Cavendish turns pedals in anger after Dwars crash
World champion lashes out at Katusha rider for causing crash with careless bottle toss
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Gilbert calm and ready for Harelbeke, calls out negative racing
BMC Racing captain says San Remo was turning point; calls on RadioShack to share the work
Kittel wants sprint success before targeting classics
German ace dreams of winning on Champs-Élysées
Chaos at Catalunya: Nearly 40 abandon, but officials might let them start Thursday
Officials may allow drop-outs to start Thursday after harrowing day
Lee Rodgers Tour de Taiwan diary: I’ve gone green!
Our off-beat diarist takes you through his ride into a new shade of jersey in Taiwan
News Shorts – Mar 21, 2012
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Albasini makes it two-for-two at Catalunya
GreenEdge Swiss wins stage 2 to confirm overall lead
Must Reads: Cancellara’s painful second place, Quintero: ‘Thank God I’m alive’
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."
Milan-San Remo opinion: Aftermath of the game
Gerran's Milan-San Remo win was crafty. No apology needed.
GreenEdge arrives with Gerrans’ Milan-San Remo win
Second consecutive Aussie win at “La Primavera” latest sign of shift in global cycling
MSR Power Analysis: Morkov’s long breakaway by the numbers
Dirk Friel analyzes Michael Morkov's power data from the 2012 Milan-San Remo breakaway
Kenda riders chase teammate to deliver vindication to Howe at Old Pueblo Grand Prix
Kenda-5-hour Energy riders had to act fast in the odd position of chasing a teammate at the Old Pueblo Grand Prix
Nibali, Sagan on falling short at Milan-San Remo
Liquigas tandem finished three-four after tactic falls short in "La Primavera"
Simon Gerrans Q&A: On his comeback, Gilbert and GreenEdge
Milan-San Remo winner talks facing off with Gilbert, leaving Sky and GreenEdge's hot start
Cavendish, Gilbert, Haussler and Boonen among big losers at San Remo
Mishaps and a bad day take out four favorites at "La Primavera"
Gerrans defends San Remo win, admits Cancellara was strongest
Australian's director says Gerrans played the team card perfectly ahead of defending champ Matt Goss
Gerrans wins three-man sprint at Milan-San Remo
Australian wins season's first major one-day classic
Cor Vos Dutch Vintage: 1986 Milan-San Remo from the pages of Velo
In this recurring gallery, we look back at a selection of Cor Vos' striking images from over 30 years in Velo and VeloNews Magazine.
After California snub, Kenda-5-hour Energy primes for Old Pueblo Grand Prix
Director Frankie Andreu looking to make up for Amgen Tour exclusion with split squads for USA Crits and San Dimas
Q&A Farrar: ‘Hopefully things will click in the classics’
Admits that Milan-San Remo is not his top priority
Boasson Hagen: ‘I will lead out Cavendish’
Saturday might be an opportunity for Norwegian to find his way into the spotlight
Lee Rodgers’ Taiwan diary: Green with pride
The canvas is the road, the wheels the brush, the will the ink.
‘Featherweight’ Cav ready for San Remo
Cavendish looks to be in his best condition since winning Milan-San Remo in 2009
Q&A Heinrich Haussler: ‘The legs are back’
2009 Milan-San Remo runner-up speaks out on Flanders changes, Hushovd departure
News Shorts, March 14, 2012
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Lee Rodgers’ Tour de Taiwan Diary: Itʼs showtime
Collectively weʼre hunting, and yet, paradoxically, every individual is potential prey
Tech FAQ: Seriously, wider tires have lower rolling resistance than their narrower brethren
Also: Reducing tire pressure in the rain and tire pressure warning systems
Cancellara: ‘My win shows I am ready for classics’
Spartacus ready to avenge disappointing 2011 classics after Italian wins
With mass abandons at Tirreno-Adriatico, who will be ready for Milan-San Remo?
With Cavendish, Goss and Gilbert among more than a dozen riders to to peel their numbers in Offida
Updated: Rodriguez attacks for Tirreno win; Horner defends overall lead
Horner leads Italian WorldTour race with final time trial looming
Allar, astrophysicist Zawacki hold class at Delray criterium
Allar, Zawacki win USA Crits opener in Delray Beach
Vos wins World Cup opener
Marianne Vos starts World Cup season with a decisive victory at Rhonde van Drenthe
Tour de Langkawi Recap
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Wiggins: ‘Paris-Nice is stepping stone to Tour’
A win at Paris-Nice would reconfirm his status as a front-runner for the Tour
Levi Leipheimer talks Sunday’s Paris-Nice TT
'I’m going to give it everything I’ve got. It’s something I’ve worked my whole career for'
Edvald Boasson Hagen sprints to Tirreno win
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 wins stage 6, Paris-Nice
Luis Leon Sanchez (Rabobank) won today's very tense, sixth stage of Paris-Nice
Riding with the King: Three Days of West Flanders
I might as well get the full Belgian experience
2012 Criterium Season Review
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Sanchez Scores in Paris-Nice Stage 6
Luis Leon Sanchez pipped Jens Voigt in a two-up sprint to win the sixth stage of Paris-Nice.
