Zwift Tour for All stage 4: Grega Bole sprints to victory
Grega Bole won stage 4 of the Zwift Tour for All after deploying the Aero Boost power up just before the sprint.
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Zwift Tour for All stage 4: Leah Dixon wins from bunch sprint
Canyon-SRAM's Tanja Erath, who is a Zwift Academy graduate, and Teniel Campell of team Valcar were second and third on the day.
2021 Specialized Diverge gravel bike: first-ride review
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Piccoli on Zwift win: ‘My heart was about to jump out of my chest’
Canadian rider James Piccoli won Wednesday's Zwift Tour for All stage with a searing attack in the final 500 meters.
Day in the life: Nelson Vails
Ten questions with the Olympic silver medalist as he waits for the resumption of mass participation cycling events.
The Outer Line: ‘Did I Just Bonk?’ — signals no cyclist should ignore
There are some signals which might suggest that you should take a more serious look at your health, rather than simply “soldiering on” in silence.
New Zipp 303-S aero wheels are wider, hookless, tubeless, cheaper, disc-only
Check out James Huang's author page.
Zwift Tour for all stage 2: Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio secures second consecutive CCC-Liv win
Stage 1 winner and CCC-Liv teammate Marianne Vos takes third, while American Lauren Stephens finished in second.
Zipp 303 S Series tubeless disc-brake wheels go even wider
While the 45mm rim depth remains unchanged, the Zipp 303 S Series tubeless disc-brake wheels swell to 27mm at their widest, while gaining 7mm of internal width at the tire bead.
Watch this Lego shred-sled get built from scratch
Check out Iain Treloar's author page.
Tour for All underway, no Women’s Tour in 2020: Daily News Digest
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Day in the life: Lindsay Goldman
USA Cycling's Lindsay Goldman is working, riding, and looking after her daughter amid the coronavirus shutdown.
StagesBike SB20 smart bike review
The Stages crew's background in indoor bikes shines through in this smart bike with excellent stability, best-in-class frame clearance and easy adjustment.
No Tour ‘behind closed doors,’ Sagan awaits clarity: Daily News Digest
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A more realistic indoor ride: How to build a rocker plate for your trainer
Check out Andy van Bergen's author page.
Life in the gruppetto: Making the time cut on a Grand Tour climb
With a balance of levity (AKA wheelies) and gravity (all-out descents), arriving at the finish within the time limit is the goal for the peloton’s non-climbers.
Kask Utopia helmet review
The Utopia sports an excellent fit and refined aerodynamics, but for the price, we would expect MIPS or another rotational force dissipation system.
9 Zwift racing tips from the top-ranked men’s team
The most significant tips and tricks to get you to the pointy end of a Zwift race.
Q&A: Zwift’s race director Charlie Issendorf
Why aren't Zwift races longer? How has the coronavirus pandemic impacted racing? We put these and other questions to Charlie Issendorf, Zwift's VP of events.
Commentary: Pro riders and Zwift veterans battle to a draw at the Zwift Classics
In the unofficial battle between pro riders and dedicated Zwifters, both sides came out with victories on the 2020 Zwift Classics series.
Power Analysis: Project Echelon’s Zwift stage race
We took a look at some of the numbers from the Project Echelon Virtual Stage Race, and the unique aspects of Zwift racing that make it unlike any other.
How Rick Denman went from bicycle stunt cameraman to ‘Bicyclean’ organizer
The technical consultant who made biking look realistic on the screen is hoping to inspire other cyclists to clean up their roads.
How Dan Fleeman went from ProTour to Zwift pro
After retiring from his 17-year pro career, Dan Fleeman tried his hand at Zwift racing. After some early failures he's become one of the top riders in the game.
Sam Bennett looking to start season afresh with Tour win on the agenda
Irish sprinter looking to net first Tour de France win and complete set of grand tour successes.
Q&A with Zwift’s #1 ranked rider, Holden Comeau
Weighting down the trainer, running a portable AC unit, chatting with teammates during races, and other tips and tricks.
Deceuninck-Quick-Step riders recall the toughest cobbles of Roubaix
Stybar, Lampaert and others talk suffering and survival on Roubaix's toughest cobblestone sectors.
Day in the life: Oliver Naesen
Nine questions with Oliver Naesen, the 29-year-old Belgian who has taken to racing online to satisfy his competitive drive.
Fizik Tempo R5 Overcurve shoes review
The Tempo R5 Overcurve shoes from Fizik offer a high-end look and feel at a mid-level price. They're ideal for narrow-footed riders.
Race science with Philippe Gilbert: Looking back on his Paris-Roubaix masterpiece
When it comes to bike racing tactics no one is better than Belgian veteran Philippe Gilbert.
Bernal auctions bike and Tour de France jerseys to aid coronavirus fight
Tour de France champion auctions bike and jerseys as riders look to contribute to fight against COVID-19.
