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Hoy targets fifth cycling gold in men’s team sprint
Chris Hoy is expected to add to his impressive collection of Olympic silverware when he lines up in the men's team sprint
Britain tops qualifying in men’s team sprint
Sir Chris Hoy leads the home team into the pole position for tonight's team sprint finals
China sets two women’s team sprint world records
Great Britain tandem also goes under the previous world mark held by Germany
Olympic Track Primer: Breaking down the events
Track cycling events, explained
Sir can wait as Wiggins looks for a tonic
Wiggins looks to celebrate his historic season with a tonic, says he would be honored by knighthood, if not a little uncomfortable
News Shorts
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Preview: Rivals out to test British track supremacy
The track events open Thursday in London and we preview all 10, with a look at the key match-ups
In search of relevance, a Cat. 3 turns to EPO and HGH
Obsessive amateur David Anthony turned to drugs and lost everything, including his love of the sport and winning
Hanson locks up criterium jersey and still wants more in Europe
Optum sprinter continues to reach for Europe, now with a red, white and blue jersey on his back
Hammer, U.S. track squad chasing medals and records on the London velodrome
With the individual pursuit gone, the best chance for a U.S. medal falls on Sarah Hammer in the team pursuit and the omnium
Wiggins, Martin, Cancellara highlight Olympic TT favorites
Bradley Wiggins is the top favorite for Wednesday's Olympic time trial, but a young American is looking to spoil
Medal record beckons for Wiggins in time trial
Tour champ is chasing the record for medals by a British Olympian in Wednesday's time trial
NewsWire: Tweets kill Olympic road race data, Batman shooting derails cross-country tour
Twitter posts clog data networks for the road race timing system in London; British trackies debut hot pants; Transcontinental cycle tour ends with Batman theater shooting
Armstrong looking to make history with second Olympic TT gold
Defending Olympic champ Armstrong heads the list of women's time trial gold medal hopefuls after jumping a succession of hurdles since Beijing
Sprint king Bauge ready to ‘go to war’ on the track in London
Frenchman says it's time to put things back in their proper order when the track events open at the Olympic Velodrome this week
Lizzie Armitstead’s silver shines brightly for Britain after men miss out on gold
The 24-year-old former trackie brought the host nation its first medal of the 2012 Games
Shelley Olds rues bad luck that saw her flat out of winning break at 2012 London Olympics road race
"It’s devastating to know that you were there, in the Olympic Games … but hey, that’s bike racing, what are you going to do?”
Marianne Vos sprints to gold in women’s road race at the 2012 London Olympics
Dutchwoman takes a convincing win in a rain-soaked, crash-filled contest
Vinokourov Dampens Great Britain’s Glow
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Rigoberto Uran says he didn’t quit, he just ran out of gas
The Colombian denied that he surrendered to Alexander Vinokourov in London
Taylor Phinney disappointed at just having missed a medal at the 2012 London Olympics
The American was inspired by teammate Tejay van Garderen's work on his behalf
Alexander Vinokourov out-kicks Rigoberto Uran for gold in men’s road race at 2012 Olympic Games
The wily Kazakh steals a march on Rigoberto Uran to win gold in London
From the pages of Velo: Britain takes center stage
In this excerpt from the March 2012 issue of Velo, we detail the London Olympics, with a focus on the home country favorites
U.S. men aiming for breakaway, women confident in London gold
With Farrar's odds against Cavendish, the five American men will likely ride for a small group finish in Saturday's Olympic road race
Cavendish’s rivals plotting British gold flop
Mark Cavendish is the favorite for gold on Saturday, but a cadre of challengers is mulling how best to beat the Manx Missile
Liggett: BMX and mountain biking do not belong at Olympics
Commentator laments subtraction of classic track events from the Olympic schedule
Olympic Road Race Preview: Cavendish’s race to lose
If he can get over the Box Hill climb, which many feel he can, Mark Cavendish is the top favorite for Olympic gold on The Mall
From the pages of Velo: Beijing Bling (The story of the 2008 Olympics)
The story of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, as told in the September 8, 2008 issue of VeloNews
Brits will try to broker a sprint finish alliance for London
With Mark Cavendish and Lizzie Armitstead at the end of its sprint trains, Great Britain team captains will align with rivals to limit attackers
White, Aussie team plan to upend the expected bunch finish in London on Saturday
The Aussies point toward the pressure bearing down on Olympic hosts and expect a wide-open race around Box Hill
Where are they now? | Clyde Sefton
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Horner talks U.S. team tactics for the London Olympics
Chris Horner makes his Olympic debut on Saturday and talked on Wednesday about planning and executing on Box Hill for the U.S. National Team
Go big or go bigger: Highs and lows of the North American World Cups
Being beaten on the line when you think you're going to win and getting your bike stolen while on course is way worse than a slow race
Technical FAQ: Covering electronic shifting mishaps in the press
Technical writer Lennard Sinn discusses cleat positioning, electronic drivetrain mishaps and brake pad holders
News Shorts – July 24
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Power Analysis: Sørensen tears up week three of the Tour
TrainingPeaks co-founder looks at Chris Anker Sørensen’s power numbers near the end of the race
Mancebo, Powers close out Cascade as Anthony, McGrath win Awbrey Butte stage
Mancebo, Powers finish off Cascade Classic for overall wins
Chasing The Tour | That’s a Wrap!
