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Katusha's Robbie McEwen won a field sprint into Rhenen in the Netherlands to win the first stage of the sixth of the Eneco Tour of Benelux on Wednesday. Canadian Svein Tuft remains in the lead.
Former pro Michael Sayers will direct a strong U.S. men’s national team at the upcoming world championships in Gelong, Australia on October 3.
Chalk up another time trial win for Trek-Livestrong in 2010, as Taylor Phinney blitzed the 2.8-mile Capitol Prologue at the Tour of Utah Tuesday night
Tour of Poland winner Daniel Martin continued his rich vein of form, winning the 199km one-day Italian race Tre Valli Varesine in Varese on Tuesday.
The Canadian delivered a big win to open the Eneco Tour in Holland
After a relatively quiet week last week, things are cracking this week across Europe.
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In an exclusive excerpt from his book Racing Weight, Matt Fitzgerald explains the best way for cyclists to eat and ride to reduce body fat.
The 35 year old from the Palmeiras Resort-Prio-Tavira team won two stages and was second in the critical time trial.
The American out-speeds Edvald Boasson Hagen and Andre Greipel to win for the second consecutive year.
Canadian champ David Veilleux wins the USA Cycling National Professional Criterium Championships, while Holloway collects the U.S. crit crown as the first American across the line.
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Can a Tour de France podium finisher ride solo to an overall victory in the high mountains of northern Utah?
HTC-Columbia's German sprinter hopes to win one for the hometown crowd.
SpiderTech manager Steve Bauer says the team's strong performances in 2010 may lead to expansion into the Pro Continental ranks next year.
Edvald Boasson Hagen sprinted to victory in Friday’s Dutch Food Valley Classic in Holland.
Tyler Farrar (Garmin-Transitions) lines up Sunday as defending champion at the Vattenfall Cyclassics in Germany under very different conditions that he did one year ago.
Canadian Guillaume Boivin wins the opening stage of the six-day Mi-Août en Bretagne.
Vacansoleil's Romain Feillu won the second stage of the Tour l'Ain on Thursday confirming his hold on the overall leader's jersey. American John Murphy of BMC is fifth on the stage.
HTC-Columbia's Judith Arndt took the victory of stage four of Route de France on Thursday clocking the fastest time in the 24.3km time trial in Saint Georges-Baulche.
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Stephane Poulhies (Saur Sojasun) wins the first stage of the Tour de l'Ain as Romain Feillu (Vacansoleil) takes the lead.
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National criterium jersey will change hands on new course
It's a relatively light week by European racing standards, but there are still some great events on the calendar.
Mark Renshaw re-ups with HTC-Columbia, while Matti Breschel leaves Saxo Bank to join Rabobank
With a former British amateur champion for a father and the sister of a Tour de France winner for a mother, there was little question that Daniel Martin would be a cyclist when he grew up.
Erica Allar and Clayton Barrows maintain their overall leads in the USA CRITS series.
Garmin-Transition's Daniel Martin kept the leader's jersey in the Tour of Poland after Friday's sixth and penultimate stage, a 228.5km ride from Oswiecim to Bukowina Tatrzanska.
In an exclusive interview, the RadioShack team boss talks about the team's Tour de France, its new stagiaires, 'jerseygate,' Contador and the team's future.
Former world time trial champion Bert Grabsch will ride for two more years with HTC-Columbia, the team announced Friday.
Michael van Stayen (Topsport Vlaandern) won the Tour of Denmark's stage 2 on Thursday and took over the race lead. Saxo Bank's Matti Breschel is second and Saxo's defending champ Jakob Fuglsang almost scores with a late-race attack.
Astana's Allan Davis loses 30 seconds and falls out the lead
HTC-Columbia's Matt Goss scored a win in the opening stage of the Tour of Denmark on Wednesday.
The FdJ rider beats Haedo by inches. Allan Davis retains the overall lead.
Here's a taste of a Dave Wiens training ride: Hancock Pass summits at just over 12,000 feet and then plunges down through a minefield of rocks. Now just add a few more high-elevation passes.
