Mads on a Mission: Pedersen Blows Everybody Away in Provence, Lays Warning for Spring Classics
Lidl-Trek doubles up as Pedersen scores stage win and GC lead in Provence, Elisa Balsamo wins bunch kick in Valenciana.
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The Last of the Romantics: Why I Want to See Julian Alaphilippe Win with Panache Over Power Meters
Tour de Hoody: Alaphilippe refuses to let data override his unbridled racing style and that’s something every cycling fan can cheer for in 2025: 'Panache and aggression can always beat power numbers.'
Can a Track Training Twist Put Caleb Ewan and Ineos Grenadiers Back in the Fast Lane?
'The last few years haven’t been great': Ewan rips up script on training program in quest to rediscover winning groove and put momentum behind Ineos Grenadiers.
Monument or Bust? Powless Banking on ‘Diamonds in the Legs’ for a Breakout Spring
After a winning end to 2024, Neilson Powless is setting monumental ambitions ahead of season debut: 'Last fall was about the best I’ve ever been.'
Netflix Confirms End of ‘Unchained’ Series After Upcoming Third Season
After three seasons, the streaming giant confirms the end of 'Unchained,' but there are hints the Tour de France Femmes could be a new project.
Luke Lamperti and his Second-Year Challenge: Sprinter, Classics Star, or Something Else?
After an impressive rookie campaign, Lamperti faces a career-defining year: 'This season will show us exactly where he stands as a rider.'
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Who’s Racing Where, When? What to Expect Next Week When Pogačar, Vingegaard, Van Aert Stampede into 2025
Here's what you need to know about the most hotly-hyped men's debuts of 2025 as racing clicks up a sprocket in the UAE and Europe.
Milan-San Remo in Mind: Dominant Lorena Wiebes Leaves UAE Tour on a High and with a Big Target Ahead
Dutch sprinter Wiebes talks San Remo, sprinting, and team tensions with Demi Vollering.
Visma-Lease a Bike is Using Time Trial Helmets in Road Races: A Sign of Things to Come?
Visma-LAB confirms selected use of aero-efficient TT helmets in road races after Wout van Aert and Niklas Behrens spotted training and racing in the Giro Aerohead.
Fabio Jakobsen Is on a Mission: ‘It’s up to Me to Show That Winning Is Possible Here’
Jakobsen had an understated 2024 but is determined to get back on track this year. So how is he approaching that target?
Bahrain, UAE Blast Up First Major Summit Finish of 2025, But Vacek Stands Firm
Bahrain Victorious go 1-2 at 2025's first mountain summit finish at the Volta a Valenciana, but Mathias Vacek held firm in the GC battle.
Chaos at Etoile de Bessèges as Car Drives onto Race Route, Van Gils Forced to Abandon
Race organizers have not yet commented on how the vehicle was able to enter the course with about 17km to go.
Video: Huge Pileup Stuns Peloton in Opening Stage of UAE Tour Women
Letizia Paternoster abandons and many left banged up after dozens of riders scatter to the tarmac in opening day of Women's WorldTour.
‘Super Teams’ vs. the Clock: Why the Tour de France Needs a TTT Showdown Now
Tour de Hoody: The 'Big 4' have never faced off in a TTT in the 'super team' era at the Tour de France, who doesn't want to see that?
More Chaos, Fewer Chicanes: Will a Revised Route Bring More ‘Hell’ to Paris-Roubaix in 2025?
ASO confirms key changes to men's race with promise of 'increased intensity' and a new speed-limiting measure for Arenberg; no changes to women's route.
Peak Power of 2,000 Watts? Jonathan Milan’s Sprint Could Be Unstoppable at the Tour de France
Italy’s sprinting ace Milan has been working on his only weakness. Can he challenge Philipsen and Merlier for sprint supremacy at the Tour de France?
Randoms: Watch Video of Van Aert Testing Cobblestone Game-Changer; Ganna Blasts Remco’s Strava Segments
Van Aert trials radical Gravaa tire pressure regulator ahead of Paris-Roubaix, Ganna stomps over the segments of Spain as he steams toward San Remo.
‘Ineos Didn’t Know What To Do With Me:’ Can Quick-Step Give Ethan Hayter Career Reboot?
