Next generation: Here are the Women’s WorldTour neo-pros to watch in 2022
There's a bunch of great young riders coming through the ranks in 2022.
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Mallorca Challenge: Biniam Girmay ‘overwhelmed’ by victory at Trofeo Alcudia
Eritrean out-kicked star-studded field to win second day at Mallorca Challenge.
Simon Clarke bounces back from retirement brink with top-5 in Trofeo Calvia
The Australian rider was left without a contract at the start of January after the Qhubeka-NextHash team folded.
James Whelan solos to stage 1 win at the Santos Festival of Cycling
After being dropped from the WorldTour, Whelan has been out to prove a point this summer.
Basque Country confirmed for 2023 Tour de France grand départ
The Tour de France will return to Spain's Basque Country for the start of the 110th edition for three stages.
Dylan Groenewegen on working with Michael Matthews: ‘We can help each other’
The Dutch sprinter says he was 'not the same person on the bike' in 2021 and sees his move to BikeExchange-Jayco as an opportunity to start afresh.
11 World Championship Jerseys
Words/images: James Startt | From Issue 106
DMT KR TDF | Gear of the Day
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Cyclocross worlds preview: The masters come to do battle in Arkansas
Who to watch at the 2022 UCI world cyclocross championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Roseman-Gannon wins final stage and overall at the Santos Festival of Cycling
Second, second, then first, with the overall win to boot.
Barcelona to host La Vuelta a España opening stages in 2023
The three-week Grand Tour has not started in Barcelona since 1962.
Power analysis: How much power do pro cyclists produce while training?
We look at some power testing data from WorldTour team training camps.
Crazy ’cross: The most memorable cyclocross world championships
The muddiest. The iciest. And, the most catastrophic (for the fans) — the year the beer ran dry by lunchtime...
Brandon McNulty debuts 2022 at Mallorca Challenge
Arizonan looks to carry momentum out of 2021; Davide Formolo sidelined for six weeks.
Low Bicycles MK Disc Road frameset review: On the razor’s edge
It's a party on two wheels.
Maeve Plouffe takes sprint win on stage 2 of the Santos Festival of Cycling
Two days, two sprint finishes. Ruby Roseman-Gannon leads overall.
Eli Iserbyt wins a thrilling finale of the CX World Cup
Iserbyt fought all the way to the finish on the iconic Hoogerheide course, sealing his dominance of the World Cup overall.
Marianne Vos aces the last test before the World Champs
The World Cup wrapped up with a stellar victory for Marianne Vos one week out from the CX World Championships in Fayetteville, USA.
Being Basque
Words/images: Heidi Swift | From Issue #07
European road peloton rolls back into action as Alberto Contador’s team wins in Spain
Eolo-Kometa rider Lonardi kickstarts the season with victory at Clàssica Comunitat Valenciana while Santos Festival of Cycling boots into gear Down Under.
Watts sprints to surprise win in Santos Festival of Cycling opener
Pre-stage favourite Ruby Roseman-Gannon had to settle for second.
Lucinda Brand, Laurens Sweeck fastest at X2O Trofee Flandriencross
Brand makes it 17 season wins, Pidcock derailed by final-lap crash in last weekend of racing before the Fayetteville worlds.
Longest worlds in recent memory? Wollongong road world championships will be a whopper
This September's road worlds will be a marathon as Aussie hosts hatch huge route.
Allis The Pioneer
From Issue 93 • Words by Bruce Hildenbrand; Images Courtesy, John Allis
Groad Trip: The five phases of gravel fitness you can apply in 2022
My sponsors have been announced, projects are in planning, and the race calendar is set. Now the uphill slog to fitness begins.
Tech-Redux From Issue #01: Specialized Roubaix S-Works SL3
From issue 1 • December 2010
L39ION of Los Angeles shows new Rapha kit for 2022
A fresh look for one of the top criterium squads racing in the United States.
Monte Carpegna set to decide new-look 2022 Tirreno-Adriatico
For the first time in over a decade, the final time trial has been axed in favor of a sprint stage.
Changing of the guard: A poignant family ride through the Australian Outback
An 18-day cycling adventure taught Peter English plenty about his family, and about himself.
