Riley Sheehan Heads to Tour of Flanders Lacking Race Rhythm
American Sheehan targets Ronde, Paris-Roubaix and Amstel Gold after disrupted spring program: ‘These races are where my heart is'.
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A Host of Big Stars, a Progressively Tougher Course: The Women’s Tour of Flanders Should Be Epic
Kopecky, Longo Borghini, Niewiadoma, Van der Breggen, Vos and others cross swords Sunday in Flanders in an early season highlight.
Flanders Vibes: Van Der Poel Braced for Chaos, Van Aert on the Up, Powless Ultimate Outsider
Quinn Simmons’ brother Colby steps up to WorldTour and makes debut in Flanders: ‘Just crazy to be here’.
Are Long-Range Attacks the Boring New Norm in Cycling?
The peloton is stronger than ever, but so are cycling’s superstars who are launching solo attacks from farther and farther out.
History is Calling: Longo Borghini on the Cusp of a Record Third Tour of Flanders Victory
‘I can be annoying if I don’t get what I want’: Longo Borghini says her coach helped her reset and win again following San Remo disappointment.
Power Analysis: How Neilson Powless Won a 3 v 1 Battle for the Ages at Dwars door Vlaanderen
The American overcame the odds for a career highlight victory.
‘I Need to Try to Open a Gap’: Pogačar Relishes Van der Poel Rematch ahead of Flanders-Roubaix Double
The world champion is ready to rumble in mega rematch with Van der Poel: 'It will not be easy to beat him. I need to find a moment to open a gap.'
Ranking the Outsiders of Tour of Flanders: Who Can Derail Pogačar and Van der Poel at De Ronde?
Can 'monster Mads' win a monument? Where's Wout? Can Ganna gonna conquer the Koppenberg? Unpicking the chasing pack of the Tour of Flanders.
Rider Wins 72kg of Cheese but ‘Doesn’t Really Like It,’ Pogačar Blasts Roubaix KoMs, Vollering Consoles Van Aert
Tadej Pogačar stuffs two notorious cobblestone sectors into his collection of Strava KoMs; Lander Loockx wins bodyweight in a cheese he doesn't like.
Inside Visma’s Strategic Blunder at Dwars: ‘We Should Have Attacked One After Another’
Matteo Jorgenson on Dwars finale: 'We decided to go for the sprint with Wout, and that was the wrong decision.'
Neilson Powless Outsmarts Cobble Kings in Dwars Dream: ‘I Thought I Would Finish Second’
'I didn't think I could win until the final 100 meters': Out-numbered Powless outmaneuvers Visma-Lease a Bike in tactical nightmare.
Wout van Aert Takes Blame for Visma Tactical Disaster: ‘I Was Selfish’
Van Aert reveals that he didn't want his teammates to attack so they could deliver him to the line: 'I was afraid to be behind a teammate who attacked.'
Dwars door Vlaanderen: Powless Stuns Van Aert and Visma-Lease a Bike in Flanders Primer
US sensation Powless outsprints Van Aert after hanging tough with three 'killer bees' in 55km attack, Longo Borghini claims 50th career win with solo raid.
What’s Driving the Mega-Long Solo Attacks at the Spring Classics
Tour de Hoody: The spring classics are being rewired by space-age high tech, big data, carbo-loading, and fearless new tactics. Here's what's driving the monument makeover.
‘We Still Kick’: Old Dog Roglič Reaffirms Who’s the OG of the ‘Big 4’ with Catalunya Raid
Red Bull captain schools Giro d'Italia rival Ayuso with brutal coup on Catalunya, but can he keep a leash on Pogačar, Vingegaard, Evenepoel at the Tour?
‘I Hope Things Improve’: Matteo Jorgenson Saving Visma’s Blushes in Key Primers for Flanders, Roubaix
U.S. star upright and on-form ahead of Dwars door Vlanderen title defense, Tour of Flanders as questions circle Van Aert: 'At E3 Classic we fell short. At Gent-Wevelgem we were unlucky.'