One of the UK's most promising talents, Hayter hopes a new team and fresh approach will help him get back to his winning ways.
What We Learned from the Tour Down Under
The first WorldTour race of the year was a huge success that bodes well for the European racing to come.
Momentum Builders: Wollaston, Schmid Deliver Big Early Wins at Cadel Evans
Wollaston and Schmid deliver morale-boosting victories for FDJ–Suez and Jayco AlUla at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.
UPDATED: CPA Defends Cyclists’ Refusal to Race in Unsafe Conditions in Mallorca
'This wouldn't have happened at the Tour de France': Riders cited unsafe conditions and returned to their hotels, sparking a backlash from organizers.
Fem van Empel 3-Peats at Cyclocross World Championships in Nailbiter Ahead of Lucinda Brand
Error by Brand seconds from the line costs her chance of beating Van Empel.
Power Analysis: The Insane Numbers of 18-Year-Old WorldTour Rookie
Examining the power numbers of young Dane Albert Withen Philipsen and Javier Romo at 2025's first WorldTour race.
UPDATED: Nils Eekhoff Fractures Jaw After Crashing into Lamp Post Head-On at AlUla Tour
Dutch rider Eekhoff will miss six to eight weeks after a terrifying crash in the final kilometer of stage three at the 2025 AlUla Tour.
Van der Poel vs. Van Aert: A Data-Driven Primer on the Greatest Rivalry in Pro Cycling
Cyclocross and classics crushers Van Aert and Van der Poel face off again Sunday at CX worlds. But is it still fair to compare the decade-long foes?
Tom Pidcock Silences Doubters with Vicious Attack at AlUla Tour
'Today was super important for me': Pidcock victorious in his second day of racing in his new kit to ride into pole position to win first stage race GC of his career.
Crowning the Volcano: Phil Gaimon Sets New KOM on Hawaii’s Haleakala Climb
Gaimon set a new record on "the world's longest paved climb" on Maui in 2:23:36, just 28 seconds ahead of the previous fastest time.
‘It’s a Calculated Risk:’: How Q36.5 Landed Tom Pidcock in the Season’s Biggest Transfer
Pidcock traded the sure bet of the WorldTour for the chance to start something new at Q36.5. How did the deal go down? ‘We all knew it was a game-changer.’
Tour Down Under Tech Randoms: New Hutchinson Tires and 58-Tooth Chainrings for … Climbing?
More tech from the first WorldTour race of the year.
New Teams, Big Wins: Hirschi, Reusser, Narváez Deliver in High-Pressure Debuts
Marc Hirschi, Marlen Reusser, and Jhonathan Narváez all win in their first races after high-pressure transfers. We dive into why these early successes matter.
Sticky Bottle DQs, Yellow Cards, Sanction Bonanza: UCI Comes Out Swinging In ‘Project Safety’
Governing body made a statement last week with new regulations at TDU, but skeptics are pointing to possibility of 'professional fouls,' convoy stresses, and more.
Sam Welsford Wins His Third Stage of Tour Down Under as Narvaez Secures GC
An all-day break got caught in the closing kilometers, setting up a bunch sprint.
Lifting the Lid on Visma-Lease a Bike’s Secret Winter Training
I've spent countless hours combing through power files, Strava segments, podcasts, videos, and social media posts to learn how Visma-Lease a Bike trains.
Tour Down Under Randoms: Non-Sponsor Correct Saddles, Pro Bike Fits, & Mechanics’ Tricks
You might already have a pro bike fit. Here are some new trends and details we've spotted at the Santos Tour Down Under.
Low-Key Races, Big Implications: 5 Big Storylines to Open European Road Racing
Tour de Hoody: The stakes are high in the early season races, even if the prestige is not. Here are the hottest story lines and hype I'm most stoked about to open 2025.
Bryan Coquard Wins Tour Down Under Stage 4 in Photo Finish
GC hopefuls make headway into Javier Romo’s already narrow lead.
‘I Wanted to Race the Giro’: Why Mattias Skjelmose Is Not Stoked to Be Going to the Tour de France
Lidl-Trek's mountain man reluctantly heads to France to face the 'Big 4' in wild reversal of team priority versus personal ambition.