HTC-Columbia's big German powered across the finish line in Dabrowa Gornicza well clear of Australian Allan Davis (Astana) and the remainder of the pack in the bunch sprint that decided the 240km stage.
The Fly V Australia sprinter bumps overnight leader Karl Menzies (UHC) into third overall.
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Team Type 1 is frustrated but shows its strength at the Tour do Rio, scoring two stage wins and second overall in the team’s first South American race
Karl Menzies finishes third on the day to take the lead in the men's race.
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For the third time in less than a year, Nino Schurter and Julien Absalon battled it out to the finish at a World Cup cross-country race, and again Schurter came out victorious. One race remains — Windham Mountain New York.
Luis Leon Sanchez takes the Clásica San Sebastián ahead of Alexander Vinokourov and Carlos Sastre.
Peter Latham wins the time trial and takes the leader's jersey as four Bissell riders crowd into the top 10.
Alexander Kolobnev hopes to be speaking Russian from atop the world championship podium some day ... soon
A look at the time trial bikes used by Contador, Evans and Basso.
No rest for the weary, especially when there’s money to be made. The peloton is barely catching its breath following the Tour de France before clicking back into gear with more racing this weekend.
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VeloNews columnist Jennifer Caudill answers some FAQs about the life of a podium girl, and gives her opinion of the Tour de France podium wardrobe.
Alberto Contador probably won't show, but the third-best man in the Tour, Denis Menchov, is signed up.
Alex Dowsett and Tara Whitten win the final stage in Oregon.
A few Tour DNFs came to Paris to see the finale
Petacchi secures the green jersey as Cavendish repeats his 2009 final-stage win. Contador rolls safely to his Tour win.
Complete FINAL 2010 Tour de France results
Tibco's lead-out train delivers and Fly V's Tanner gets his win after his stage 1 solo fell short. Abbott and Sutherland hold the GC leads.
Both men came to the Tour to work for others, but found themselves rising to the top as their leaders fell by the wayside.
Behind at the first time check, Contador rallies to finish the day with a 39-second GC lead on Andy Schleck. Early-starter Fabian Cancellara wins the stage.
Riders, organizers at odds as a crash mars the finish at the Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort.
The polka-dot jersey was decided Friday and the yellow jersey on Saturday, but the green jersey should come down to the final sprint into Paris.
The Kiwi will head overseas next week after wrapping up the Cascade Classic.
Cavendish comes off Cervelo and Petacchi to take his 14th Tour stage. Garmin's Dean is second and the GC stars cross rest up for the Saturday TT.
Complete results from the race to Bordeaux
Sutherland, Abbott lead GC before Mt. Bachelor summit finish
The Luxembourger pulls the Spaniard to the line, but can't shake the race leader.
Complete 2010 Tour de France stage 17 results
UnitedHealthcare's Rory Sutherland deposes Trek-Livestrong's Jesse Sergent as Colavita's Cath Cheatley overthrows Vera Bradley's Alison Powers.
Trek-Livestrong and Vera Bradley Foundation open the race with wins, while a T-shirt clad Floyd Landis toes the line.
The 16th stage of the Tour de France was probably one of the hardest ever contested.
Complete 2010 Tour de France stage 16 results
The Cervélo rider has a four-point lead, but thinks the battle will go all the way to Paris.
“I’m not the best guy in the race. But I still have the spirit of a fighter,” Armstrong said after going for broke on stage 16.
Lance Armstrong and teammate Chris Horner jump into a long breakaway, but in the end Pierrick Fedrigo (Bbox Bouygues Telecom) nabs the stage win. GC picture unchanged.
The green jersey wearer promises cooperation and his team says it will support him while awaiting further details.
The NRC takes to the mountains of central Oregon this week and VeloNews will be there.
Complete 2010 Tour de France stage 15 results
Collusion between teams is nothing new. So what sorts of alliances are taking place at this Tour de France?
Fly V Australia deposits sprinter for Wells Fargo Twilight win
Complete 2010 Tour de France stage 14 results
Before the pros hit the race course at the Mountain Bike National Championships on Saturday, U23 and Junior riders battled for their Stars-and-Stripes jerseys.