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Mark Cavendish is proud of Sky’s Tour — and of being the first world champ to win on the Champs-Elysees
The world champ is the first rainbow jersey to win the Champs-Élysées stage
Carlos Alzate, Carmen Small win stage 4 at 2012 Cascade Classic
Francisco Mancebo leads men's race; Alison Powers takes over women's GC as Kristin Armstrong skips crit
Commentary: After 65 years, Tour Britannia is here
The peloton chastised English speakers until late in the 20th century. Now, Great Britain owns the Tour de France
Notes From The Scrum: Cav’s love for the Champs
World champion has dreamt of sprinting on the Champs Elysees since childhood and is the top favorite to win his fourth Tour finale in a row
Chasing The Tour | Stage 19 – Changing of the Guard
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Stuyven, Albrecht win Cascade Classic stage 3
Bontrager takes top three spots at Mount Bachelor as Mancebo takes overall lead
Sagan to take Tour’s green jersey in Paris
Peter Sagan is the second youngest to win the Tour's maillot vert and says there are always races to be had
Felt unveils revamped endurance road bike, Nine Series lines
Felt’s 2013 range will include a snappier endurance bike and an F1-inspired mountain bike
Mark Cavendish explodes out of defense to score 22nd Tour goal
Cavendish admitted that chasing the yellow jersey with Sky this year has left him feeling like a fish out of water
Go big or go bigger with Jeremiah Bishop
Jeremiah Bishop will be sharing his knowledge, experience, mishaps, lessons and tips as a pro mountain biker and coach on Singletrack.com
Cavendish wins stage 18 of Tour de France as Wiggins keeps yellow
World champ takes second win of this Tour as Sky deliver Wiggins to the time trial in yellow
Amaran, Armstrong win Cascade Classic stage 2
Kristin Armstrong makes it three-for-three at Cascade and Luis Amaran wins the stage and takes the yellow jersey
Hoy won’t defend individual sprint gold at London Games
Sir Hoy will defend two Beijing golds, but not the individual sprint
Armstrong, Haga take Cascade Classic prologue wins
Olympic champ, young Optum rider jump out to early Cascade leads
Tour de France Training Plan 2012: Week 3
Ride the final week of the 2012 Tour in your own training, at home
The 2012 Tour in 12 analysis pieces
We revisit some of the top storylines of the Tour de France, by way of our contributors' in-depth analysis
Chasing The Tour | Stage 15 – Fédrigo Plays Them Perfectly
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Brailsford talks down cries for ‘gentleman’ Cav’
Sky manager stands by decision not to chase the breakaway for Cav to have a shot at the stage win
Hilton Clarke, Kristin McGrath victorious at Exergy Twilight Criterium
Hilton Clarke rides his train while Kristin McGrath makes the best of a late breakaway
Fedrigo wins fourth career Tour stage as Wiggins defends yellow
Vande Velde second from six-man breakaway after ferocious opening hour
Luna Chix prepared to duke it out in the dirt in London
Luna teammates Pendrel, Gould and Nash are the three fastest women in the world right now: London will be the big test
Commentary: Rare malice in an open sport
Sunday's road tacking was shocking — which is an amazing thing, given cycling's long history and proximity between riders and fans
Chasing The Tour | Stage 14 – Les Saboteurs!
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The Livestream Diaries: Roadside antics at the ‘Cirque du So Lame’
July is a time for big characters and big stories — some stemming from the Tour’s own dramas, others that coincide with its spotlight
Andrew Hood’s Tour Notebook: ‘Lule’ makes winning look routine
Luis Leon Sanchez, once thought a potential GC rider, contents himself with snagging stages
Not a bad view for the intermediate sprint (they'll be coming Dow road in right) (Instagram)
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Orica-GreenEdge, shut out so far, continues chasing a stage win
Orica-GreenEdge hasn't given up on its dream of taking a stage in its Tour debut
Andre Greipel edges Peter Sagan to win stage 13 of the 2012 Tour de France
The big German edges the green jersey with a bike throw at the line
Exergy Twilight Criterium welcomes women’s field with pay equal to that given men
The Exergy Twilight Criterium in Boise is the penultimate race in the USA CRITS series
Chasing The Tour | Stage 12
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Garmin’s perseverance proves Peiper right
American team stays aggressive after early crashes destroy GC and sprint hopes in France
Millar wins stage 12 of the Tour de France; Wiggins retains yellow
Scotsman wins first Tour stage since 2003, on the anniversary of Tom Simpson's death
Cavendish saving ammunition for weekend gunfight
World champ is on bottle duty this week as more sprint chances loom
Analysis: Do shorter stages make for more interesting racing?
Tour organizers are betting on shorter distances increasing the turmoil on the road — and they're winning
Chasing The Tour | Stage 11 – The Nail In the Coffin
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Analysis: Voigt and Voeckler lead the populist puncheurs
It is difficult to imagine a breakaway more popular than the one that contested the finish of Wednesday’s stage 10
From the Pages of Velo: VeloLab tests bikes of the WorldTour
In this archive from September 2011, we put four bikes of the ProTeams to the test in the lab and on the road
Chasing The Tour | Stage 10
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Analysis: Can the Sky fall?
Peiper, Demol and Ochowicz strategize on how to beat back Sky's suffocating offensive
Tour de France Training Plan: Week 2
Follow the Tour de France stages from home with this training plan