Modolo wins sprint in Turkey, shows his cards for Giro
Sacha Modolo dominated the sprint in stage 6 at the Tour of Turkey today, boding well for his ultimate goal to take a win in Giro
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Sanchez wins in Romandie to close gap to Wiggins
Sanchez is now just 1sec behind Wiggins, who failed to finish in the top ten of the stage
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Hivert wins Romandie 2nd stage, Wiggins keeps lead
Jonathan Hivert won Thursday's uphill sprint, Bradley Wiggins retained the overall lead
Di Corrado hopes Turkey win opens Giro door
Colnago youngster takes pragmatic stage win in Turkey and hopes for same chance in Italy next month
NewsWire: Cav tips Belgians for Olympics; Boonen wants Olympic, world titles
Cavendish tips Belgians for Olympics; Boonen sets sights on Olympics and worlds; Gasparotto courted by Vacansoleil-DCM
USA Cycling, physicians develop head injury protocol
Concussions in bike racing are common, but diagnosis and treatment often fall short. Medicine of Cycling and USAC aim to change that
Wiggins wins Tour de Romandie stage 1 sprint
Wiggins surprises in bunch sprint to take overall lead in Switzerland
Noval: Difficult times at Saxo Bank, but ‘Contador will come back to win’
Spaniard's top lieutenant talks about life without embattled captain, says Saxo Bank was on the brink this spring
Q&A Renshaw: As a sprinter, you have to win
After spending most of his career as lead-out man, Aussie talked about getting his first win and did so hours later
NewsWire: McEwen to bid farewell at California; Terpstra to Olympics
McEwen to advise at GreenEdge after California; Niki Terpstra selected for Olympics; Boonen to race California; Haedo to lead at Giro
News Shorts – April 26th, 2012
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Thomas wins Romandie opener as Sky lands three in top-five
Team Sky puts three riders into the top-five
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GreenEDGE Giro d’Italia Line-up
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62nd annual Little 500 sees unique, rowdy racing
There is nothing else in the world like the "Little Five"
Analysis: Astana surprises as former Liège winners fall flat
Iglinsky closes Ardennes week with another Astana surprise. Where were the favorites? Piecing together ideas for salvaging their seasons, perhaps
Iglinsky wins Liege–Bastogne–Liege over Nibali
Kazakh wins La Doyenne to give Astana two wins out of three at Ardennes week
Bos wins stage 1 at 2012 Tour of Turkey
Bos triumphant in Tour of Turkey return
Rodriguez ready to put ghosts of Liège past behind him
Spain's Joaquim Rodriguez (Katusha) – fresh off his decisive win at La Flèche Wallone – hopes to claim his maiden win at Liège
Nordhaug hitting new heights this season
Norway’s “other” rider Lars-Petter Nordhaug (Sky) is enjoying a breakthrough spring, with strong performances in Ardennes
Van Garderen uses Ardennes to prep for California, Tour de France
The road to California heads through the Ardennes for Tejay van Garderen (BMC Racing) this year
Rider Diary: Emerson Oronte at the Tour of Korea
Emerson Oronte (Jelly Belly) muses about his excitement for his first trip to race in the Tour of Korea ... and wonders what this thing called kimchi is all about.