Alpecin-Deceuninck Boss Calls Out Rivals for Lack of Support in Mads Pedersen Chase
Christoph Roodhooft on Gent-Wevelgem tactics: “I thought that this was a big race in which the first place was very important”.
Mads Pedersen Insists Classics Rampage Not Fueled by Tour de France Absence
Lidl-Trek star celebrates Gent-Wevelgem to emerge as top threat for MVDP and Pogačar at Flanders and Roubaix: 'We believe we can win.'
Lorena Wiebes Hits Magic Century Mark with Gent-Wevelgem Triumph
European champion Wiebes helped to seventh triumph of season by world champ and SD Worx teammate Lotte Kopecky.
Mads Pedersen Pummels Gent-Wevelgem Rivals with Stunning 56km Solo Break
Former world champion proves he is in fine form in advance of Flanders and Roubaix.
Primož Roglič Blitzes Volta a Catalunya with Solo Attack to Distance Ayuso for Win
Slovenian tears race leader’s jersey away from Juan Ayuso with explosive move on Montjuic circuits.
Quinn Simmons Seizes First WorldTour Victory on 28km Drastically Reduced Volta a Catalunya Stage
'I was one of the riders voting we don’t start': Climbs slashed from Catalunya route, complicating near dead heat between Ayuso and Roglič.
Tour of Flanders Warning Signs for Wout van Aert: ‘We’re Not Here for Top-10s’
Wout van Aert flat when he needed to fly, Matteo Jorgenson just misses deciding move at E3 Saxo Classic: 'We were too far in the back.'
Close Call Still a Win for Budding US Talent Ashlin Barry
Ashlin Barry wins bunch sprint and up next is the prestigious junior edition of Paris-Roubaix, where he finished seventh last year.
Is Paris-Roubaix Too Dangerous for a Tour de France Champion? Pogačar Sparks Debate with Shock Entry
Tadej Pogačar's decision to race cycling's most notorious race at Paris-Roubaix has triggered a debate that it might be too perilous for a Tour de France winner: 'Any race can be dangerous.'
We Just Witnessed the Best Milan-San Remo Ever
In this classics era, a podium finish may become like a win for anyone not named Pogačar or Van der Poel.
Rogla’s Revenge: Primož Roglič Kicks Past Juan Ayuso in Catalunya Mountaintop Duel
Roglič moves into GC lead on Monsterrat summit finish after being denied by Ayuso on Wednesday in a mouthwatering preview of their Giro d'Italia clash.
Why the ‘OG’ Battle at E3 Saxo Classic Will Be Better Without Pogačar
Tour de Hoody: Flanders Week opens without cycling's superstar, but it's a chance to revisit the Mathieu van der Poel-Wout van Aert rivalry.
Most Controversial Final of 2025? Headbutts, Yellow Cards, Crashes, and Repentant Organizers at Brugge-De Panne
'This hurts my heart': Officials vow to investigate hazardous final after 'Super Bowl of the Sprinters' obliterated by crashes and heavy injuries.
Ayuso Outsprints Roglič on Catalunya Mountaintop, Crash Carnage Overshadows Molano Victory at Brugge-De Panne
'Really dangerous and fast': 5 crashes in 5km cause carnage at Brugge-De Panne before Giro d'Italia favorites faced-off in Catalunya summit finish.
Power Analysis: Can Pogačar Ever Beat Van der Poel at Milan-San Remo?
Pogačar gave an all-out assault on the race's finale, but it wasn't enough to best Van der Poel. Could it ever be?
First Race, First Win: Caleb Ewan Kicks to Validatory Victory on Debut with Ineos Grenadiers
'No better way to start': Aussie speedster provides payoff at Coppi e Bartali after his new team bet on him with a late-hour, career-saving deal.