Boasson Hagen Takes Tirreno Stage 3
Edvald Boasson Hagen won the third stage of Tirreno-Adriatico ahead of Andre Griepel and Peter Sagan.
Sagan Wins Tirreno Stage 4
Peter Sagan takes the stage as Chris Horner moves into the overall lead.
Hosking opens Dutch World Cup weekend with win
Specialized-lululemon rider tops world champ Bronzini in group sprint
Westra: Savoring Paris-Nice stage win worth lost GC chance
Dutch TT specialist thrilled with mountaintop win, looks ahead to final-day time trial
Cavendish wins stage 2 bunch sprint at Tirreno-Adriatico
World champ prevails in crash-depleted bunch sprint, Goss maintains lead
Cavendish Takes Tirreno Stage 2
Mark Cavendish won Thursday's second stage of the Tirreno-Adriatico ahead of Oscar Freire and Tyler Farrar.
Who’s Flying at Paris-Nice?
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Wiggins ready for all takers on Mende
Van Garderen, Leipheimer, Valverde poised for GC battle
Meersman tops at Paris-Nice, Wiggins holds yellow
Belgian times long, uphill sprint perfectly
Meersman Wins Paris-Nice Fourth Stage
Britain's Bradley Wiggins (Sky) holds on to the leader's yellow jersey.
News Shorts – Mar 7, 2012
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The revised inside ride: E-Motion rollers
On these rollers you can stand up, dump the bike into top gear and sprint
‘Super Mario’ making comeback?
Cipollini suggests he might just do that
UPDATED: Valverde holds off Gerrans at Paris-Nice
Valverde holds off late charging Gerrans for another win in his comeback season
Guarnier, Miller lead Tibco to Europe
American squad makes its 2012 European debut this week
Boonen: 100th career win isn’t as important as being healthy again
Three-time Roubaix champ is back to top form after two rocky years
Paris-Nice a three-horse race: Wiggins, Levi, Tejay left standing
Wiggins, Levi, Tejay left standing
Boonen continues romp, Wiggins assumes control at Paris-Nice
Wiggins capitalizes in the wind on "one of the hardest days of racing"
Paris-Nice should see battle royale
Tour-like field making start Sunday near Paris
2013 Shimano: 11-speed, road disc brakes and more
Shimano’s 2013 product line is beginning to trickle out
Hincapie vows to help Hushovd in Roubaix
Hincapie seems to have thrown in the towel on his own dreams of winning the Hell of the North
TT1 snags invites for Fleche, Liege
Team Type 1-Sanofi landed prestigious wild-card invitations to race in the Ardennes classics
Flagstaff finish official for USA Pro Challenge in Boulder
The penultimate stage of the 2012 USA Pro Cycling Challenge will finish on Flagstaff Mountain above Boulder, Colorado
News Shorts – Feb 29, 2012
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Lee Rodgers’ Langkawi Diary: Stages 1 & 2
The heart willed but the legs were having none of it
Guardini takes his second win in Langkawi
Zabriskie feels the heat, but holds lead, Danielson on the ropes
Vanmarcke outsprints Boonen and Flecha to win Omloop
Vanmarcke's first professional victory ahead of 'hero' Boonen
Guardini wins stage 2, Zabriskie defends lead at Langkawi
Italian Andrea Guardini takes stage 2 while Zabriskie holds lead of over one minute in Malaysia tour.
Big guns lining up for Belgian season openers
Spring classics season clicks into gear this weekend with a pair of “semi-classics” that will serve as an appetizer for the coming weeks
Boonen leading Quick Step through weekend in Belgium
A resurgent Tom Boonen will be leading team at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and the Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne
Freire content with season’s second win
Oscar Freire (Katusha) dashed to his second victory of the 2012 season with a sprint win in Wednesday’s third stage at the Ruta del Sol in southern Spain
Hushovd ‘not obsessed’ with Roubaix
Gilbert to skip ‘Hell of North,’ giving Thor clean shot
Tour de Langkawi preview: Decidedly different
Two noted Tour de France riders have chosen somewhere decidedly different to kick off their season campaigns
Australia confident while British expectations are high
The decades-old Australia vs. Britain rivalry looks set to light up the track
The Torqued Wrench: Enter the Thunderdome
Cabled or wired, which drivetrain is for you?
Generation of The Storytellers
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British track team gaining confidence for London 2012
The British track team is quietly confident it’s on the right track heading toward the 2012 Olympic Games
Lee Rodgers’ Oman diary: The end of desert nights…
It’s almost over. The Arabian Odyssey is to come to an end.