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.
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Winners Crowned in Colorado High School MTB League
The finale of the Colorado High School Mountain Bike League saw 150 racers.
A conversation with current world’s No. 1 female cyclocrosser Laura Van Gilder
At age 45, Laura Van Gilder is the top ranked woman on the UCI world cyclocross standings and has the most feared sprint in women's 'cross. Daniel McMahon talks with her about how it's done.
Noosa Grand Prix
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Evelyn Stevens: Battenkill on the NRC is epic
The Tour of Battenkill joins the NRC for 2011 and former winner Evelyn Stevens predicts an epic battle
U.S. Cycling This Week: A `cross trip to the beach, Mall in Boulder
We’ve reached the middle of the U.S. cyclocross season. Temperatures are dropping, leaves are falling and the Pacific Northwest and the Rockies have seen snow.
Thor Hushovd dreams of winning Paris-Roubaix in rainbow jersey
Recently crowned world champion Thor Hushovd says he hopes to win Paris-Roubaix next year wearing the rainbow jersey.
Team signings for 2011: More help for Greipel, more for Lux
André Greipel gets his favorite lead-out man and the yet-unnamed Luxembourg team signs three more in another busy day in the rider market.
Sally Annis, Adam Myerson take day 2 at Downeast Cyclocross
Sally Annis out-kicks Verge series leader Andrea Smith as Adam Myerson wins a three-up sprint to take his first UCI victory in two decades of elite racing.
Kiwi and Aussie Win Singlespeed Worlds
Elvis, Superman, Human Disco Ball, Animal from the Muppets, Marilyn, fairies, beer grace SSWC.
Jeremy Powers, Georgia Gould take day 2 at Derby City Cup
Georgia Gould takes back-to-back wins in the U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross as Jeremy Powers wins day 2 in Kentucky.
Kingdom of the Kermesse
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‘The yellow jersey will be swapping owners several times’ — team manager rate the 2011 Tour de France route
AFP's Justin Davis talks to team managers about the 2011 route
Proposed USA Cycling rule changes
Changes proposed for the 2011 rulebook.
New Luxembourg squad signs Italian sprinter Daniele Bennati
Italian sprinter Daniele Bennati has signed a two-year deal with the Luxembourg Pro Cycling Project, the as-of-yet-unnamed team built around brothers Andy and Frank Schleck.
Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Prudhomme hits home run with 2011 Tour de France route
Putting doping scandals behind him, French race director Christian Prudhomme goes for the spectacular
High Road, Specialized partnership unites a pair of industry titans
Specialized and High Road Sports have one thing in common: They are driven by powerful leaders — who each love to ride
Tour de France 2011 route: Major shake-up in green jersey, Galibier summit finish on tap
Sprinters will face new challenges in the 2011 Tour de France in what’s already being hailed as a climber’s course.
Tour de France organizers unveil climb-heavy 2011 route
Tour de France organizers unveiled a climb-heavy 98th edition of the world's biggest bike race in 2011
Training Center: How to train for cyclocross
Advice on training for cyclocross
Laura Van Gilder and Jesse Anthony take day 2 of Granogue Cross
UPDATED: Laura Van Gilder and Jesse Anthony go two for two in Delaware.
Laura Van Gilder, Jesse Anthony win day 1 of Granogue Cross
UPDATED: C3-Athletes Serving Athletes sweeps the women's podium as Jesse Anthony wins ahead of Justin Lindine and Adam McGrath.
Longer, tougher Giro di Lombardia demands new tactics
Riders will face a longer, tougher course for Saturday’s season-closing Giro di Lombardi. Can defending champ Philippe Gilbert stay with the true climbers?
What You Missed This Morning Photo Comp. Grand Finals
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Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson: Two times up the Alpe in the 2011 Tour de France route?
A double helping of L’Alpe d’Huez (and the Galibier) are possible in next year’s Tour
New Gear: DT Swiss Forks for 2011
Singletrack.com's resident wrench Lennard Zinn has the latest on DT Swiss' efforts at stepping up its line of suspension forks.
Book Excerpt: Giro di Lombardia, “the Classic of the Falling Leaves”
The history and romance of this weekend's Tour of Lombardy, in an exclusive excerpt from The Spring Classics.
