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
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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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Rojas wins Basque Country opener
Movistar rider takes first leader's jersey in 2012 Vuelta al Pais Vasco
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
Farnese Vini studies Pozzato’s Flanders and dreams of Roubaix for Ballerini
Team brass second guesses Pozzato's Flanders tactic, looks ahead to Roubaix
Pozzato: ‘I’m first of the idiots’ at Flanders
Italians Ballan and Pozzato helpless against Boonen in Oudenaarde
Boonen recovers Flanders throne
Tommeke delivers huge win on new Ronde course
Arndt wins women’s Tour of Flanders; Armstrong second
American Armstrong second in the 2012 women's Ronde van Vlaanderen
Vuelta al País Vasco is sacred to cycling fans in Spain’s Basque Country
The tortuously steep roads of the Basque Country have a special allure
Week in Tech: Gerrans’ power, GripShift and an Illegally fast e-bike
Grip Shift makes a return, Gerrans powers up and Specialized electrifies in Europe only
Boonen cleans slate ahead of Flanders
Boonen: 'I've won a lot, but it's wrong to say that there's less pressure'
NewsWire: Westra a Flanders contender; Cav launches sports scholarships
Devolder: 'Pay attention to Lieuwe'; Vansummeren caught without a helmet; Cav starts sports scholarships; Meares/Pendleton rivalry still fierce
Preview: Boonen, Cancellara are five-star Flanders favorites
With a controversial new parcours, De Ronde guarantees surprises
Van Avermaet Q&A: ‘Flanders is the race to win’
Belgian will be dark horse for BMC Racing
Chavanel announces classics intentions with De Panne win
French champion shows top form with time trial, overall wins
Kristoff wins at De Panne; afternoon TT awaits
Katusha Norwegian wins third stage in the leader's jersey; TT specialists wait for final stage
Chavanel key to Omega Pharma success at Flanders, says Steels
Omega Pharma director says with new finale, there is no chance to get back if a rider is dropped at Flanders
GreenEdge ‘here to win’ at De Panne
Tuft confident before final TT; Durbridge could play spoiler
SpiderTech earns wildcard to Tour de Suisse
Bauer returns to Switzerland as Canadian squad pulls biggest race invite to date
Kittel wins stage 2 at De Panne; Sagan cedes overall to Kristoff
Overnight leader Sagan pulls up, cedes overall lead to Kristoff
News Shorts – Mar 28, 2012
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Sagan to race Flanders for experience only
Slovak isn't targeting De Ronde, but didn't aim to win at De Panne
Renshaw: ‘We have to win’
After knocking on the door, Rabobank captain says the time is now for sprint wins
Updated: Sagan nips Guarnieri in De Panne opener
Liquigas reaps the rewards of an active day in first De Panne stage
Gerro’s Milan-San Remo Power Analysis
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Updated: Omega Pharma, Vacansoleil head list of De Panne contenders
American Keough returns to the scene of European breakthrough to face off with WorldTour heavyweights
Sean Kelly picks the 2012 spring classics winners
King of the Classics gives his point of view on today's riders, picks winners through Liège
Viviani hoping to strike track gold in London
Young Italian prepping for omnium bid before turning to career goal of winning Milan-San Remo
Breschel after Ghent-Wevelgem: ‘I’m still here’
After 18 hard months, the most promising classics rider of 2010 is back to the front
NewsWire: Cancellara says Boonen is ‘five-star favorite’ for Flanders
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
Analysis: Charmed Boonen back on top with Ghent-Wevelgem win
Former Flanders, Roubaix champ is making the right moves when it counts
Sagan laments marking Cancellara, looks ahead to Flanders
Slovak third at Ghent-Wevelgem, sets eyes toward De Ronde
Boonen wins Ghent-Wevelgem over Sagan, Breschel
Tommeke makes it two wins in three days in Wevelgem
Evans seals Critérium International; Fédrigo wins final stage
Evans wins first stage race since 2011 Tour de France
Evans narrowly nips Rogers in TT clash on Corsica
Tour champion Cadel Evans notched his first stage win of the year on the island of Corsica.
Vachon wins first stage of Critérium International
Vachon defeated fellow Frenchman Laurent Mangel in the first of three stages.
Cavendish, Boonen, Freire and Greipel among Ghent-Wevelgem favorites
Everything you need to know about Sunday's semi-classic, including the course profile and startlist
Vanmarcke turns on the heat to lead Garmin’s classics charge
Young Belgian will lead Garmin at Flanders and Roubaix
Boonen elated with Harelbeke victory
Tommeke attacks on the bergs and delivers bunch sprint win at Harelbeke
Cancellara frustrated by Harelbeke mishaps
A streak of bad luck fell upon the RadioShack leader, including two crashes and three mechanicals
Simon wins fifth stage in Volta a Catalunya
Saur-Sojasun's Simon wins fifth stage in Catalunya, Urán second
Boonen wins bunch sprint at Harelbeke; Cancellara and Gilbert suffer
Boonen wins semi-classic for fifth time, passing Van Looy on all-time list
Sutherland narrowly misses Coppi e Bartali stage win
U.S.-based Aussie storms to near-win in Italy