Sagan leads quartet into cycling’s cobbled “Hell”
Three-time world champion Peter Sagan and a crop of other stars, including Van Avermaet, Stybar, Degenkolb, and Kristoff, are set to battle at this year's Paris-Roubaix.
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Schachmann on a roll at País Vasco, Pinarello’s new Dogma: Daily News Digest
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Sea Otter XC: Blevins earns his biggest victory on home soil
On a windy, tactical day of racing at Sea Otter Classic, Blevins fires off a winning attack on the final lap to beat the Canadian duo of Disera and L'Esperance.
Schachmann makes it three from four at Basque Country
Chances at GC victory increase for Bora-Hansgrohe following withdrawal of Alaphilippe and Kwiatkowski from the race.
Kings of the classics: How Deceuninck-Quick-Step keeps the wins coming
The Deceuninck-Quick-Step team of Patrick Lefevere continues to dominate the classics season. With so many stars all vying for wins, how do they do it?
Preview: Your guide to the 2019 Paris-Roubaix
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Schachmann adds to País Vasco lead, Roubaix cobbles rated: Daily News Digest
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Beware the dark horse: Five who could surprise at Roubaix
With its punishing pavé and hard-man racing style, Paris-Roubaix favors the toughest men in the peloton. We look at five dark horses for Sunday.
Phinney draws confidence from 2018 Roubaix ride
It's been one year since Taylor Phinney's breakthrough ride at Paris-Roubaix, where the American gained valuable experience.
Schachmann powers to stage 3 victory and extends GC lead at Basque Country
Dangermen Alaphilippe and Kwiatowski taken out of contention by late crash.
Jakobsen takes second-straight Scheldeprijs
Deceuninck-Quick-Step return to winning ways after major contender Kittel taken out in late crash.
Grove R.A.D gravel bike review: An Aussie all-rounder
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Alaphilippe wins again, Deignan returning at Amstel: Daily News Digest
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Girls vs. boys at a Belgian kermesse
USA Cycling's junior women's team needed a race, and the only one on the calendar was a men's kermesse in Belgium.
Basque Country: Amazing Alaphilippe keeps winning
Milano-Sanremo winner Julian Alaphilippe carries his flying form into the Basque stage race, while Schachmann keeps GC lead.
Van der Poel’s road adventure hits pause after Amstel Gold
The WorldTour may have to wait a little longer to see Mathieu van der Poel's true potential as the Dutch champ will return to mountain biking, focusing on the Olympics.
Schachmann wins País Vasco TT, Terpstra has concussion: Daily News Digest
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Asgreen saves the day for Deceuninck-Quick-Step
The Belgian super-team takes a chance on a Tour of Flanders rookie, and the young Dane delivers a second-place result with a surprise solo attack.
Van der Poel overcomes frightening Flanders crash to finish fourth
Dutch champion van der Poel mounts a remarkable chase after breaking his wheel and crashing, sprinting to fourth place in his Tour of Flanders debut.
Valverde electrifies Flanders with dazzling debut
World champion Alejandro Valverde delighted in his Flanders debut, exceeding expectations to make the group of favorites and sprint to eighth.
Analysis: The Deceuninck playbook, as used by EF
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When Mamma di Pasta wins the Tour of Flanders, a whole team celebrates
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The weekly spin: One winner, but three monumental rides at Tour of Flanders
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Bettiol and Bastianelli take Flanders titles: Daily News Digest
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EF Education First finally scores with ‘Mamma di Pasta’ Bettiol
After losing some weight in the off-season, Italian Alberto Bettiol, 25, stuns Flanders favorites and scores EF's biggest victory in years.
Bastianelli wins three-up sprint to take Flanders victory
Lead trio hold off chase group in final stretch to Oudenaarde, with Italian outsprinting van Vleuten and Uttrup Ludwig to take the win.
Bettiol stuns favorites with solo escape to take Flanders
Italian takes first professional victory at one of the biggest races in the season, with EF-Education First teammates proving pivotal to success.
First up the bergs — battle for position key to mastering Flanders
Key to success in Flanders is not the power over the bergs, but the sprint going into them, with course knowledge being vital.
Sagan on slow boil heading into key races
Decision to race through to Liège means Sagan is only approaching peak form, but team and rivals still see him as Flanders threat.
