Valverde aims for longshot Tour podium
The “Green Bullet” is back in France and hoping he’s on the upswing in an up-and-down comeback season
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Every second counts for Luke Durbridge
Young Aussie misses Olympic selection, but looks back on his break-out rookie season and forward to his chance at a grand tour
Duggan Q&A: It doesn’t get any better
Duggan talks about putting together a healthy 18 months, winning a U.S. championship and his medal goals in London
TIBCO’s Megan Guarnier wins elite women’s race at USA Cycling road nationals
TIBCO also puts Hall on podium and Schneider into the U-23 stars and stripes
2012 European road race championships roundup
Europeans battle for road-race crowns
Adam Craig diary: European XC to Oregon Enduro but not to London…
Whatever the format, bike riding is ace in my book
Theresa Cliff-Ryan, Tyler Magner, Adam Farabaugh and Samantha Schneider win 2012 U.S. crit crowns
Magner, Schneider take U-23 titles on a fast, flat circuit in Augusta
Rating the Tour de France favorites, from W(iggins) to Z
From Evans to Sanchez, Wiggins to Menchov, we run down the favorites for the 2012 Tour de France
Cycling Photography Tips
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Gerrans is proudly hunting Tour stages for Orica
Milan-San Remo winner Simon Gerrans heads to France with an eye toward adding a fourth grand tour stage win
News Shorts – 19th June, 2012
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Eyeing an opening, Greipel gets his Tour train
Lotto brings four riders to help the Gorilla add to his 2011 Tour de France stage win
Gesink, Mollema to lead Rabobank at Tour; Renshaw gets a shot
Dutch squad announces Tour nine, with Aussie sprinter getting his first shot at a Tour stage win
Wiggins aims at Paris after record-setting spring treble
Bradley Wiggins set a new mark for wins this spring, becoming the first rider to ever score a treble in the pre-Tour stage races
UnitedHealthcare’s Jake Keough wins 2012 Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classic
UnitedHealthcare rider delivers after team chases down a late break
Frank Schleck attacks, Rui Costa defends to win 2012 Tour de Suisse
Schleck tries to seize the lead in finale, but runs out of road as Kangert claims stage win
Skratching the itch to win: Taylor Phinney, Evelyn Stevens tune up for London at all-star Boulder training camp
Olympic hopefuls join Tour riders Vande Velde and Zabriskie, plus top 'crosser Johnson, for an Allen Lim-style tuneup
Michael Albasini wins stage 8 of 2012 Tour de Suisse
Late move by Fränk Schleck and Levi Leipheimer put the two into second and third overall
Brad Huff, Theresa Cliff-Ryan win stage 4 of Nature Valley Grand Prix
John Murphy and Carmen Small keep their leaders' jerseys going into stage 5
Horner speaks: Olympic selection, a Tour spot and RadioShack’s woes
Veteran happy to work with a young U.S. team in London, calls Kloden's comments on RadioShack's Tour selection unprofessional
Farrar, Horner, Stevens, Armstrong highlight U.S. Olympic road team
USA Cycling announces the final selections for the men's and women's road teams for the London Games
From the pages of Velo: Performance Quantified
In the debut of VeloLab, our tech team put four aero road bikes to the test. Get the results from the lab and the road
Small, Murphy lead Nature Valley after double opening day
Carmen Small, Theresa Cliff-Ryan, Tom Zirbel and John Murphy were all stage winners on Wednesday in Saint Paul, Minnesota
Harlem Skyscraper Classic to air live on VeloNews.com
Skyscraper Classic to air live on VeloNews.com
Millar on British long team for London Games
CAS decision opens door for Millar to ride first Olympics in 12 years
News Shorts – 13th June, 2012
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Sagan moves within one of Greipel for most wins in 2012
Sagan within one of German sprinter's lead in the wins tally for top-level pros
Sagan wins stage 4 of the 2012 Tour de Suisse
Liquigas man wins another sprint in Tour de France build-up
More miles, more climbing and Leipheimer confirmed for 2012 Tour of Utah
Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah returns with 33 percent more miles, 25 percent more climbing in 2012
From the pages of Velo: A Gentle Giant
In our July 21, 2008 cover story, we look at George Hincapie, America’s most accomplished active racer and the international peloton’s nice guy
