Results Giro d’Italia Stage 3: Roglič Cedes Pink After Wild Bunch Sprint
All the latest updates, breaking news and results from the year's first grand tour.
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All the latest updates, breaking news and results from the year's first grand tour.
One competitor considered going home after tough Giro start; they and others vow to fight back.
Gee, Arensman both lose time in explosive hilly finale of Giro d'Italia stage 1, Landa taken away in ambulance after horror crash.
Vollering retains 45-second GC lead ahead of decisive mountaintop finish Saturday.
Tour de Hoody: How the Giro d'Italia could be the most exciting race of the season without Tadej Pogačar to obliterate the field.
Can Kooij confirm? Will Pedersen and Van Aert run riot? What of old dog Bennett? A range of rider characteristics and stage profiles leave things up in the air for the Giro’s sprinters.
Assessing the world’s best rider and his rivals in cycling’s top one-day races this spring.
Former world champion clips away in tactically perfect solo move to land first victory in almost four years.
Del Toro, Gee, McNulty headline a 7-rider North American contingent chasing pink, stage wins, and glory at the Giro d'Italia.
Can Van Aert write a fairytale ending to his pothole-riddled path to the Giro? Spicy opening stage should throw WVA, Pidcock, Pedersen straight into a stage-hunting slugfest.
La Vuelta Femenina Stage 3: Echelons, tension, crashes, and a big sprint win.
Roglič rides into Giro d'Italia with Pogačar as a reference and the pressure to paper over Bora-Bull's miserable spring: ‘He can totally turn around our season.’
Remember that clunky SmartSense system? It's back and wrapped around one of the most compelling road bikes of 2025.
Multiple Tour de France stage-winner retires with immediate effect after two years of turbulence: 'It has taken a significant toll on my relationship with the sport.'
Can Ayuso become Spain's first men's grand tour winner since Alberto Contador in 2015? 'Juan is ready to win a grand tour.'
A massive bunch sprint is in the cards as the maglia rosa races home.
The GC racers will welcome a day off in this mostly-flat stage.
The Giro hops over to Slovenia for a stage likely to finish in a sprint.
A tough hilly start will test the fastmen's resilience before a flat ride home.
Visma-Lease a Bike delivers Marianne Vos to the line for a sprint finish in a chaotic, crash-marred finale, Letizia Paternoster punches into race lead.
Stage not too demanding, but finale will favor attacks.
Criticism from Ferrand-Prévot following Vuelta chaos: ‘Can’t believe what happened…this is SO amateur’
Squint and the marathon mountain bike festival in Prescott, Arizona, looks a lot like America’s most successful gravel races – but the fact that it is strictly not gravel is what keeps people coming back.
Son of Olympic legend Miguel Martinez suffers under Almeida’s pace but then shows more speed in uphill dash to line.
With the Giro starting next Friday, the entry list for the season’s first grand tour is deep and diverse.
Performance and menstruation, bike checks, and proud papa moments in this week's Social Digest.
The Dane dropped the hammer with more than 100km to go to win the men's edition, Migoń attacks late to make it two in a row in Europe's biggest gravel race.
From a Van Aert-friendly trip to Albania through a ride across the Holy City: Here's our favorite hype-worthy storylines for the 2025 Giro d'Italia.
Analysis: WorldTour relegation/promotion tightens up as the action shifts into the points-rich grand tours. For teams on the bubble, every sprint is now a race for survival.
The Dutch superstar revealed her menstrual cycle held her back from racing at full strength: 'I am a woman, sometimes you suffer with your hormones.'
Trainer backs controversial altitude-heavy, race-lite approach as Vingegaard scrambles back from concussion: 'We know this works.'
5 takeaways from the cobblestone and Ardennes classics, including the inevitability of Pog, the potential of Puck, and why Paris-Roubaix always rules.
Video: A rogue spectator disrupted Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes by briefly riding alongside the race leaders, the latest in a growing problem with fan behavior.
Pieterse takes second place in sprint from a small lead group, some key favorites falter in tough finale.
Race favorites weigh up chances, evaluate rivals in advance of Liège-Bastogne-Liège Femmes.
Both riders are double winners of Liège-Bastogne-Liège but have never truly gone head to head in race.
The episode in which we discuss how surprised Mattias Skjelmose to win Amstel Gold and much, much more.
Brutal weather at Flèche Wallonne served as a stark reminder that cold, rain, and cycling's outdoor arena can upturn any marginal gain in an instant: 'I was wearing too much, or too little.'
From meeting pros and the sport's leaders to blessing charity cyclists, Pope Francis crossed paths with cycling many times over his 12-year papacy.
Liège-Bastogne-Liège preview: Closing out the spring classics campaign of 2025, La Doyenne should be a thrilling capstone to a wild season of racing.
Amstel Gold Race was hands down one of the best battles of the season.
Coming off second places at Paris-Roubaix and Amstel Gold Race, an unforgiving Pogačar reminded everyone he's still king of the hill.