Javier Romo Stuns Tour Down Under Field with Late Attack on Stage 3
The Movistar rider’s first WorldTour win also puts him into the overall race lead.
Face Off: Can Demi Vollering and FDJ-Suez Sink SD Worx?
Vollering's acrimonious split from SD Worx was the sensation of last season. Our editors debate whether she can live up to the hype and lift FDJ to super team status.
Welsford Makes It Two for Two at TDU
The overall race leader continued his winning ways despite an early crash on stage 2.
Wout van Aert: 99 Goals, but the Giro GC Ain’t One
Van Aert maps out 2025 ambitions that include a Giro debut, a return to the Tour, and unfinished business in the monuments: 'That's what makes me hungry.'
Sam Welsford Used a Massive Gear to Win The Tour Down Under Opener
The Australian sprinter picked up right where he left off at the Tour Down Under last year.
Pogačar’s Deadliest Weapon: Jhonatan Narváez to UAE Emirates Is the Most Explosive Transfer of 2025
Ecuadorian aggro-attacker debuts at Tour Down Under ahead of high-profile role as Pogačar's policeman at Flanders, Tour de France.
Ineos Grenadiers in Transition: Searching for Sponsors – and Success – in the ‘Super Team’ Era
The Ineos Grenadiers re-boot has now become an annual ritual. Amid talk of an urgency to 'win races' and a hunt for new sponsors, Jeremy Whittle wonders how much time they really have left.
Sam Welsford Opens Long-Range Sprint to Snatch Tour Down Under Stage 1
'Happy to take the win': The Australian continues his impressive run of wins from last year's Tour Down Under.
Review: The Orbea Orca OMX Revels in the Details
Calling the Orbea Orca simply a climbing bike would do it a disservice, and that's before talking about its value for money.
12 Road Bikes We Predict Will be Updated in 2025
Specialized, Cannondale, Cervelo, BMC, Wilier Triestina, Merida, Ribble, Canyon and Orbea all have models that are overdue a refresh... could 2025 be their year?
Huge Last Lap Surge Sees Thibau Nys Outmaneuver Van Aert and Others at Benidorm Cyclocross World Cup
Fast, dry course leads to thrilling racing, Fem Van Empel continues her Benidorm run of success.
Chloé Dygert Sprints to Stage 3 Tour Down Under Win as Noemi Rüegg Defends for Overall Victory
Attack after attack went off on the stage, but nothing would stick until the final sprint.
‘I’m Done with Learning, It’s Time to Win’: Classics Star Megan Jastrab in a Hurry for Success in 2025
Rising US star wants to regain her momentum after an injury-marred 2024 season: 'I want to be at the front of bike races.'
Gravel Racing’s New Price Tag: Is Prize Money Changing the Spirit of the Sport?
For the most part, pro riders and event organizers think that purses should be the new norm. As for the spirit of gravel? 'It died a long time ago.'
‘35% Rider Error’: UCI Issues Intriguing Crash Statistics, Presses Pause on Gear Restrictions, Airbags
The UCI and its safety group won't wage war on high-speed tech or restrict race radios just yet, but they're thinking about it.
Daniek Hengeveld Solos Nearly 50km for Sensational Tour Down Under Opener
The 22-year-old carries a 36-second lead into tomorrow's climbing heavy Willunga Hill stage 2.
The Updated Ridley Noah Fast Pushes “UCI Regulations to the Limit”
Ridley says they "invented speed" with its new Noah Fast aero bike.
Heat, Intensity, Strength, and Perfect Programming: How Pogačar Plans to Surpass Himself (Again) in 2025
'He can still improve': UAE Emirates performance staff have tweaked the dials on Pogačar's training plan to find even more power for the supreme Slovene.
No Tour de France? No Problem for Tom Pidcock in 2025 Reboot
With Tour de France off the table, Q36.5 hoping Pidcock's star power will deliver Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España invites.
Will Sprinter Merlier Throw a Wrench in Evenepoel’s Tour de France GC Ambitions?
Quick-Step is bucking the trend and will bring Belgian sprint demon Merlier to the Tour de France: 'We want to show the world it's possible.'
When Celebrations Mean Sanctions: UCI to Fine Riders Cheering Teammates in Bunch Sprints
Governing body to impose fines and yellow cards on over-enthusiastic teammates in rollout of new sprint safety rules.