Quick Look: Feedback Sports Sprint repair stand
New fork-mount repair stand offers light weight, convenience and affordability
Stevens Q&A: ‘This is the biggest win of my career’
American Flèche Wallonne winner takes us through her historic win and talks about learning the sport and a potential Olympics berth
BMC Racing’s Frank takes Trentino lead
Mathias Frank assumed the overall lead from teammate Taylor Phinney at Wednesday's mountainous Trentino stage
News Shorts – 18th April, 2012
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Phinney, BMC Racing continue Giro prep with Trentino win
American dons leader's jersey after opening team time trial at important Giro d'Italia prep race
Garmin hangs hopes on Hesjedal, Martin, Le Mevel at Flèche and Liège
After strong performance at Amstel Gold, Garmin feeling well-suited for higher finish at two remaining Ardennes races
The final verdict: Shimano Ultegra Di2
Tech writer Caley Fretz puts Ultegra electronic to the test and measures it against big brother Dura-Ace, with surprising results
NewsWire: Giro climber’s jersey turns blue; Freire can still win worlds
Giro d'Italia climber's jersey turns blue; Simon a punchy French hope; Freire believes he can win another world championship
Puccio searching for his strength in pro debut
Italian U23 Flanders champ has already made starts in two major classics in his neo-pro season
Clarke comes through in Charlotte; Wangsgard surprises
UHC left no doubt when it delivered Clarke to victory at the Presbyterian Hospital Criterium, but Wangsgard was the surprise of the night
Moreno dedicates Castilla y León win to Tondo
Emotional win for Movistar one year after tragic death of Xavier Tondo
Sagan edging closer to classics breakout
It's a matter of when, not if, the young Slovak earns his first classics win
NewsWire: Few regrets for Voeckler, Vanendert; Terpstra for Olympics
Voeckler pleased with Amstel ride; Terpstra on Olympics list; Vanendert so close
So close: Freire’s last-gasp attack comes up short at Amstel Gold
Spaniard Óscar Freire figures all he needed was another 100 meters and he might have pulled the cat out of the Amstel Gold Race hat.
Astana’s Gasparotto wins Amstel Gold Race
Freire escapes late, but Gasparotto pushes the favorites aside on the Cauberg to open Ardennes week
Moreno upends León Sánchez at Castilla y León
Javi Moreno (Movistar) rode into a 24-rider lead group to take the overall victory at Vuelta a Castilla y León
‘Old boy’ Clarke, UnitedHealthcare aim for Charlotte domination
Aussie criterium veteran captains UnitedHealthcare into the third stop on the 2012 USACrits Series in Charlotte
Preview: Valverde, Gerrans square off again at Amstel Gold Race
Ardennes week is here. Get the rundown on the favorites, the route and the underlying stories for Sunday's Amstel Gold Race
Hesjedal Q&A: ‘The Giro is the top goal right now’
Canadian levels on a quiet spring and being patient ahead of the hilly classics and a run at the Giro overall
Freire sees Amstel Gold opportunities to cap strong spring
Three-time world champ hopes to cap strong spring campaign with a win atop the Cauberg on Sunday
NewsWire: Voeckler plays mind games; Mollema wants rain
Voeckler plays head games; Sperry surprises at Brabantse Pijl; Bauke Mollema hopes for rain on Sunday
Gerrans Q&A: Pressure off for the Ardennes
Amstel, Liège are top goals for GreenEdge sensation
Schleck, Sagan banged up ahead of Amstel Gold Race
Two top favorites suffer hard crashes at Brabantse Pijl
Voeckler wins Brabantse Pijl; Howes earns sixth from chase group
Frenchman wins Ardennes prelude with bold solo attack
News Shorts – 11th April, 2012
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Turgot best Frenchman on cobbles since Guesdon
Sébastien Turgot had the ride of his career on the same day that 1997 winner Frédéric Guesdon competed at Roubaix for the final time
Taylor Phinney makes father’s prediction come true at Roubaix
American cobbles protegé says he rides cobbles stronger than paved roads
Is ‘Tommeke’ the best cobbles rider of all-time?