Past Flèche winners clash on one of the steepest climbs in cycling on the Mur de Huy, precise timing needed on wall-like ascent.
Powless began his pro career in 2018 thinking he would become a GC rider, then one brutal day across the cobblestones of northern France upended everything.
Tour de Hoody: Is winning the only thing that matters in professional cycling? Probably not, but it's usually the only thing that anyone remembers.
A shock upset for Pogačar at Amstel and a golden Easter resurrection by Evenepoel throw kinks into the narratives of their 'Big 4' brawl this summer with Vingegaard, Roglič.
Evenepoel pins lost chance of Amstel victory on mid-race fall: ‘I had to push 100 watts more to come back’
Shock result after world champion Pogačar goes solo but cracks and is caught with 8km remaining.
Home success for former European champion Bredewold in punchy race, with well-timed attacks in finale securing career-best victory.
Hincapie’s tenacity shows the spirit of road cycling.
Spring campaign of Niewiadoma was complicated by crashes but confidence, and form, has returned as Ardennes Classics begin: 'I feel good’
Van Aert and Evenepoel go to the line in thrilling finale at Brabantse Pijl in comeback victory for the double Olympic champion: 'Incredible to open season with a win.'
Elisa Longo Borghini returns with a fury with a searing late-race attack to win Brabantse Pijl to fend off late chase: 'I felt very good.'
Q&A with longtime coach Kurt Bogaerts on Pidcock's unbridled ambition, Giro plans, and the Ardennes rematch with Remco and Pogi.
Gravaa hit the big time when Ferrand-Prévot and Visma-LAB won Roubaix Femmes with tire pressure regulators. But skepticism remains over reliability, weight, and usability.
British rider makes debut in the 'Hell of the North' at just 18 years of age, gaining experience for future seasons.
‘I gave everything I had': Despite rising form and near-misses, another spring passes for Wout van Aert without a win in 'Holy Week.'
Tadej Pogačar overcooked a corner, crashed and lost Van der Poel's wheel: 'If it wasn't for that mistake it would have been the two of us on the velodrome.'
Pogačar overshoots corner and crashes deep into the final of wild ride through 'Hell of the North,' holds off chase group for second place on debut.
Another top ride from Ashlin Barry, while Enzo Hincapie was forced to run the final 2km in Paris-Roubaix Junior after suffering a mechanical.
Olympic MTB champion making rapid progress since returning to the road, including a storming win this weekend.
Dutch team neutralizes the threat of world champion, with Ferrand-Prévot and Vos taking first and third.
Everything you need to know for Paris-Roubaix and the cobblestone bust-up with Pogačar, Van der Poel, Pedersen, Van Aert.
American rider shows real promise in her first participation in iconic race: ‘I’m just happy to finish with the best’.
Lotte Kopecky looks strongest but later fades; SD Worx riders defend their tactics.
Just how much faster is it than the competition? Stromm Cycles says to expect as much as 30 watts saved at 'sprint speeds.'
Now in its fourth season, the Grand Prix has shaken up the start of the series by starting with a gravel race. Early indicators point to what could be the tightest competition yet.
With a few key names missing, SD Worx-Protime starts as the five-star favorites: 'Everything has to be right to win.'
Will Gravaa gadgets and hotshot rookie Matthew Brennan help Van Aert write his fairtale ending at Paris-Roubaix? 'Game changer' system being tested in cobblestone recons.
The juniors have been on a tear this spring with wins and top-tens aplenty. Now Paris-Roubaix is on the horizon.
How evolutions in bike tech and Pogačar's wild panache could outweigh the brawn of his rivals in the cobblestone 'hell' of Paris-Roubaix.
Want to crush your next ride? Start with the right warm-up. We show you the five moves that should be part of every triathlete’s cycling prep.
Pogačar's tear through the pro cycling calendar continued with the fastest times ever posted on some of cycling's most famous roads.
Pogačar, Kopecky, forecasts of rain, cobblestone pain: Here's your ultimate guide to the two-day thrill ride of Paris-Roubaix Femmes and Paris-Roubaix.
Two former alpha sprinters continue to return to form in 2025 with wins in Basque Country, Pays de la Loire.
Lidl-Trek tandem of Pedersen and Stuyven head toward Paris-Roubaix with a tailwind after 'super magical' 2nd and 5th-place finishes in Flanders.
'The Ronde doesn’t lie': Van Aert full of praise for Pogačar as last-chance saloon at 'Hell of the North' looms next.
The American star wanted more from the spring classics and will not race again until the Critérium du Dauphiné: 'It wasn’t the best classics season for me.'
Home hero Kopecky outsprints Ferrand-Prévot, Lippert, Niewiadoma for record-breaking hat trick at De Ronde.
'Tadej was simply the strongest': Pogačar unleashes attacking storm before launching decisive haymaker 18km from the line on the Oude Kwarement.