Roubaix retrospective: My favorite cobbles
Photojournalist James Startt has been to every edition of Paris-Roubaix since 1993 but one. Here are a few of his favorite cobble sectors.
Inside Team Heino, the juggernaut of pro Zwift racing
The best Zwift pro/am team is built around cycling friends who have yet to meet each other in real life.
Giant TCR Advanced SL 0 Disc review
Giant's new TCR Advanced SL 0 Disc makes the case that the era of aero-only bikes is coming to an end. This all-rounder incorporates aero shaping into an astonishingly light and lithe ride.
Team Heino dominates Yorkshire Grand Prix as Megan Rathwell breaks away
Team Heino and Canadian rider Megan Rathwell dominated Sunday's Zwift Yorkshire Grand Prix.
Studying Flanders 2012: New route, same winner
Cycling fans were up in arms in 2012, when a new Tour of Flanders route was introduced, but a familiar Belgian won the day.
Riders battle for $5,000 purse at Yorkshire Grand Prix Zwift Classic
All of the information you need to follow Sunday's Yorkshire Grand Prix, the opening round of the Zwift Classics series.
Inside Team Twenty20’s new strategy for Sunday’s Zwift Classics race
Team Twenty20 comes into Sunday's Zwift Classics race with a communication app that could boost the squad's performance.
Commentary: Pro Zwift racing has arrived. Here’s why I intend to watch
Zwift newbie Fred Dreier plans to watch the upcoming Zwift Classics series. Here's a helpful guide for watching the virtual events.
SRAM slims down satellite shifters for eTap
New eTap MultiClics work with SRAM eTap AXS, Eagle AXS, and RED eTap derailleurs and RockShox Reverb AXS seatpost.
Alexander Kristoff looks back on a historic victory in Flanders
The victory by Alexander Kristoff in 2015 proved to be nothing less than a watershed moment.
Meet EF Pro Cycling’s Sergio Higuita
At just 22 years of age, it is impossible to say just how good Colombia’s latest cycling sensation can be. But one thing is certain: he just seems to get better with every race.
Elite Nero smart rollers review
Agility meets interactivity in Elite's Nero smart rollers - a unique riding experience in virtual environments like Zwift.
Gent-Wevelgem: Bernhard Eisel looks back on his 2010 victory
The recently retired Austrian Bernhard Eisel recounts his big win during the 2010 edition of Gent-Wevelgem.
Alaphilippe: Milano-Sanremo the ‘most beautiful victory’ of my career
Frenchman reflects on taking victory on the Via Roma this time last year.
Roundtable: What if WorldTour racing shifts to the fall?
The WorldTour season is set to look altogether different this year, with the possibility of monuments and grand tours taking place as late as October. How will this impact race dynamics, and what could racing in the fall look like? Let's roundtable!
Milano-Sanremo: Laurent Jalabert looks back on his greatest victory
Milano-Sanremo should have been raced Saturday. In its absence, VeloNews spoke to the 1995 winner about how he took his greatest victory, how the race has changed, and the gravity of the coronavirus crisis.
Bianchi Oltre XR3 Disc Ultegra first ride
I felt like the Bianchi Oltre XR3 Disc Ultegra muted some road chatter. I’ve had this experience with other bikes to the point where the ride felt dead, however, this Bianchi was anything but.
The best smart bikes for Zwift — a head-to-head group test
We tell you what we like and don't like about the Wahoo Kickr Bike, the StagesBike, the Tacx Neo Smart Bike, and the Wattbike Atom.
Technical FAQ: Pros’ bike frames, knee pain, and high-speed shimmy
The superstars of some pro cycling teams are catered-to by their bike sponsors, at least to give them a psychological edge of thinking that they have a special bike—if not an actual performance advantage.
Remco Evenepoel: The peloton’s perspective
How far can Remco go? How do you manage a talent so young? Should he race a grand tour in his sophomore season? VeloNews asked some of those inside the peloton.
Payson McElveen on Ben Sonntag: “He was the model endurance athlete”
Payson McElveen writes about the life and tragic death of his friend and competitor, Ben Sonntag, who was killed by a driver earlier this month.
Gallery: Paris-Nice wraps up successfully, even if it didn’t truly reach Nice
Paris-Nice may not have completed all eight stages as planned, but to get as far as the Mediterranean coast was a feat in itself.
The Mid South: Teammates McElveen and Finchamp tame the mud to win
Payson McElveen overcame mud and cold conditions to win The Mid South gravel race in Oklahoma.
Rolling report: Impact of coronavirus on pro racing
LATEST: Amstel Gold postponed, Tour of Flanders postponed, Paris-Roubaix postponed, Fleche-Wallone postponed, Liege-Bastogne-Liege postponed, Giro d'Italia postponed.