Unsung heroes: Floortje Mackaij on not reading scary books alone, travels with her dog
Floortje Mackaij is still just 26 but she's one of the most experienced riders in the bunch as she enters her 10th year in the pro peloton.
No Oude Kwaremont in 2022 Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne as race seeks new climbs
Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne will bypass the Oude Kwaremont in 2022 as it heads to the Hainaut Ardennes for three new climbs.
White Sheets: Peloton Prototypes
Technical writer: Tim Schamber; Prototype illustrations: Matthew Burton | From issue 106
UAE Tour confirms February dates to open 2022 men’s WorldTour
Despite the latest coronavirus wave, officials confirm the route details for the WorldTour opener in February.
Dylan Groenewegen ‘back to the old Dylan’ ahead of 2022 Tour de France return
The Dutch sprinter is keen to get back to racing at the Tour de France after a two-year absence from the race.
Caleb Ewan first in line ahead of Philippe Gilbert at Milano-Sanremo
Lotto-Soudal's stars both dream of winning the Italian monument, but will the Belgian follow the team script in his last chance over the Poggio? Ewan is hoping so.
How far can Pogo go? Tour de France champion Tadej Pogačar could be just getting started
Staffers, teammates, believe Pogačar has plenty more to come as he enters ambitious 2022 season including a Flanders debut and grand tour double.
Robbie McEwen booted from SBS commentary role in broadcast bombshell
Top TV pundit and retired sprint-great 'axed' from role at SBS as broadcaster 'explores a different approach.'
Book Review: Black Champions in Cycling
Desire Discrimination Determination: Black Champions in Cycling
Fem van Empel scores second elite World Cup victory in Flamanville
Young talents fill the podium in absence of a swathe of top racers as van Empel outsprints Puck Pieterse.
Nicole Frain, Luke Plapp win Australian national road titles
Frain holds off the bunch after late acceleration, while 'next big thing' Plapp makes long-range solo move into Buninyong.
Nicole Frain crowned Aussie champion after late solo attack
A last-ditch attack paid dividends for the Tasmanian.
Caleb Ewan on Dylan Groenewegen: ‘I’ve welcomed him back into the bunch’
Aussie star said he will watch with interest as Dutch rival joins his former team at BikeExchange-Jayco in 2022.
Preview: The elite men’s road race at the 2022 Australian Road Nationals
Could Cameron Meyer win three in a row? It's hard to see why not.
2022 Beyond The Peloton NET Ratings: Jumbo Take It Up a Level While QuickStep Fall Back
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VN Archives: Winter survival skills with Michael Barry
When I was a kid, I'd ride my fixie on snow and ice to get to hockey practice. Those skills came in later when I was riding the cobbles of Paris-Roubaix.
Preview: The elite/U23 women’s road race at the 2022 Aussie Road Nationals
Grace Brown will start as the big favourite.
Ruby Roseman-Gannon crowned Australian criterium champion
The 23-year-old's golden streak continues in Ballarat.
Cameron Ivory solos to Australian criterium title
A surprise winner thanks to a daring last-minute attack.
Jumbo-Visma sketches out Tour de France team, and it’s impressive
Can the combination of three former podium finishers, Sepp Kuss, and Wout van Aert be enough to win the Tour? Jumbo-Visma is hoping so.
Julian Alaphilippe sets sights on Liège-Bastogne-Liège win in 2022
The two-time world champion is eyeing up his second monument victory and wants to win another Tour de France stage in the rainbow bands.
Easton EC90 Aero Handlebar | Gear of the Day
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No big surprises on CX National Champs weekend
Europe's national champions are crowned, including Marianne Vos, Christine Majerus, Lars van der Haar, Sanne Cant and Wout van Aert...
Roseman-Gannon and Quick double up on day 2 of the Bay Crits
Two wins in two days for both riders.
Five storylines to follow in men’s racing in 2022
Who is the fastest finisher in the peloton? What can't Tadej Pogacar do?
Roseman-Gannon and Quick win on stage 1 of the Bay Crits
The Australian summer of racing is underway.
From SD Worx to Human Powered Health: Everything you need to know about Women’s WorldTeams
A delve into the 14 WorldTeams for 2022, who they are, who is riding for them, and what to expect.