No Giro d’Italia for Remco Evenepoel in Rush to be Ready for Tour de France
Belgian star still has not trained on the bike since December crash and hopes for Ardennes return: 'It's been a tough period for me.'
Winners and Washouts: Ranking the Hits and Misses of the Season’s Biggest Transfers
Breaking down the highs and lows of cycling’s biggest transfer moves in 2024, and what's in store for 2025 in cycling's never-end game of musical chairs.
Origin Stories: How a Grandfather’s Gift Paved the Way for Star Sprinter Dylan Groenewegen
Now one of the most successful riders in the current pro peloton, Groenewegen owes much to his family, and one person in particular.
‘It’s a Surprise I’m Already Able to Do This’: Wout van Aert Returns to Top of Podium with Victory in Superprestige Gullegem
Van Aert prevails in tight battle with Iserbyt, Lucinda Brand gaps Bäckstedt and Alvarado to win.
UPDATED: Astana Sends Sprinter Ace Syritsa to B-Team as Chinese-Backed XDS Era Begins
New-look XDS Astana confirms arrival of a Chinese racer and is reshuffling its deck for 2025 as it chases WorldTour salvation.
Boom to Bust: Can a New Generation of Stars Revive British Cycling’s Golden Era?
Analysis: Gone are the heady days when British cycling ruled the pack. Jeremy Whittle dives into how the fizzle faded, and what might bring it back.
Ranking the Top-20 Grand Tour Stage Contenders
Breaking down where each major grand tour stage win contender stands as we approach the start of the 2025 season.
Tadej Pogačar and UAE Team Emirates Are Trying a New Method at Training Camp
We take a closer look at the winter training programs of Tadej Pogačar and UAE Team Emirates. Like usual, there's a lot of Zone 2 — and something new.
Van der Poel Stomps (Again) as Collision with Fan Ends Van Aert’s Podium Hopes
Saddle problems, a crash with a fan, and infernal mud made for a wild race in the first face-off of the cyclocross season between Van Aert and Van der Poel.
Velo’s 2025 Gravel Cycling Predictions
Smaller events? New equipment standards? A changing of the guard? Four Velo editors make predictions about the state of gravel cycling and racing in 2025.
5 Reasons Why the 2025 Vuelta a España Will Rock
From the Angliru and Bola del Mundo climbs, a start in Italy, and the likely return of Pogačar, what's not to love about La Vuelta 2025?
Movistar Seals 5-Year Sponsor Lifeline: Can Spain’s Lone WorldTour Squad Challenge the Super Teams?
With backing through 2029, can Team Movistar regain its past glory and challenge the mega-budget squads at the grand tours?
Rik Van Looy (1933–2024): The ‘Emperor of Herentals’ Who Ruled the Monuments
His victories across all five monuments and two world titles made him one of the superstars of the 1950s and 1960s. He died from a long illness at 90.
‘Perfection Does Not Exist’: How UAE Team Emirates Plans to Shine Even Brighter in 2025
It’s a lot more than just Pogačar: Ayuso and Yates target Giro and aim to avoid their ambitions getting lost in talent-stacked super team.
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Review: What We Learned Riding the Factor Ostro VAM Over 1500 Miles
Simply put, the Factor Ostro VAM is one of my favorite road bikes you can buy at any price.
Smaller Riders Deserve Narrower Bars: How Gravel Brands Are Failing Riders
Sitting down with a former pro turned bike fitter to discuss how gravel brands are failing women and small riders with inappropriate sizing.
End of an Era at Quick-Step: Team Chief Patrick Lefevere Steps down after Two Decades of Cobbles and Controversies
Last of the old school? Lefevere retires from CEO position as one of the most successful, if divisive, leaders in the sport: 'A life-changing moment.'
Review: The Polygon Strattos S8X Checks Every Box on a Budget
This might be the least-expensive way to get a Shimano Ultegra Di2 drivetrain, but is it any good?
‘There’s More I Can Do’: Ben O’Connor Backs Himself for Even Bigger Things after Blockbuster 2024 Season
Breakout rides at the Vuelta, Olympics give O'Connor a tailwind for his Tour de France ambitions with new team Jayco-AlUla: 'I can perform like that again next year for sure.'
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