Bahrain-McLaren confirm contract with Cavendish
Cavendish to join old partners Ellingworth and McLaren Pro Cycling at new-look Bahraini team.
Displaying 6881 - 6960 of approximately 22591 results
Carthy renews with EF Education First
Carthy extends contract for two years, Powless, Guerreiro, Cort among the new signings as American team strengthens squad.
Giro d’Italia 2020 route includes high mountains, three time trials, and a return to Stelvio
Giro organizers have unveiled the route for 2020, with a three-stage spell in both Hungary and Sicily, almost 60km of time trials, and a brutal final week all on the menu.
Taylor Phinney’s career of KoMs, cobbles, and rainbow jerseys
Phinney's talents on the bike were matched by his ability to express himself off it. We trace the key threads that ran through his career, as he told them to us.
Review: Canyon Ultimate CF Evo Disc 10.0 LTD
Here’s how good the Ultimate CF Evo Disc from Canyon is: I could only find two faults with it.
Sweater Weather: Keepin’ it Casual
Words by Clive Pursehouse
Trentin’s CCC Team move – ‘More opportunities to get better results’
Trentin relishing opportunity to team up with Greg van Avermaet in hunt for classics victories and grand tour stage wins
Tour of Guangxi stage 6: Ackermann takes second sprint win, Mas secures overall
The Chinese race wrapped up with a sprint finish and overall victory for Enric Mas, the first stage race victory of the 24-year-old's career.
Hosking wins women’s Tour of Guangxi
Hosking wins final women's WorldTour race of the year in a sprint finish.
Dutchman Groenewegen renews with Jumbo-Visma
This year's "King of Sprints" inks new deal goes through 2023 season
‘Time to change’ – John Degenkolb on transfer to Lotto-Soudal
Degenkolb feels he still has more to give and relishes the opportunity to race with Philippe Gilbert in 'a real Belgian team.'
Retirements in 2019 — goodbye to the peloton’s working class heroes
While the long list of riders retiring in 2019 doesn't include major stars, some of the peloton's hardest workers and most loyal teammates are hanging up their race shoes.
Tour of Guangxi stage 5: Gaviria takes second win of the week
GC leader Enric Mas finished safely in the bunch to retain leader's jersey with one stage remaining.
Pascal Ackermann’s confidence boost season
12 wins for the season leaves German full of confidence ahead of a 2020 season where he may become Bora-Hansgrohe's top sprinter.
Tour of Guangxi stage 4: Enric Mas takes hilltop finish and leader’s jersey
Mas takes the first climbing stage of the race and secures his first win of the season.
Good Looks And Comfort: Giro Imperial
From issue 88
Tour of Guangxi stage 3: Third time lucky for Ackermann
After placing second in stage 1 and 2, German sprinter hits the top step and retains leader's jersey.
McLay wins stage 2 sprint at Tour of Guangxi
Ackermann takes overall race lead after placing second.
‘Grace and power’ – Riders remember Taylor Phinney
Stetina, Reijnen, and van Garderen reflect on Phinney's rollercoaster career and unique temperament.
Ten Dam to race alternative events in retirement, Bahrain bolster roster
Ten Dam to target gravel racing in retirement, six riders added to ever-strengthening Bahrain team.
Gaviria ends long winless drought in China
The long trip to the Tour of Guangxi was worth it for the Colombian star who picked up much-needed momentum after an injury-plagued season
Tour of Guangxi: Gaviria take stage 1 sprint
Colombian takes stage 1 of the last WorldTour race of the year.
La Course 2020 to return to Paris
Women's race organized by ASO to return to circuit race format after several years experimenting with different options, leaving reigning world champion frustrated.
‘What sprint stages?’ – Degenkolb reacts to 2020 Tour de France route
German sprinter sees few pure sprint opportunities in 2020 Tour's unconventional parcours.
White: 2020 Tour de France will favor aggressive racing
Mitchelton-Scott sport director sees 2020 Tour providing fireworks throughout.
Roundtable: Deconstructing the 2020 Tour de France route
Will the route end the Ineos stranglehold? What is the impact of a mountain TT? We roundtable a Tour de France route that destroys the rulebook.
Analysis: The 2020 Tour de France route mimics the Vuelta a España
Our grand-parents would not recognize the unconventional and surprising Tour route revealed Tuesday in Paris
2020 Tour de France route includes mountain time trial, gravel, five summit finishes
Race organizers reveal dynamic route packed with innovations, new climbs, and fewer long stages.
Epic Rides: Gomez Villafane takes Oz Trails and series title
It was a lucrative weekend for Sofia Gomez Villafane, who won the fat tire crit and the backcountry race, en route to winning the Epic Rides series overall.
