Ventoso claims TDU’s queen stage, Meyer holds on – barely
If history is any indication, Garmin-Cervélo’s Cameron Meyer will win the Santos Tour Down Under this Sunday in Adelaide.
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The break that worked: Cameron Meyer gets a stage win and lead at Tour Down Under
Garmin-Cervélo's Cameron Meyer gave his team reason to smile at the Tour Down Under when he took the race leader's ochre jersey after a well-deserved stage win Friday.
Dura-Ace Di2 sprint shifter gets WorldTour test Down Under
Cavendish and others are using the new Shimano Di2 shift option at the Tour Down Under
Mark Cavendish fumes after dodging Tour Down Under traffic
ADELAIDE, Australia (AFP) — British sprint king Mark Cavendish had to pick his way through traffic to finish in the Tour Down Under Thursday, leaving officials red-faced at the third stage of the event.
What’s up with the Tour Down Under’s top sprinters?
Why are the marquee sprinters at the Santos Tour Down Under not in winning form?
Michael Matthews sprints to stage win at Tour Down Under, Goss reclaims jersey
HTC-HighRoad's Matthew Goss reclaimed the leader's ochre jersey at the Tour Down Under as fellow Australian Michael Matthews (Rabobank) romped to victory on stage three on Thursday.
TdU Stage 2 – Victoria v.s. New South Whales
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Michael Barry diary: Starting year #13
The Team Sky veteran reports from training camp
Tyler Farrar: Gunning for the spring classics
Garmin-Cervélo’s Tyler Farrar hasn’t featured prominently in the first two field sprints Down Under, but that shouldn’t be read as a predictor of how his 2011 season might develop.
New Asia-based Team Champion System has big goals
Veteran racer Jaan Kirsipuu will captain Team CS in 2011 while the company’s cycling-crazy founders look to the future.
Defying Murphy’s Law: A conversation with BMC’s John Murphy at the Tour Down Under
Murphy’s Law can be typically stated as: “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong." So far, BMC Racing’s new recruit who shares the same surname has been defying the pessimist adage, slowly but assiduously working his way to the top level of the sport.
HTC-HighRoad’s Matthew Goss takes Stage 1 at Tour Down Under
HTC-HighRoad’s Matthew Goss showed he is a serious contender for the overall title at the Tour Down Under by winning the opening stage Tuesday, finishing ahead of sprint rival, former teammate and reigning champion Andre Greipel.
Tour Down Under offers first test of Cavendish/Greipel sprinters’ battle
HTC-High Road's Mark Cavendish declined to be drawn into a pre-race verbal battle with sprint rival Andre Greipel on Saturday as the two prepared for a historic duel in Australia this week.
Vande Velde, Sastre, Barredo for Spain’s Vuelta a Murcia
Although shortened from five to three days, the Vuelta a Murcia in Spain will see a top field for the race set for March 4-6.
BMC ready for its ProTeam debut at Tour Down Under
The BMC Racing Team has its sights set on making a good first impression in its ProTeam debut Sunday in the Santos Tour Down Under.
Luxembourg’s Leopard-Trek team ready to pounce
The name of the new Leopard-Trek team came about almost by accident, but its goals are nothing short of domination in the classics and the Tour de France during the 2011 season.
Luxembourg super-team set to debut Thursday
The Luxembourg team will enter the No. 1 spot on team rankings even before it lines up for its first race.
Judith Arndt and Matthew Goss score wins at Jayco Bay Classic
HTC-Highroad riders Judith Arndt and Matthew Goss have won their respective races at the Jayco Bay Classic in Geelong Australia. The win for Goss was his second this week and earned him the overall title of the four day event.
Nys and Albert favorites for Belgium cyclocross nationals
Just a week ahead of the Belgian championships, the evenly matched Nys and Albert stand alone as the favorites.
Farrar, Tuft and others tune up for the road season at 4-day track race
Tyler Farrar, Christian Meier, Svein Tuft and Zach Bell are among the top roadies using the Burnaby four-day track race for a pre-season tune-up. Colby Pearce and Daniel Holloway win the overall title at the Canadian event.
2011 Bay Crits #2 – Portarlington
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Katie Compton takes World Cup lead after fourth victory
Katie Compton crashed a lot in Zolder — but then, so did everyone else.
Season ender: The best (and worst) of U.S. bike racing in 2010
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Katie Compton scores World Cup win in Kalmthout
Katie Compton (Planet Bike) powered away from both her familiar rival Katerina Nash (Luna Pro Team) and world champion Marianne Vos (Nederland-Bloeit) to take her third World Cup win of the season.
Tom Meeusen wins his first World Cup in Kalmthout
Tom Meeusen takes his first World Cup win, slipping past Sven Nys at the line in Kalmthout.
Radomir Simunek wins 2010 Scheldecross Antwerp
Radomir Simunek Jr. (BKCP-Powerplus) stars in a thrilling episode of “One Good Line Theater” during a snow-packed Scheldecross Antwerp.
David Kemp. No Contract?
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Team bike: UnitedHealthcare’s Boardman Air aero road bike
A look at UnitedHealthcare-Maxxis' aero road bikes from time trial legend Chris Boardman.
Not Another Helmet Debate!