Belgian Waffle Ride CA Announces $50,000 Prize Purse
Largest ever one-day gravel event purse
Everything you need to know about the 2022 Women’s WorldTour calendar
With 25 races, the 2022 Women's WorldTour calendar is the longest in the history of the series. VeloNews breaks down what will be a record-breaking year.
Throwback Thursday: How others fared when they were billed as ‘the Next Merckx’
Riders have come and gone, but Eddy Merckx remains the reference point in elite men's racing.
Bossi Strada SS road bike review: aero meets titanium
All the features of an integrated aero road racer, but not carbon.
The 10 best moments of the 2021 women’s racing season
As we await the start of a new year of racing, let's look back at the wonderful season just gone.
Update: Amy Pieters remains in medically induced coma
The Madison world champion has been in an induced coma, to aid recovery, since crashing on December 23.
Six young riders to watch in the 2022 WorldTour pelotons
These are some of the young talents we can expect to see in the 2022 WorldTour peloton.
Tom Pidcock ramps up road ambitions for 2022: ‘I will be as good as van Aert, van der Poel’
After a breakout WorldTour season and a debut grand tour, Pidcock has a bigger engine, more experience, and bold plans for the 2022 road classics.
Lucinda Brand disappoints Puck Pieterse with World Cup Hulst comeback
World champion pulls back Pieterse after young talent led the majority of the 'cross.
Adam Roberge, Phil Gaimon, Ruby West and three others headline new Jukebox Cycling team
The riders on the multi-discipline squad have lofty ambitions on the road, gravel, 'cross, track, and the internet.
2021 Highlight: Where Tadej Pogačar Won the Tour & What it Means for Future Editions
Breaking down where Pogačar won (and lost) time during his dominant 2021 Tour campaign and what this tells us about the 2022 Tour de France
21 stories for 2021: Cav’s Tour comeback, van Vleuten’s Olympic rollercoaster, Opi-Omi’s infamy, and more
Our editors weigh in on the 21 must-know, high-drama headlines of 2021 and why they matter: Part three.
Tour de Hoody Awards: The weird, wacky, and wonderful of 2021
A muddy Roubaix, a miracle ride at the Olympics, a temper tantrum in Spain, the ever-booming gravel scene, what wasn't to like in 2021?
Richard Carapaz, Elia Viviani to share ambitions for Ineos Grenadiers at 2022 Giro d’Italia
2019 champion Carapaz slated to return to Giro, team DS hopes to see Viviani at Sanremo, Giro, road worlds while also racing track.
Tech-Redux: Wilier Zero.7
From issue 11 (October 2011)
21 stories for 2021: Sagan goes Total, the UCI goes gravel, López goes loco, and more
Our editors weigh in on the 21 must-know, heavy-hitting headlines of 2021 and why they matter: Part two.
Elisa Balsamo shows off her new rainbow stripes for 2022
The 23-year-old Italian is stepping into the WorldTour next season with Trek-Segafredo as the reigning road race world champion.
The most-read membership stories of the year
Insider analysis and interviews with the sport's biggest names dominated our top 10. (This free piece is open to all readers.)
Jasper Stuyven calls worlds near-miss ‘one of the best days of my life’
Belgian star defends team tactics and prefers to remember the 'goosebumps' of racing in front of 1 million fans on home roads.
VN Awards: History makers of the year
Mark Cavendish and Marianne Vos make their mark on the history books.
21 stories for 2021: Wout’s Tour triple, a women’s Roubaix, Lachlan’s big ride, and more
Our editors weigh in on the 21 must-know, high-drama headlines of 2021 and why they matter: Part one.
COVID creeps into classics calendar: Organizers of ‘opening weekend’ brace for restrictions
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne will not have VIP tents as organizers prepare for extended COVID measures in Belgium.
Why Wout is wobbling on worlds: Van Aert and his cyclocross conundrum
Van Aert has won five out of five ‘crosses into the final week in December and looks unbeatable. So why hasn’t he committed to the Fayetteville worlds?
Wout van Aert unstoppable at Superprestige Heusden-Zolder
Van Aert maintains 100 percent record for the season while van der Poel struggles and abandons.