It’s Not All About Remco: Quick-Step Pins Classics Revival on Speedsters Magnier, Merlier, Lamperti
Once kings of the cobbles, will Soudal Quick-Step pack a bite again in the northern classics? ‘The Wolfpack mentality still lives.'
UK Phenom Matt Brennan Wins Brutal Opening Stage at Catalunya
GC favorites Primož Roglič and Juan Ayuso saved the day in cold, miserable conditions to open the week-long Volta a Catalunya, Kuss loses nearly 3 minutes.
Forget San Remo, Forget Roubaix: Mathieu van der Poel Could Stop Tadej Pogačar from Completing Pro Cycling
Opinion: If Pogačar wants to add San Remo, Roubaix, and the Vuelta to his palmarès, he first needs to unpick MVDP.
Bernal is Back: Just Weeks After Collarbone Fracture, Colombian Star Eyes Big Ride in Catalunya
Colombian star shows remarkable ability to bounce back: ‘I’d like to stand on the podium again and fight for every stage.’
The Race That Got Away: Matthews, Philipsen and Pidcock Reeling from San Remo Stunner
Trio of contenders had the form but not the fortune in hectic edition of Milan-San Remo classic.
Cipressa-Poggio Records Crushed, Ferrand-Prévôt, Van Gils Hit with Yellow Cards, Vollering Caught Out
Records fall and emotions run high action-packed Milan-San Remo and San Remo Women.
‘I Said If I Crash, It Doesn’t Matter’: Filippo Ganna Goes Close in San Remo After All-Out Poggio Descent
Ganna rues error in sprint: ‘I was in the red zone…the brain doesn’t work really well’.
‘We Tried Everything’: Pogačar’s Cipressa Assault Fails as Milan-San Remo Continues to Elude World Dominator
‘There’s another chance next year’: Pogačar sets new Cipressa climbing record with Van der Poel and Ganna, but 'the hardest race to win' continues to resist the Slovenian.
Milan-San Remo: Van der Poel Withstands Pogačar’s Attacking Storm, Outkicks World Champ and Ganna in Sprint
Pogačar ignites Milan-San Remo on the Cipressa but can't drop Van der Poel and Ganna ahead of three-up showdown on the Via Roma.
San Remo Women: Wiebes Outkicks Vos After Kopecky Leadout
World champion Kopecky sacrifices her chances to set up small-group finish in first women's San Remo in 20 years.
From Fondo Amateur to Pro Contract: Monica Trinca Colonel’s Amazing Journey Since Returning to the Sport
Set for San Remo Women on Saturday, Liv AlUla’s rising star quit cycling in her teens, only to rediscover the magic years later.
Van der Poel Braces for Pogačar Attacks, Pidcock with ‘One Shot to Win,’ Lamperti Hits Another Podium
Lamperti kicks to 2nd in Koksijde Classic, Van der Poel and Philipsen know what to expect from Pogačar, and Pidcock saving his bullets for one shot to win Milan-San Remo.
Now or Never: Why Tadej Pogačar Needs to Win Milan-San Remo This Weekend
Tour de Hoody: The moment is now. This won't be his last chance to win Milan-San Remo, but if Pogačar misses out again, the race could become his albatross.
Can Mads Pedersen and Jonathan Milan Combine Forces to Crush Milan-San Remo?
'How we handle that is something we need to discuss': Will Lidl-Trek's double-threat derail its own chances against Pogačar and Van der Poel in a TdF selection spat?
Could a Breakaway Steal the Show? Serious and Not-So Serious Speculation on How San Remo Women Will Be Won
How will the first women's San Remo in 20 years play out this weekend? Absolutely no idea.
The Next Remco? British Teen Phenom Wins ‘Mini Paris-Roubaix’
19-year-old Matthew Brennan beats back experienced pros at GP Denain in northern France: 'He has a nose for the right moment.'
