NewsWire: Pozzato: ‘I’ll get Tom next week’; Chavanel plays model teammate
Pozzato aims at Boonen for Roubaix; Chavanel plays model teammate at Flanders; Devolder: 'felt perhaps better than when I won'; keirin champ Perkins hit by car
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Pozzato aims at Boonen for Roubaix; Chavanel plays model teammate at Flanders; Devolder: 'felt perhaps better than when I won'; keirin champ Perkins hit by car
Team brass second guesses Pozzato's Flanders tactic, looks ahead to Roubaix
Italians Ballan and Pozzato helpless against Boonen in Oudenaarde
Tommeke delivers huge win on new Ronde course
American Armstrong second in the 2012 women's Ronde van Vlaanderen
The tortuously steep roads of the Basque Country have a special allure
Grip Shift makes a return, Gerrans powers up and Specialized electrifies in Europe only
Boonen: 'I've won a lot, but it's wrong to say that there's less pressure'
Devolder: 'Pay attention to Lieuwe'; Vansummeren caught without a helmet; Cav starts sports scholarships; Meares/Pendleton rivalry still fierce
With a controversial new parcours, De Ronde guarantees surprises
Belgian will be dark horse for BMC Racing
French champion shows top form with time trial, overall wins
Katusha Norwegian wins third stage in the leader's jersey; TT specialists wait for final stage
Omega Pharma director says with new finale, there is no chance to get back if a rider is dropped at Flanders
Tuft confident before final TT; Durbridge could play spoiler
Bauer returns to Switzerland as Canadian squad pulls biggest race invite to date
Overnight leader Sagan pulls up, cedes overall lead to Kristoff
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Slovak isn't targeting De Ronde, but didn't aim to win at De Panne
After knocking on the door, Rabobank captain says the time is now for sprint wins
Liquigas reaps the rewards of an active day in first De Panne stage
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American Keough returns to the scene of European breakthrough to face off with WorldTour heavyweights
King of the Classics gives his point of view on today's riders, picks winners through Liège
Young Italian prepping for omnium bid before turning to career goal of winning Milan-San Remo
After 18 hard months, the most promising classics rider of 2010 is back to the front
Cancellara says Tom Boonen is the 'five-star favorite' for Flanders; Gilbert admits he is not ready for Flanders; Lizzie Armitstead wins women's Ghent-Wevelgem; Boom out sick
Former Flanders, Roubaix champ is making the right moves when it counts
Slovak third at Ghent-Wevelgem, sets eyes toward De Ronde
Tommeke makes it two wins in three days in Wevelgem
Evans wins first stage race since 2011 Tour de France
Tour champion Cadel Evans notched his first stage win of the year on the island of Corsica.
Vachon defeated fellow Frenchman Laurent Mangel in the first of three stages.
Everything you need to know about Sunday's semi-classic, including the course profile and startlist
Young Belgian will lead Garmin at Flanders and Roubaix
Tommeke attacks on the bergs and delivers bunch sprint win at Harelbeke
A streak of bad luck fell upon the RadioShack leader, including two crashes and three mechanicals
Saur-Sojasun's Simon wins fifth stage in Catalunya, Urán second
Boonen wins semi-classic for fifth time, passing Van Looy on all-time list
U.S.-based Aussie storms to near-win in Italy
World champion lashes out at Katusha rider for causing crash with careless bottle toss
BMC Racing captain says San Remo was turning point; calls on RadioShack to share the work
German ace dreams of winning on Champs-Élysées
Officials may allow drop-outs to start Thursday after harrowing day
Our off-beat diarist takes you through his ride into a new shade of jersey in Taiwan
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GreenEdge Swiss wins stage 2 to confirm overall lead
Cancellara's painful second place at Milan-San Remo, Valverde to take on Gilbert and Evans, Taaramae out with mono, Quintero: "Thank God I'm alive."
Gerran's Milan-San Remo win was crafty. No apology needed.
Second consecutive Aussie win at “La Primavera” latest sign of shift in global cycling
Dirk Friel analyzes Michael Morkov's power data from the 2012 Milan-San Remo breakaway
Kenda-5-hour Energy riders had to act fast in the odd position of chasing a teammate at the Old Pueblo Grand Prix
Liquigas tandem finished three-four after tactic falls short in "La Primavera"
Milan-San Remo winner talks facing off with Gilbert, leaving Sky and GreenEdge's hot start
Mishaps and a bad day take out four favorites at "La Primavera"
Australian's director says Gerrans played the team card perfectly ahead of defending champ Matt Goss
Australian wins season's first major one-day classic
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Director Frankie Andreu looking to make up for Amgen Tour exclusion with split squads for USA Crits and San Dimas
Admits that Milan-San Remo is not his top priority
Saturday might be an opportunity for Norwegian to find his way into the spotlight
The canvas is the road, the wheels the brush, the will the ink.
Cavendish looks to be in his best condition since winning Milan-San Remo in 2009
2009 Milan-San Remo runner-up speaks out on Flanders changes, Hushovd departure
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Collectively weʼre hunting, and yet, paradoxically, every individual is potential prey
Also: Reducing tire pressure in the rain and tire pressure warning systems
Spartacus ready to avenge disappointing 2011 classics after Italian wins
With Cavendish, Goss and Gilbert among more than a dozen riders to to peel their numbers in Offida
Horner leads Italian WorldTour race with final time trial looming
Allar, Zawacki win USA Crits opener in Delray Beach
Marianne Vos starts World Cup season with a decisive victory at Rhonde van Drenthe
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A win at Paris-Nice would reconfirm his status as a front-runner for the Tour
'I’m going to give it everything I’ve got. It’s something I’ve worked my whole career for'
As his teammate Mark Cavendish did yesterday, Sky's Edvald Boasson Hagen sprinted to victory in the third stage of Tirreno-Adriatico
Luis Leon Sanchez (Rabobank) won today's very tense, sixth stage of Paris-Nice
I might as well get the full Belgian experience
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