Ackermann wins Giro stage 2, Sagan wins California opener: Daily News Digest
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Wire-to-wire Giro: Could Roglic hold pink all the way to Verona?
With a series of sprint and breakaway stages before the race's next time trial, and the mountains coming soon after, the Slovenian could lead the race - and face all the extra responsibilities that come with it - for some time.
Giro d’Italia stage 2: Pascal Ackermann takes sprint victory
German champion wins first grand tour sprint of his career, with the GC staying static.
Tour of California: Stage battles overshadow Mt. Baldy showdown
The Tour of California's one GC day could be overshadowed by four stages for breakaway riders.
Commentary: The new Mark Cavendish
The British sprinter recently took to social media to honor his longtime foe, Marcel Kittel
Tit-for-tat a side show to Roglic’s impressive Giro opening shot
Primoz Roglic might have won the opening stage, but the Giro d'Italia opened with an old-fashioned 'polemica'
To the Summit
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Giro d’Italia, Stage 2: Potential gear choices for the puncheur
On a route boasting climbs of varying length and pitch, and a likely sprint finish, you can expect to see an array of gear in the peloton for the Giro's first road stage.
Roglic’s secret weapon: Belgian climber Laurens De Plus
Roglic's climbing lieutenant Laurens De Plus is finally hitting top form after a terrifying crash derailed his 2018 season
The weekly spin: California memories
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Kittel, Katusha part ways in surprise split
Announcement comes after series of inconsistent performances and simmering tension with team.
Preview: Everything you need to know about the 2019 Giro d’Italia
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Tackling Italy’s White Roads On the Wilier Jaroon
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The Secret Pro: Taxes, Zwifting, and the things we talk about
We talk about different things, depending on the setting. Allow me to explain.
Core training for cyclists: Is it worth it?
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Giro rosters and Vuelta wild cards: Daily News Digest
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Roglic defends Romandie title, Bernal breaks collarbone: Daily News Digest
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Yorkshire: Van Avermaet takes final stage while Lawless wins overall
Team Ineos win their opening race, placing first and third on the podium
Roglic reigns in Romandie, taking final stage time trial and securing overall
Defending champion takes third stage victory of the race, and third stage race win of the season.
‘It is never about winning’: Jonny Clarke on cycling, life and his first pro win
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Yorkshire: Vos wraps up overall in the women’s, Kamp takes sprint in the men’s
Tough conditions in northern England made for attritional racing, with both men's and women's results being decided in reduced bunch sprints.
Romandie, stage 4: Roglic takes stage with a sprint and retains GC lead
Roglic wins reduced bunch sprint atop of stage's rain-soaked summit finish, extending his overall lead with just one stage remaining.
Fast Talk, ep: 73: How to balance your VLamax with Sebastian Weber
In episode 73, we talk about the important balance between our aerobic and glycolytic energy systems and why they may require a little give and take.
Yorkshire: Zabel, Wiebes take sprint victories in Bedale
The Tour of Yorkshire produced two sprint finishes on Friday
Tour de Romandie: Gaudu wins hilly stage 3
The French rider accelerated on a steep final straightaway to win the Tour de Romandie's third stage
Valverde to miss Giro due to Liège injury
Alejandro Valverde will skip the Giro d'Italia to recover from injuries suffered in a training crash
Tour de Yorkshire: Asselman’s breakaway wins stage 1
With a bunch sprint nipping at his heels, Asselman nabs the biggest win of his pro career.
Tour de Romandie: Kung outfoxes sprinters to win stage 2
Stefan Kung saw stage 2 as a potential day for a breakaway victory, due to the day's hilly profile
End of Team Sky, New Ineos kit unveiled: Daily News Digest
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Tour de Romandie: Roglic wins stage 1, takes overall lead
Defending champion Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) takes the lead at the Tour de Romandie
The Giro Legends
By Giacomo Pellizzari with images by Gruber Images
The magic and glory of the Giro
From issue 76 • Words by John Wilcockson w/images by Yuzuru Sunada
The weekly spin: Rating the winners and losers of the 2019 spring classics
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Alaphilippe gracious in Liège defeat, Sky set for Ineos transition: Daily News Digest
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The art of the steal: How De Gendt pulls off his breakaway heists
If there is a breakaway, chances are you'll see Thomas De Gendt in the mix. He's honed his craft for many years, and it's paid off with wins on Ventoux and the Stelvio.
Persistence pays off for Fuglsang, a route change pays off for Liège-Bastogne-Liège
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Fuglsang ends a spring of near-misses to solo to victory in Liège
Bora-Hansgrohe fill the remaining podium places despite Sagan's no-show.
HUMAN RACE: Justin Williams
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Amstel amazes, defending champs triumph on the Mur: Weekly News Digest
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Analysis: New route opens up possibilities at ‘La Doyenne’
For the first time in 27 years, Liège-Bastogne-Liège ends with a flat finish, not an uphill kick, and that's expected to spice up a race that has grown stale in recent years.
24 things you need to know about the 2019 Liege-Bastogne-Liege
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No Liège for Sagan, another Alpine win for Sky: Daily News Digest
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Fuglsang storms into Liège to cap off near-great spring
After a number of close calls this spring, Jakob Fuglsang hopes his strong form can carry him to an even better result at Liège — one ahead of Julian Alaphilippe.
