officials relegate two medal-qualifying squads and while Germany wins the women's team sprint, no one else benefits
Britain’s Hindes admits to crashing purposely in team sprint
British youngster admits to crashing intentionally to save Britain's gold medal run
Britain wins men’s team sprint with another world record
Sir Chris Hoy leads British gold strike with the squad's second world record of the day
Germany handed team sprint gold as China relegated
Officials relegate China in the sprint final to negate its first-ever cycling gold medal
British team sprint duo reeling after disqualification
Varnish misses out in her only Olympic event as Pendleton's medal chances reduced to two