Sagan wins again in Switzerland
Slovak wins his second stage of the Tour de Suisse, three days into the race
Rui Costa wins stage 2, seizes overall lead at 2012 Tour de Suisse
Movistar rider dashes Schleck's hopes for stage win, yellow jersey
Second-year pro Michael Matthews dreams of rainbow jersey
Young Aussie rider dreams of leading his country's team to victory in Valkenburg
Vichot wins at the Dauphine; Wiggins defends yellow
Frenchman wins stage after HC climb of the Col du Grand Colombier
Tour de Suisse Preview: Much to learn about July with no clear favorite
Gesink and Valverde are among the Tour hopefuls taking aim at top form in Switzerland starting Saturday
Degenkolb and Kittel leading Argos-Shimano’s Tour charge
Young German duo will head to France in the hunt for the big one
Porte aiming to support Wiggins at the Tour de France
Richie Porte will be back in a supporting role at the Tour de France for team Sky if all goes to plan
Boasson Hagen wins Dauphine stage; Wiggins leads
Edvald Boasson Hagen wins the Dauphine's sprint stage
From the pages of Velo: Preparing to Pounce
In a look at our archives, Wiggins and Leipheimer revive 2011 Tour hopes with strategic stage race victories
Moreno recovers for Dauphine stage win, plans a vacation
Daniel Moreno reaped the awards of his hard work in the Giro d'Italia with a win today in the Criterium du Dauphine
Moreno wins Dauphine stage as Wiggins retains lead
Spaniard takes uphill sprint while Wiggins and Evans finish in the bunch
Making the grade: How the sprinters stack up
In our midseason report card for the sprinters, Cav is still the king of speed, but many are nipping at his heels
Evans wins Dauphine stage; Wiggins takes yellow
Evans fires first shot in Tour de France build-up with stage win
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Team Type 1 goes 1-2 at Philly with Serebryakov, Ilesic
Serebryakov wins bunch sprint after late breakaway neutralized
Teutenberg wins Liberty Classic for fifth time
German edges closer to Petra Rossner's seven-win mark in Philadelphia
From the pages of Velo: Armstrong’s springboard to a million
The cover story form the June 28, 1993 issue of VeloNews details Lance Armstrong's million-dollar attack on the Manayunk Wall
Lechance, Gorry win inaugural Lake Bluff Twilight Criterium in breaks; Clark, Allar retain overall CRITS leads
Lechance laps field with five-man break, takes sprint at inaugural Lake Bluff crit near Chicago; Gorry wins women's
With no ProTeams in the mix, UnitedHealthcare rolls into Philly heavily favored
Fewer big-name riders and a shorter course hasn't sapped UnitedHealthcare's determination to put a rider atop the podium in Philly
Preview: Changes mark a new-look Philadelphia Championship
A new field, a course change and a new gran fondo mark a new-look Philly weekend
Dauphiné preview: Tour de France hopefuls look to prove form on similar route
Next week's Dauphiné will be a proving ground for many Tour hopefuls with a shorter but similar course
From the pages of Velo: Heiden’s Best Race (the first Philadelphia Championship)
In an excerpt from the July 12, 1985 issue of Velo-News, Cheryl Lindstrom recounts the first CoreStates Professional Championship in Philadelphia
Shimano updates DuraAce Mechanical and Di2
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Shimano goes to 11 with new Dura-Ace
We detail the all-new, 11-speed Dura-Ace 9000 mechanical and 9070 Di2 electronic groups
Velo Magazine — Official Tour de France Guide 2012
A peek inside the official North American guide to the 2012 Tour de France
NewsWire: Bruyneel hoped to shock; Zomegnan critical of Giro
Bruyneel hoping to shock RadioShack into results; Cancellara has work to do; Zomegnan critical of 95th Giro; Reijnen recaps third-place national championships ride
Wednesday News Shorts
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Amber Neben diary: Complete world domination
Amber Neben checks in after her Specialized-lululemon team taught stage-racing class at the Exergy Tour over Memorial Day weekend
Exergy Tour 2012 Stage 4 results
1. Claudia Häusler, Greenedge-AIS, in 2:04:08 2. Evelyn Stevens, Team Specialized-Lululemon, at s.t. 3. Jasmin Glaesser, Canadian National Team, at 0:00:55 4. Carmen Small, Optum Pro Cycling P/b Kelly Benefit Strategies, at s.t. 5. Megan Guarnier, Team Tibco - To The Top, at s.t.