Rapha Roadmap, chapter 4: How to make cycling more fan-friendly
Reimagining cycling's points structure and the way that grand tour overall results are decided could encourage fans to follow cycling all season long.
Power analysis: Mathieu van der Poel’s insane Amstel Gold
A look at the incredible power figures pushed by Mathieu van der Poel on his way to one of the most stunning finishes ever witnessed in pro road cycling
The SHEcret Pro: Suspicious performances and the dangers of malnutrition
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Photo gallery: The gravel and dust of the 2019 Tro-Bro Leon
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The weekly spin: Deconstructing Mathieu van der Poel’s improbable Amstel Gold victory
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The Iconoclast Climber: Michael Woods
From issue 84 • Interview and images by James Startt
Commentary: Down and out at the Paris-Roubaix Challenge
Lulled into a false sense of security, my bike was stolen at one of the biggest cyclosportives in Europe. Please learn from my mistake, because it could happen to you too.
Technical FAQ: Combining eTap AXS MTB and road components; tire balm
The new SRAM eTap AXS groups allow riders to mix and match components to get wider gearing. Plus, Lennard explains how to preserve tires that aren't seeing much use.
Photo gallery: Van der Poel’s astonishing Amstel ambush
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One-of-a-kind kicks: The unique beauty of FCCS custom cycling shoes
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Amstel time gap frustration, Van Avermaet to Liège: Daily News Digest
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Commentary: Two breakthroughs at Amstel Gold Race
On Sunday, Niewiadoma perfectly synched her blistering attack with good tactics, and van der Poel stunned the world's best with raw power.
Van der Poel takes stunning Amstel Gold victory: Daily News Digest
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Van der Poel takes stunning victory at Amstel Gold
Van der Poel stunned a lead trio who had looked set to contend the sprint, having single-handedly dragged the chase group back into the fray.
The best corner in pro cycling: Entering the Roubaix velodrome
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Gilbert’s Roubaix win, a new Hour Record: Weekly News Digest
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Boom’s advice to van Aert and van der Poel: Don’t give up ‘cross
Former world cyclocross champion Lars Boom says he regrets leaving 'cross behind for road racing when he committed to the Pro Tour.
Banged-up Alaphilippe carries momentum into Ardennes
Even though he lost a close sprint to upstart Mathieu van der Poel at Brabantse Pijl, Alaphilippe rolls into Amstel Gold Race with confidence.
Jakobsen wins in Turkey despite late run-in with flag: Daily News Digest
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Raw talent: A conversation with Annika Langvad
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Tour aims to animate climbs with more time bonuses
Eight summits will offer increased time bonuses in the 2019 Tour with eight seconds on offer for the first rider atop each climb.
Rapha Roadmap, chapter 2: Shorten the calendar to make pro cycling more exciting
The current pro cycling calendar is a patchwork of events lacking a clear season-long narrative. A major shakeup could make it more accessible for fans.
28 things you need to know about the 2019 Amstel Gold Race
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Van der Poel takes Brabantse Pijl, Bennett keeps winning: Daily News Digest
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Brabantse Pijl: Van der Poel out-sprints Alaphilippe
Mathieu van der Poel stuns the WorldTour heavies by winning out of a select group of one-day stars, carrying strong form into Amstel Gold.
De Vuyst wins women’s Brabantse Pijl; Rivera third
Large breakaway holds off peloton, netting De Vuyst her first career win as Rivera shows promise, recovering from Flanders crash.
By the numbers: What it takes to be competitive at the women’s Tour of Flanders
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Campenaerts sets Hour Record, Bennett wins Turkey opener: Daily News Digest
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2020 Giro to start in Budapest, Cavendish back to racing: Daily News Digest
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Now homeless, Twigg opens up in article with Seattle Times
Two-time Olympic medalist Rebecca Twigg tells her story to the Seattle Times, from her early years as a cycling prodigy to her struggles to make ends meet after her career ended.
Vanmarcke rues jammed derailleur in Paris-Roubaix finale
After playing his cards perfectly when the decisive breakaway went up the road, an untimely mechanical leaves Sep Vanmarcke sprinting for fourth at Roubaix.
Gilbert wins Paris-Roubaix: Daily News Digest
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The weekly spin: With Roubaix victory, Gilbert’s transformation is complete
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Stone stories: Personal tales from Paris-Roubaix
Nobody, it seems, has a boring day at Paris-Roubaix. Here are a few of the most memorable stories from previous editions of the Hell of the North.
Chasing Roubaix: A wild ride on France’s cobblestone trail
Chasing the pavé is an annual rite of spring for many cycling photographers. It’s an intense and wildly rewarding day in the car in pursuit of cycling’s 'Hell of the North.'
The secret to Paris-Roubaix? ‘Dare to attack and don’t be afraid to try’
Mental grit, a never-say-die approach, and the all-important Arenberg are essential to Roubaix success, but there is no one winning formula.
The longest hour: How the monuments’ greater distance sets them apart
Due to their length, the five monuments of cycling are in a class of their own when it comes to the physical demands. Paris-Roubaix may be the hardest of all.