UCI fines organizers of BinckBank tour for ‘safety failings’
In a first of its kind, cycling's governing body has fined a WorldTour event organizer for dangerous race conditions
2020 Tour de France ‘will never be easy,’ promises Gouvenou
2020 Tour set to be packed with medium and high mountain stages while enabling sprinters to stay in the mix throughout.
Alvarado, Iserbyt win opening round of Superprestige in Gieten
Iserbyt continues winning streak while Alvarado holds of world champion Cant at a boggy edition race in Gieten
Compton, Haidet take day one of U.S. Open of Cyclocross
Katie Compton (KFC Racing p/b Trek/Knight) and Lance Haidet (Donnelly Aevolo) were victorious on day one of the U.S. Open of Cyclocross.
Groenewegen poised to win unofficial ‘King of Sprints’ title
The Dutch sprinter took another win Saturday to give him more victories than anyone else in the WorldTour — for now
Bauke Mollema solos to surprise win at Il Lombardia
Dutchman attacked on the penultimate climb of the day and capitalized on the chase group's indecision to win last monument of the year.
Q&A: Megan Jastrab breaks down her world championship win in Yorkshire
In this Q&A, Megan Jastrab explains the racing tactics that helped her win the junior world title in Yorkshire.
Tour de France 2020: Route rumors
2020 route could contain plenty of unusual twists including early mountain tests, a Planche des Belles Filles time trial, and a final phase in Jura and Vosges mountains.
The Outer Line: Inside Velon’s current fight with the UCI
Check out Joe Harris and Steve Maxwell's author page.
Review: Sidi Wire 2 Carbon Shoes
Right out of the box, Sidi's new Wire 2 Carbons feel like they're broken in and conformed to your foot.
Sunweb rider injured in crash with car during Under-23 Lombardia
Dutch rider Edo Maas sustained serious injuries after crashing into a car that had driven onto the course of the Under-23 version of Il Lombardia.
Ellingworth and Cavendish signal start of Bahrain-McLaren’s second chapter
Ellingworth, Cavendish, and new sponsor McLaren join Poels and Landa at a new-look team with the Tour in its sights.
Hodeg to undergo surgery following multiple injuries sustained at Tour de l’Eurometropole
Use of safety barriers with protruding feet draws criticism from other riders.
Roglic, Vollering take wins at Giro dell’Emilia
Vuelta winner Roglic back to winning ways after worlds abandon, 22-year-old Vollering out-kicks Longo Borghini
Dennis testing waters; UAE closes roster with Costa
Speculation surrounds the future of the world time trial champion while UAE includes two Americans on its 2020 roster
Sagan confirms he won’t try MTB Olympic repeat, regrets missed chance at worlds
The Slovakian superstar wants to go to Tokyo next summer, but confirms he won't be repeating his mountain bike experiment from Rio de Janeiro.
Fisticuffs mar end of Münsterland Giro race
Florian Senechal (Deceuninck-Quick-Step) unleashed a wild punch to the helmeted head of Max Walscheid (Team Sunweb) during the post-race press scrum
Hugs and high fives: A day inside a NICA race
VeloNews recently attended a high school race to capture the sights and sounds of the National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA).
Power Analysis: Quinn Simmons’s world championship ride in Yorkshire
A detailed examination of Quinn Simmons's power files from his world championship victory in Yorkshire, with additional information about Simmons's training and workouts in the lead-up to worlds.
Arkéa–Samsic to create ‘sprinter unit’ around new signing Bouhanni
Signing of Bouhanni sees French second-tier outfit further bolstering their ranks in bid 'to be seen as a WorldTour team.'
Moscon finds redemption in the worlds
After starting the season overtrained, fatigue and a lack of opportunity to rest led to a string of lackluster performances from the Italian.
Wiggins: Pedersen’s win biggest world’s surprise in decades
Ex-pro Wiggins says the Dane's rainbow jersey is the most unexpected in decades as Pedersen plans to debut stripes
Peter Sagan’s Personality Meets Gran Fondo
An Interview With Sagan Gran Roadie-Oh Creator Michael Marckx
Power Analysis: How Tadej Pogačar won stage 20 of the Vuelta a España
The revelation of the 2019 Vuelta a España, Tadej Pogačar won three stages and attacked his way onto the final podium. Today, we examine his power data from the final two stages, including his victory on stage 20.
Froome back in saddle, set to race Saitama Criterium
Chris Froome continues on his comeback trail as he rides on open roads for first time since June crash. He is set to race Japan's Saitama Criterium at the end of October.