With seven monument wins on the pavé and two Flanders-Roubaix doubles, the numbers say Boonen is tops in the northern classics
NewsWire: Guesdon had to finish; cobbles came too early for Tepstra
Guesdon 'had to finish'; Meares confident heading into Olympics; Ballan and Turgot agree Boonen was too strong; Tepstra: 'The next segment came too early'
Mixed emotions for Team Sky after falling short at Roubaix
Flecha thrilled with top-10 result after broken hand, but strongest team in the chase fell flat in Roubaix
Guesdon ends career with record-setting Roubaix
Frenchman won the race in 1997 and retired in the infield 15 years later
Boonen leaves no doubt with masterful Roubaix win
Tommeke ties De Vlaeminck's all-time wins record with brash solo effort
Hincapie tips hat to Guesdon as pair attempts to set Paris-Roubaix record
Hincapie and Geusdon can set a new longetivity record with finishes in Roubaix on Sunday
After Flanders, Filippo Pozzato says Paris-Roubaix is a new game
Pozzoto has been fighting back since he broke his collarbone in the Tour of Qatar in February.
Opinion: UCI/IOC’s flawed track rationale will lead to laughing stocks
IOC and UCI’s idea of having regional champions compete against one another will backfire
Boonen refuses favorite title for Roubaix
Tommeke says Omega Pharma has to make its own race on Sunday
Defending champion Vansummeren at peace before ‘Hell of the North’
The 2011 winner is feeling surprisingly little pressure as he prepares for Sunday’s “Hell of the North”
Jamie Staff on missing sprint events for London
Jamie Staff muses on missing the cut in the team sprint on Wednesday, which effectively ruled the United States out of the event in London
‘Purito’ wins wild ride in Basque Country; Horner, Martin cede more time
Joaquím Rodríguez won his second straight stage to carry the race leader’s jersey into Saturday’s individual time trial; Horner, Martin cede more time
NewsWire: Ballan ‘doesn’t understand’ Pozzato’s Flanders tactics
Ballan 'doesn't understand' Pozzato's Flanders tactics; Greipel doubtful for Paris-Roubaix; Boardman to step down from British Cycling; Jose Rujano looks to Giro podium
Back to the drawing board, says U.S. women’s team pursuit coach
After medal disappointment, riders and staff look for answers four months out from London
Preview: Boonen in the driver’s seat for Paris-Roubaix
From the favorites talking about their chances to race maps and start lists, it's all here for "The Hell of the North"
Track worlds analysis: Always respect your elders
Great Britain sets new mark in team pursuit, but Meares leaves no doubt in sprint qualifying. All this before a 34-year-old becomes a four-time kilo champ
Sky workhorse Stannard prepares for a ‘dodgy’ Roubaix
Stannard says he doesn’t remember much from the winning breakaway at the miserable 2010 Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne
Track worlds analysis: Mammoth pain for marginal gains
Great Britain punched Australia in the gut on Wednesday, but the home team closed the first day of worlds with a win
Farrar follows Flanders breakaway with Scheldeprijs podium
Garmin sprinter fights for midweek podium spot
Kittel wins first race for Argos at Scheldeprijs
German wins 100th edition of Scheldeprijs
USA Pro Challenge organizers leave suspense to the last day with 2012 route
Flagstaff Mountain finish and final-stage time trial will keep tension on high in Colorado
News Shorts – 4th April, 2012
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Track Cycling 101: World championship events and their champions
Anthony Tan give the run-down of events being contested at this week's world track championships in Melbourne
Scheldeprijs preview: Boonen to back off in sprinters’ semi-classic
Farrar, Greipel, Chicchi among favorites for race's 100th edition
Impey continues GreenEdge streak at País Vasco; Rojas defends overall
GreenEdge goes 1-2 as Rojas retains his lead
Tech FAQ: Tapping derailleur hangers, shimming carbon and rear aero wheels
Zinn addresses reader questions about repairing a blown derailleur hanger, shipping carbon seatposts and whether GC riders need aero wheels
NewsWire: Top anti-doping scientist resigns over ‘muzzling’; French sprinter battle heats up
Ashenden resigns over confidentiality agreement; Langeveld holds no ill will; French sprint race heating up
Track Worlds preview: Rumble in the Melbourne jungle
Meares vs. Pendleton headlines final big-time track event before the London Games
A Ride Through Flanders
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