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Breakfast with Tim Johnson: Getting ready to defend the jersey
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Danny Summerhill outduels Zach McDonald for U.S. U23 cyclocross title
Danny Summerhill (Holowesko Partners) outgunned Zach McDonald (Rapha-Focus) for his second consecutive U23 U.S. cyclocross national title Saturday in Bend, Oregon.
Sven Nys wins 2010 GP Rouwmoer
A mechanical derails Niels Albert's train and Sven Nys slips past for the win in Essen.
Mark Cavendish sizes up the competition for 2011
At HTC team camp in California, sprinter Mark Cavendish assesses his biggest challengers as he eyes the 2011 season.
Anatomy of the Leadout With Mark Renshaw
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Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Pat McQuaid interview, part 2
In part 2, McQuaid talks about the UCI's agreement with grand tour organizers, why the individual pursuit is gone from the Olympics and whether cyclocross could become a winter Olympic event.
Melbourne Track World Cup
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Tour of Bright Come and Gone
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Jeremy Powers sweeps 2010 Stanley Portland Cup, takes USGP title
Jeremy Powers and Tim Johnson fight an epic duel for the USGP title in Portland.
Adam Myerson, Andrea Smith claim 2010 Verge series crowns
Adam Myerson, Andrea Smith claim 2010 Verge series crowns.
Jeremy Powers wins day 1 at USGP Stanley Cup Portland
A mechanical sidelines Ryan Trebon as Jeremy Powers takes day 1 of the USGP Stanley Cup Portland.
Katerina Nash takes day 1 of 2010 USGP Stanley Portland Cup
Katerina Nash (Luna) gets the better of teammate Georgia Gould at day 1 of the USGP Stanley Cup Portland.
Garmin-Cervélo island camp, more than just fun and games
After a week of outdoor island adventure, the 2011 Garmin-Cervélo team bonding camp wrapped up Saturday on Grand Cayman Island.
2010’s Best of the Best
When it comes to elite XC racing, Willow and Wells get nod for best North Americans; Pendrel for international rider.
Track Is Back – Or Is It?
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Technical FAQ with Lennard Zinn: The benefits of aerodynamic wheels in mud?
A reader wonders why deep-section carbon rims are so popular in the most non-aerodynamic discipline in cycling.
Amanda Miller wins day 2 at Iowa’s Jingle Cross
Amanda Miller (Hudz-Subaru) wove the perfect homecoming tale Saturday, climbing away from teammate Nicole Duke early on Mt. Krumpit to take the win on day two of Jingle Cross Rock.
’Cross pioneers: from Austin to Vegas, and beyond
Brook Watts retraces his racing and promotions career
Where Are They Now? – Allan Iacuone
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China’s Guo scores third track gold at Asian Games
China's Guo Shuang made history at the Asian Games on Wednesday as she powered to the women's sprint title to become the first female track cyclist to win three Asiad golds.
Technical FAQ with Lennard Zinn: Corrosive sealant, springs in series and valve stem ticking
A reader asks if tire sealant is ruining his tubulars, and another asks for a second opinion on a frame stiffness conundrum.
Mark Cavendish to start 2011 Tour Down Under
The HTC-HighRoad rider will battle Andre Greipel for stage wins at the Australian race in 2011.
Ask Nick: Tire pressure, the mechanic as caddy, light bikes and amateur equipment
Former ProTour mechanic Nick Legan takes questions about tire pressure, mechanics' advice, lightweight race bikes and more.
South Korea’s Jang Sun-Jae gets gold in Asian Games pursuit
South Korea's Jang Sun-Jae captured his fourth Asian Games career gold on Sunday with victory in the individual pursuit to equal the record for most titles in Asiad track cycling.
Botched bike change gives Katerina Nash an edge over Katie Compton at 2010 New Belgium Cup
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Wrenched and Ridden: Shimano PD-7900 Carbon Dura-Ace SPD-SL pedal
We try out Shimano’s new carbon PD-7900 Dura-Ace pedals.
Tyler Farrar confirms for Tour Down Under
Garmin sprint specialist Tyler Farrar will ride in Australia's Tour Down Under in January, organizers confirmed Wednesday.
Luke Keough, Laura Van Gilder sweep 2010 Cycle-Smart International
Luke Keough and Laura Van Gilder repeat as victors in Sunday's sixth round of the Verge series.
Past Champs Win Iceman
VIDEO: The 2004 and 2007 champ Brian Matter and Amanda Carey, winner of the Iceman in 2008, repeated their feats on Saturday.
Wendy Simms, Chris Sheppard win Canadian cyclocross crowns
Wendy Simms and Chris Sheppard come out on top in Toronto.
2011 Quiznos Pro Challenge to visit Steamboat, Crested Butte, but not Boulder or Durango
UPDATED: More details for two of the most difficult stages of the 2011 Quiznos Pro Challenge
Taylor Phinney to debut for BMC in Qatar, amped for Paris-Nice
The American is pumped for Paris-Nice and the spring classics, an undecided on defending his world pursuit title
Australia’s Pegasus Sports opts for UCI Professional Continental status
Denied a shot at a ProTeam license, Australian Pegasus Sports will register as a UCI Professional Continental team for the coming season.
Winners Crowned in Colorado High School MTB League
The finale of the Colorado High School Mountain Bike League saw 150 racers.