World 24-Hour Championships
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Powers edges Trebon in finale to Cincinnati UCI3 Cyclocross Festival
Jeremy Powers makes it two of three in Cincinnati ’cross weekend.
Óscar Freire considers retirement after 2011 season
Óscar Freire may call it quits once his deal with Rabobank ends.
Óscar Freire wins 2010 Paris-Tours
UPDATED: The Rabobank speedster out-kicks Angelo Furlan and Gert Steegmans.
Allan Davis scores in Commonwealth Games road race
Australian Allan Davis won the gold medal in the men's road race at the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India, on Sunday.
Rochelle Gilmore wins women’s road race at Commonwealth Games
A brilliant tactical display by the Australians handed Rochelle Gilmore the gold medal in the Commonwealth Games women's road race through New Delhi's virtually deserted streets on Sunday.
Katie Compton wins day 2 of the Cincinnati UCI3 Cyclocross Festival
UPDATED: Katie Compton takes a second consecutive solo win in the UCI3 festival.
Cavendish adds luster to Commonwealth Games road race
Mark Cavendish might be able to walk down the street in New Delhi without being recognized, but slip him into the athlete’s village at the Commonwealth Games and he gets mobbed.
Australia dominates track cycling at 2010 Commonwealth Games
Britania’s rule of the boards will see a sharp challenge in London from Australia following an impressive performance during track racing at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in India.
Ravard claims Paris-Bourges win
Ag2r's Anthony Ravard claimed victory in the Paris-Bourges semi-classic Thursday
Toughest-yet Amgen Tour of California on tap for 2011
The 2011 route starts in Tahoe, misses Santa Rosa, climbs Mt. Baldy
USADA: O’Neill a key player in O’Bee doping case
Australian rider Nathan O’Neill was intimately involved in Kirk O’Bee’s purchase and use of doping products, according to a decision handed down by the American Arbitration Association on Wednesday.
Josiah Ng’s gold-medal keirin ride prevents Aussie sweep at Commonwealth Games
Malaysia’s Josiah Ng put a stop to Australia's complete domination of track events in the Commonwealth Games on Wednesday, taking gold in the men's keirin
Commonwealth Games: Golden start for Aussies on track
The Australians are well on their way to medaling in every track event at this year's Commonwealth Games.
Cycling begins at Indian velodrome at Commonwealth Games
Four days of competition begins Tuesday on the brand-new Indira Gandhi velodrome with some of track racing’s biggest names giving the Commonwealth Games a miss.
Dan Holloway takes U.S. crit jersey to Kelly Benefit Strategies
The U.S. criterium champ will bolster the sprint squad at Kelly Benefit Strategies
J-Pow’s Journal: With the glory comes the pain
From road to 'cross, from Sin City to Wisconsin to Gloucester, Jeremy Powers checks in on his recent travel and successes on the road and the dirt.
Chris Sheppard, Sue Butler win 2010 Cross Crusade opener in Portland
The series kickoff at Alpenrose Dairy draws more than 1,500 riders and breaks a one-day participation record
Johnson and Miller confirm on day two at Gloucester
Local hero Tim Johnson leads a Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com sweep, while Meredith Miller is now officially a 'cross racer, winning her first major event.
Blend of young and old top the podiums at 2010 U.S. track nationals
UPDATED: Familiar faces and a few new ones topped the podiums at the 2010 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships.
Hushovd Defies the Odds!
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Thor Hushovd calls worlds ride ‘a perfect race’
The 32-year-old classics specialist, outmanned by the bigger Euro teams, uses his experience to win the day.
Thor Hushovd wins world road racing title
Thor Hushovd claimed Norway's first-ever men's elite title at the world road championships in Australia on Sunday.
Powers and Van Gilder shine at Great Brewers Gran Prix of Gloucester
Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com's Jeremy Powers continues his strong season, while Laura Van Gilder outsprints Meredith Miller for the women's win.
Favorites for Sunday’s world road race championships
From Gilbert to Cavendish, a look at the favorites for the elite men's road race.
2010 world road championships: Three contenders rate the course
Philippe Gilbert, Oscar Freire and Simon Gerrans all like their chances in Sunday's elite men's race.
Italy’s Giorgia Bronzini takes women’s road title
Giorgia Bronzini kept the women's rainbow jersey in Italian hands when she sprinted to victory in the 127.2km event at the world road championships on Saturday.