Stepping forward from the Women’s Challenge to the Exergy Tour
Cycling legends were in front of and behind the curtain at the inaugural Exergy Tour
Stevens wins Exergy Tour as Hausler takes final stage
American pulls leader's jersey from teammate Neben with two-rider breakaway
Duggan wins U.S. road title with solo attack
With just one teammate in the race, Liquigas American wins national title on well-timed solo effort
Exergy Tour 2012 stage 3 results
1. Ina-Yoko Teutenberg, Team Specialized-lululemon, in 2:29:23 2. Leah Kirchmann, Optum Pro Cycling-Kelly Benefit Strategies, at s.t. 3. Megan Guarnier, Team Tibco-To The Top, at s.t. 4. Inga Cilvinaite, Diadora-Pasta Zara, at s.t. 5. Claudia Hausler, Greenedge-AIS, at s.t.
Teutenberg wins Exergy Tour stage 3; Neben defends overall lead
German makes it two stages in two days for Specialized-lululemon
Hesjedal makes history with Giro win
Canadian delivers in final time trial for first Canadian grand tour win
Giro Notebook, Stage 19: Vande Velde on TT; Savio livid with Rujano
Savio livid with Rujano, says Venezuelan's last chance has expired; Friday was reckoning for two GC hopefuls
Cliff-Ryan’s stage win a boost for reeling Exergy Twenty12
Cliff-Ryan delivers much-needed stage win after team captain Kristin Armstrong's race-ending prologue crash
U.S. professional road championships bring elite riders to Greenville
A star-studded National Pro Championships start Saturday in Greenville, South Carolina
From the pages of Velo: Idaho Airstream (Analysis of the 2002 HP Women’s Challenge)
With the Exergy Tour kicking off in Boise, we go to the archives to revive the story of the last HP Women's Challenge, in 2003
Giro notebook, stage 18: Rollin still rolling; Cav wowed
Dominique Rollin is happy to still be in the Giro after being hit by a Vacansoliel car during Wednesday’s 17th stage
Giro Notebook, Stage 17: Rodriguez walks out of press conference; Pinotti eyeing Milan TT
In our daily Giro roundup, the maglia rosa walks out on press conference, Pinotti wants the Milan TT win, Phinney and others fined in the Dolomites
Astana management upset with Kreuziger’s Giro performance
Martinelli has stiff words for his star after Kreuziger's Giro fell apart on Wednesday
Purito outsprints GC favorites for stage 17 win; Hesjedal holds steady, still has advantage with TT looming
Joaquim Rodríguez held onto the pink jersey today, winning stage 17 in Cortina after a brutal day in the mountains
Exergy Tour kicks off Thursday with local heroine Armstrong a favorite
Ten years after the last HP Women's Challenge, the Olympic champ returns to Boise to fight for UCI points, $100,000 prize purse
Lee Rodgers Diary: A Memorable Day in Kuala Lumpur
Our off-beat diarist checks in from the final stage of the Jelajah Malaysia with a long-shot close-call
Giro favorites ready to throw down in Dolomites
Confidence exudes from Giro big on the eve of the major battle