Matteo Trentin on Yorkshire finish: “I’m still upset”
Italy missed a chance to win its first rainbow jersey in more than a decade when Trentin's legs failed him in the final sprint
Analysis: Wet weather and crashes made Yorkshire worlds the hardest in years
Yorkshire delivered on its promise of a demanding race, but Sunday's test pushed the world's best to their collective limit.
Mads Pedersen wins brutal world championships road race from three-up sprint
23-year-old beat Matteo Trentin and Stefan Küng to the line after a day of near-constant rain, becoming the first Danish male world champion in the process.
UCI releases video of Eekhoff disqualification
The UCI released clarification, and a video clip, to justify its disqualification of Nils Eekhoff in the Under-23 men's road race.
Road to men’s junior gold honed in two-year cycling bootcamp
Budget cuts led USA Cycling to reorganize its junior development program, and it's paying off handsomely this week in Yorkshire
Eekhoff says disqualification in U23 race was “inappropriate”
Under-23 Dutch rider Nils Eekhoff protested his disqualification in a post on social media.
Italian Battistella wins U23 world road race after Eekhoff disqualified
Italian Samuele Battistella declared the winner of the U23 world championship road race after initial winner Dutchman Nils Eekhoff disqualified.
Week in Tech: Esports World Championships
Plus new 100% shades, Strava features, Hunt carbon hoops and more.
VN Archives: Greg LeMond meets The Rolling Stones
In 1989, Greg LeMond, that year's Tour de France winner, met the Rolling Stones before their concert in Minneapolis. Longtime VeloNews writer John Wilcockson was there to document the meeting.
Commentary: Megan Jastrab was the coolest under pressure in Yorkshire
With her worlds win, Megan Jastrab showed herself to be a cunning champion who can stay cool in high-pressure moments.
Jastrab adds to Team USA medal haul at World Championships
Californian takes home rainbow jersey in junior women's road race, besting Julie de Wilde of Belgium and Lieke Nooijen of The Netherlands in late race sprint
Commentary: The importance of Quinn Simmons’s American win in Yorkshire
Amid the chaotic dynamics of the junior bunch, Team USA executed its plan perfectly. Their success underscores the value of the U.S. development program, and hints at future greatness in the spring classics.
Review: Swiss Side Hadron 485 Classic Disc Wheels
Top of the line Swiss engineering meets mid-level pricing in these tubeless-ready carbon hoops
American Simmons wins junior road race title in commanding fashion
Durango, Colorado rider takes 56-second solo victory over Italian Alessio Martinelli, with fellow American Magnus Sheffield snagging bronze in Yorkshire
The Outer Line: Analyzing Mathieu van der Poel’s chances in Yorkshire
Mathieu van der Poel is the favorite amongst bettors to win Sunday's world championship road race. There are plenty of obstacles standing in his way.
VN Podcast: Dygert Owen’s big win, Sagan vs. Van der Poel, Marianne Vos interview
On this week's podcast we discuss Chloé Dygert Owen's championship ride. Then, we hear from Marianne Vos, and discuss Peter Sagan vs. Mathieu van der Poel.
Commentary: Dygert Owen confirms her place amongst pro cycling’s best
Having rarely competed in international road events, Chloé Dygert Owen finally confirmed her spot as one of pro road racing's strongest athletes.
Sagan faces new rivals in his quest for a fourth world title
Peter Sagan races a crop of youngsters—namely Mathieu van der Poel and Remco Evenepoel—in his quest to win a record fourth world title.
Nash wins muddy Waterloo Cyclocross World Cup
Katerina Nash survived the muddy, wet course in Waterloo to win Sunday's Cyclocross World Cup.
Valverde motivated but ‘realistic’ ahead of worlds defense
The Spanish world champion already has a world-record haul of seven worlds medals and he's hoping for one more
USA juniors hit their stride ahead of Yorkshire worlds
Quinn Simmons, Megan Jastrab, and Magnus Sheffield all collect big wins ahead of the UCI World Championships.
Power Analysis: Tadej Pogacar’s Vuelta España, part 1
The revelation of the 2019 Vuelta a España, Tadej Pogačar won three stages and attacked his way onto the final podium. Today, we examine his power data from the first half of the race.
Analysis: Van der Poel, Sagan, Alaphilippe emerge as early worlds favorites
The hilly Yorkshire world championship course favors riders who can climb and sprint. Atop the list of favorites are Mathieu van der Poel, Peter Sagan, and Julian Alaphilippe, among others.
Alaphilippe targets world championships as other stars bow out
The French star is rising to the challenge of swapping the yellow jersey for the world title in a bid for late-season form.