Gallery: Paris-Nice stage 5 was racing as usual—but for a breakaway that almost succeeded
The pandemic is on the minds of nearly everyone here, but strangely, once the race actually started, Paris-Nice seemed like just about any other bike race.
Rapha Pro Team road shoe review
Woven, not knit: the Rapha Pro Team Road Shoes feature two Boa dials to micro-adjust a super-comfortable woven upper.
Paris-Nice Stage 5: Niccolo Bonifazio outsprints Cortina, Sagan and Bouhanni as Schachmann defends overall
The German Bora-Hansgrohe rider maintains his 58 second margin in the general classification.
USA Cycling announces return of Jim Miller as head of elite athletics
Miller had been working with TrainingPeaks for the past two years. Prior to this engagement, he had been part of USA Cycling for 17 years.
From Dubai to the dunes: The unique challenges facing photographers at the UAE Tour
VeloNews spoke to two photographers at the UAE Tour about the challenges and quirks of capturing the action in suburban sprawls and sandy highways.
Fernando Gaviria confirms he has coronavirus
Colombian sprinter reported to have contracted coronavirus while racing UAE Tour, has been in Abu Dhabi hospital for two weeks.
The Outer Line: The impact of coronavirus on classics season
The Outer Line examines the growing impact of COVID-19 on the pro cycling season and what team managers can do.
Sam Bennett fined for shoulder barging at Paris-Nice, will not start after injuring fingers
Bennett received four stitches in fingers of right hand, and will not start stage 4 time trial at Paris-Nice
A quiet day in Paris-Nice
Sometimes bicycle racing is like this: teams that do all of the work come away empty-handed.
Paris-Nice Stage 3: Ivan Garcia Cortina outkicks Peter Sagan, Schachmann maintains general classification lead
Cortina Garcia came around the triple world champion, launching an early, final attack after 212.5 kilometers of racing.
Paris-Nice stage 2: Giacomo Nizzolo wins sprint, Schachmann holds GC lead
General classification contenders Vincenzo Nibali and Sergio Higuita finished safely in the front group, in a rainy and windy stage.
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‘I don’t think, only follow’ – the art and science of a sprint train
How do you build a perfect leadout unit? What does it take to deliver a sprinter to victory through the melee of a WorldTour sprint? VeloNews spoke to those who know at February's UAE Tour.
Gallery: the Paris-Nice peloton weathers the wind and rain on stage 1
They call Paris-Nice the "race to the sun." On Sunday, the peloton saw no sun, and battled through clouds, rain, and wind. Photographer James Startt was there to capture the action.
Paris-Nice stage 1: Schachmann takes opener after attritional day in the rain
German national champion takes opening stage from four-up sprint after gritty day of classics-style racing.
The Outer Line: How Rally Cycling achieved sponsorship success at Tour Colombia 2.1
Rally Cycling recently came up with a creative way to stretch its sponsorship dollars at last month's Tour Colombia 2.1.
What riders say about The Mid South: “You can race the whole thing”
Riders like The Mid South because of the event's production and founder, and because the 100-mile course is short enough to actually race.
Monuments of Gravel: Belgian Waffle Ride
Belgian Waffle Ride sprung from Michael Marckx's desire to build a Belgian-style classic in North San Diego County. The event blends road racing tactics with bone-jarring off-road sections that are a test for all riders.
UCI Track Cycling World Championships: Five lessons to be learned
The Team USA women’s squad led the way, with Jennifer Valente winning two silvers in endurance races in the scratch and points races, and gold in the team pursuit.
Lorena Wiebes wins Omloop van het Hageland
Lorena Wiebes won Sunday's Omloop an het Hageland in Belgium.
UCI reforms will change the face of international track cycling
The UCI will shake up elite track cycling with new reforms for 2021. The World Cup is seeing a makeover along with introduction of a new TV-friendly series backed by Eurosport.
Kasper Asgreen wins Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne with late attack
Kasper Asgreen attacked solo in the final kilometers to win Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne in thrilling fashion.
Stetina, Faulkner win Super Sweetwater Grasshopper Adventure Series race
Peter Stetina and Kristen Faulkner won Saturday's Super Sweetwater, the original event of California's Grasshopper Adventure Series.
Jasper Stuyven powers ahead of Yves Lampaert to win Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
Two Belgians battled it out for bragging rights in the season's first major one-day race
Q&A with Sep Vanmarke: Belgian sets sights on Classics
The Belgian still dreams of winning the Tour of Flanders or Paris-Roubaix, but he revels in his role on the EF Pro Cycling team, and was only too happy to see his Italian teammate Alberto Bettiol storm to victory in Flanders, in 2019.
Cavendish: “I bring value to the team in other ways than having the sprint”
Mark Cavendish spoke exclusively to VeloNews during stage 5 at the UAE Tour. Cavendish says he is contributing to Bahrain-McLaren's efforts in ways other than winning sprints.