Specialized S-Works Ares 2 Shoes Review: Incredible but There’s a Catch
The Specialized S-Works Ares 2 is wider, looks better, claims a wild 7-watt advantage, and should last longer but there’s a price to pay.
UCI Fines Unzipped Del Toro, Philipsen Confirms Milan-San Remo, Lamperti Podiums in Season Debut
UPDATED: Belgian ace confirms he will race Milan-San Remo, rising American classics star debuts with a bang, and social media flogs the UCI over fine for Del Toro.
A Prize Problem: San Remo Women’s Winner Will Earn 10 Times Less Than First Man
The hype for the rebooted San Remo Women might not extend to the prize-purse: Discrepancy to men's Milan-San Remo shows stark reality of gender gap in pro cycling.
America’s Rising Classics Star Luke Lamperti Back After Knee Flareup Delayed Season Debut
Exclusive: American rising star returns to Europe for the spring classics after a delayed start to his 2025 season: 'I want to convert top-10s into podiums and wins.'
From Long-Range Raids to Downhill Attacks: 5 Wild Finals I Want to See This Year at Milan-San Remo
A Pidcock masterclass, a Pogačar ambush, a rookie winner, and more: Here are some outrageous-but-possible finales that embrace the uncertainty of 'La Primavera.'
20 Years Ago an Aluminum Bike Was Cutting Edge Enough to Win Paris-Nice
A look back at the Aluminum Cervélo Soloist that Bobby Julich rode during his Paris-Nice winning 2005 season.
Social Digest: Paris–Not-So-Nice, Engines for Hand Warmers and Pogačar Corrects Reporters
Last week's WorldTour racing was a crash fest, and the gravel community rallied together after wildfires. That and more in this week’s Social Digest.
‘It’s So Hard to Win Any Race’: Cycling’s Raw Emotion on Display After Riders Pushed to Limits
Pros from Magnus Sheffield and Cian Uijtdebroeks to Paul Magnier and Elisa Balsamo couldn't hold back the emotion in a weekend overflowing with wins, crashes, elation, and frustration.
Jonathan Milan Powers to Victory on Final Stage of Tirreno-Adriatico, Juan Ayuso Seals Overall Win
Ayuso reaffirms his talent while Italians Milan and Filippo Ganna show strong form in advance of Milan-San Remo next weekend.
Tom Pidcock Keeps Delivering Surprises: ‘My Ceiling is Higher, I Don’t Know my Level’
British star has had a glittering early season, psyched by his new team and by a possible Giro d’Italia wildcard slot.
Jorgenson Tightens Grip on GC After Wild Ride at Paris-Nice, Breakaway Survivor Fends off Superstar Chase at Tirreno
No Vingegaard, no problem as Visma-Lease a Bike blow up Paris-Nice in echelon attack and set up Jorgenson for bonus-seconds raid.
Is Van der Poel the Only Rider Who Can Defang Pogačar? MVDP Finds Perfect Classics Prep at Tirreno
'This is exactly what I need': Van der Poel hits monument form at Tirreno-Adriatico ahead of his punch-up with Pogačar at San Remo and Flanders.
‘Queen Stage’ Modified: Paris-Nice is Straddling the Line Between Spectacle and Safety
The mentality has changed so markedly since the days of Hampsten and Vandenbroucke that riders were queueing up to lambast ASO for not canceling stage 4.
Van der Poel, Ganna, Pidcock Denied by Italian Outsider in Tirreno-Adriatico Misery-Fest
Pre-stage favorites outsprinted after wild final of filthy-wet, 240km trek across Italy; Ganna rubberstamps San Remo potential with climbing, pursuiting prowess.
Strade Bianche Crash Left Pogačar Riddled with ‘Dozens and Dozens’ of Thorns, Focus Turns to Milan-San Remo
Strade Bianche spill had a thorny twist: Pogačar resumes training and is on track for Milan-San Remo, monument assault.