Cavendish feeling more optimistic about elite road race
Mark Cavendish says the elite men's race Sunday might end in a field sprint, as the U23 race did.
World Championships: Dissecting the road race parcours
Changes over the past year will make the Geelong world championship road course tougher than expected. So who might be favored to win it?
U23 Road World Championships AND Hot Lap Competition!
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We Three Kings like going it alone
For a while in the U23 world road championship, we saw Ben King on the attack, chased by Ben King, who was pursued by Hong Kong’s King Lok Cheung.
Australia’s Michael Matthews takes U23 road title
Australian Michael Matthews produced a powerful finishing sprint to claim the under-23 men's crown at the world road race cycling championships on Friday. Phinney shares bronze.
Chris Jones cyclocross diary, week 1: CrossVegas
Team Rapha-Focus' Chris Jones' first cyclocross journal for VeloNews.com
British manager: Don’t write off Cavendish for worlds win (but David Millar is Plan B)
Dave Brailsford says Cavendish could win if circumstances are right. But he's got a Plan B, as well
Technical Q&A with Lennard Zinn: A problem with spacing
Lennard takes questions on rear-wheel spacing, removing a tubular without harming it and mystery noise from a Zipp wheel.
Defending champ Cadel Evans predicts a race of attrition at Sunday’s world road race championships
The defending champ predicts that the Belgian and French teams will make sure the pure sprinters don't make it to the finish at the front.
Cavendish disheartened by worlds road course
The British sprinter says he's revising his goals after seeing the worlds course in person
It’s Not About The Blokes: Aussie Women’s Team Preview
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Vande Velde ready for strong showing at worlds
Hot off finishing the Vuelta a España, Christian Vande Velde is looking to end his tumultuous 2010 season on a high note with a strong showing at the world championships in Australia.
Ted King diary: A pre-worlds, end-of-season Thank You card
A grateful Ted King, winding down his season, gives a final push toward the finish line and the world championships.
Cannondale takes second USGP win as Tim Johnson soloes at Planet Bike
The national champ rides to a solo win, making it a Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com double in Wisconsin.
Katie Compton wins USGP #2 in Wisconsin
Compton shows she is back with a KFC-style dominating win at the Planet Bike Cup in Wisconsin.
Ballarat Cycling Classic – World Champs Warm-up
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After seeing Geelong course Spanish optimistic that Oscar Freire can win fourth world title
Three-time world champion Oscar Freire is sounding confident after seeing this year's world’s course first-hand.
Jeremy Powers and Tim Johnson go 1-2 for Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com in USGP kickoff
UPDATED: Planet Bike's Jonathan Page scores third for the race sponsor.
French anti-doping agency chief Pierre Bordry resigns
Pierre Bordry, the often-controversial head of the French anti-doping agency, Agence Française de Lutte contre le Dopage, announced his resignation on Friday.
U.S Gran Prix of Cyclocross kicks off Saturday in Wisconsin
The opening round of the Greenware U.S. Grand Prix of Cyclocross comes this weekend at Angell Park Speedway in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, near Madison.
Katerina Nash and Francis Mourey take cool CrossVegas
Francis Mourey (Française des Jeux) and Katerina Nash (Luna) scored big-time prize money and bragging rights at CrossVegas Wednesday night
Van Garderen pleased with Vuelta a España debut
Tejay Van Garderen had a big grin on his face when he crossed the finish line in Madrid in Sunday’s final stage at the 2010 Vuelta a España.
Sir Chris Hoy blasts UCI’s attitude toward track racing
Beijing Olympic medalist Sir Chris Hoy has hit out at the UCI, claiming the world ruling body is "set on destroying the sport."
Interbike Tech: Mad Fiber wheels
The $2,600 Mad Fiber wheelset from Ric Hjertberg is light, stiff and boasts low rotational inertia.
Alex Rasmussen joining HTC-Columbia for 2011
Four-time world track champ Alex Rasmussen wants to develop as a sprinter.
Tim Johnson, Andrea Smith win round 2 of 2010 Verge New England Championship Cyclocross Series
Tim Johnson doubles at the Green Mountain Cyclocross in Vermont as Andrea Smith takes her first UCI win.