Matthews Keen to Get His Teeth Into Monument Win, But Training Mate Pogačar Stands in the Way
Feeling strong again and soaking up Pogačar’s enthusiasm, Michael Matthews is focusing in on long-held target.
Ganna Obliterates Opening TT as Van der Poel, Pidcock, Ayuso Chase Classics and Giro Form at Tirreno-Adriatico
Filippo Ganna blows away Juan Ayuso with 56kph TT in warning shot ahead of San Remo, Roubaix.
Pogačar’s New Porsche, Shopping in Sweat Pants: Žigart Reveals Intimate Side of Cycling’s Power Couple
'Some people find it necessary to show off their luxurious lives. We don't': Žigart and Pogačar keep a low profile away from the racing spotlight.
Tim Merlier Keeps Winning Ways Going at Paris-Nice Opener
Defending champion Matteo Jorgenson on move early and picks up bonus seconds to open 'Race to the Sun.'
Not Just Pogačar: Niewiadoma Among Dozens Crashing in Brutal Edition of Strade Bianche
'Fortunately nothing broken': Dozens of riders crash in a record-speed edition of Strade Bianche over the white roads of Tuscany.
‘I Describe Last Year as Close but No Cigar’: Ben Healy on the Verge of a Huge Career Breakthrough
Following near misses at the Olympics, the Tour and the worlds, Healy has made changes and is ready to strike.
Van der Poel, Vingegaard, Pidcock, Jorgenson: Who’s Racing Where, and Why it Matters
Peloton VIPs push the accelerator on their road to monuments, Giro d'Italia, Tour de France next week at Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico.
Forget Paris-Roubaix, Why Milan-San Remo Will Be Much Tougher to Crack for Tadej Pogačar
Tour de Hoody: Pogačar hints at start at Paris-Roubaix, but his real hell will be trying unravel the puzzle of Milan-San Remo.
First Race, First Win: Van der Poel Opens 2025 with Smash-Mouth Sprint at Le Samyn
Van der Poel was back in beast mode in chaotic season opener in first road race since the Zurich worlds. Wiebes fastest in the women's race.
Van der Poel and Kopecky Out, Pogačar and Vollering Headline Strade Bianche Favorites
Strade Bianche start lists: Kopecky, Van der Poel, Alaphilippe, Van Aert and Kuss steer clear of the white road Tuscan classic.
4 Takeaways from BWR Arizona, the Start of the American Gravel Season
Sofia Gomez Villafañe and Keegan Swenson remain queen and king of the desert, but times are a-changing as the Sonoran desert shows early signs of what is to come.
Van der Poel’s Surprise Debut, Yellow Cards, and Evenepoel Sports a New Stache
Never a dull day: Van der Poel makes surprise road pivot, Evenepoel sports a new look, and Groves slapped with a yellow card.
Opinion: ‘Opening Weekend’ Missed that Jump-Off-The-Couch Moment
Tour de Hoody: Headwinds, controlled dynamics, and a few misfires meant that 'Opening Weekend' didn't deliver the satisfying sparks it usually does.
UAE’s Classics Campaign Sputters Without Pogačar’s Punch: ‘We Miss Tadej in Every Race’
No big result for UAE in Omloop or Kuurne without Pogačar, but riders believe they're on schedule for a big spring classics: 'We can’t win everything.'
Kooij Second in Kuurne: Silver Lining or Warning Sign for Visma?
Second to an unstoppable Philipsen helped save 'Opening Weekend' for Visma: 'I was in the right position but missed the final kick.'
Star of ‘Opening Weekend’ Buried Himself with Van Der Poel All Winter: ‘I Never Trained This Hard’
Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne winner Jasper Philipsen will have major leadout this summer: 'The plan this year is that Groves comes along with me to the Tour'
Jasper Philipsen Makes a Statement with Kuurne Blowout Win
Belgian Philipsen triumphs on his birthday, denying Kooij and Hofsetter and showing fine form before defense of his Milan-San Remo title.