Flanders & The Mighty Predictions
James Startt and John Wilcockson chime in
Van Aert shrugs off pressure to win Flanders: ‘Cyclocross is more stressful’
Despite the hype following him into Belgium's biggest race, Wout van Aert keeps cool, insisting that the pressure he felt as 'cross world champion was greater.
Will it be lucky 13 for Van Avermaet at Flanders?
Since he was young, Greg Van Avermaet has dreamed of winning Flanders. He has come close on several occasions but is still on a quest to win De Ronde.
Deeper women’s peloton breaks Boels-Dolmans dominance
Despite a WorldTour win drought, Boels-Dolmans riders confident in team strength and happy to see the peloton grow deeper and more competitive.
Dygert’s comeback from concussion capped off by Joe Martin stage win
Olympic silver medalist Chloé Dygert makes an emphatic return to pro UCI racing with a victory in opening stage of Joe Martin Stage race after 11-month recovery.
CT rides the Absa Cape Epic: The toughest mountain bike race on Earth?
The Absa Cape Epic is the crown jewel of the Epic series, and arguably the hardest MTB race in the world. So how did a couple of roadies measure up to South Africa's stunning, savage terrain?
Health woes for Belgian stars, Look’s new e-bike: Daily News Digest
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VN Archives: How cycling’s legends match up
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Van der Poel and team admit he’s a marked man for Flanders
After stunning the WorldTour peloton with a win at Dwars door Vlaanderen, Mathieu van der Poel and his team say, "The surprise factor is gone."
Preview: What you should know about the 2019 men’s Tour of Flanders
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The weekly spin: Flanders into Roubaix, pro cycling’s holiest of weeks
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Van der Poel wins Dwars door Vlaanderen: Daily News Digest
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SRAM Force eTap AXS takes on Shimano Ultegra Di2
SRAM's new second tier electronic group delivers all the 12speed function of RED eTap AXS for significantly less.
Dwars stoppage highlights challenge of simultaneous races
It is a logistical puzzle to run men's and women's races concurrently on the same course, but it can give the women's race greater visibility.
Cobbles tech: Di2 sprint shifters on eTap AXS
Trek-Segafredo's Jasper Stuyven won't talk about it, but his SRAM eTap AXS bike has Shimano Di2 sprint shifters wired into it.
Van der Poel claims maiden WorldTour win at Dwars door Vlaanderen
Proving his potential on the road, cyclocross champion Matheiu van der Poel sprints to victory in Dwars door Vlaanderen after animating the race.
FLANDERS: THE FAVORITES DON’T ALWAYS WIN
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Flanders faves cool jets, leaving Dwars wide open
Wednesday's Dwars door Vlaanderen should be a wide-open opportunity for riders who usually live in the shadows of Flanders favorites.
Van Aert, Jumbo-Visma prove they’re prepared to animate in Flanders
With an increasingly strong Jumbo-Visma team at his command, Wout van Aert's confidence grows ahead of his second run at Tour of Flanders.
Rivals search for ways to crack Quick-Step code ahead of Flanders
Rivals are flummoxed by Deceuninck-Quick-Step's control of the classics, but longer, harder races like Roubaix and Flanders may offer new chances.
Continental rider put into coma after heart attack: Daily News Digest
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Three things: Takeaways from Wevelgem weekend
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Gent Wevelgem gallery: Windy weather, wild sprint finishes
The men's and women's pelotons face a tough day of cobblestones and wind as a string of Belgian classics get underway with Gent-Wevelgem.
Long breakaway spoils Sagan’s legs for Gent-Wevelgem finale
Peter Sagan confirmed his top form on Sunday by riding in the daylong breakaway at Gent-Wevelgem
Degenkolb and Trek-Segafredo back at the sharp end
Facing doubts about his team's classics chops, John Degenkolb delivers a solid second-place finish at Gent-Wevelgem, building confidence.
Wind, attacks deliver thrilling, painful Gent-Wevelgem
Although Gent-Wevelgem isn't generally regarded as the hardest race of the cobbled classics, the peloton made the 2019 edition a bruising brawl.
Van der Poel gains confidence in WorldTour debut
World cyclocross champion Mathieu van der Poel impresses with a fourth-place result at Gent-Wevelgem after a day of aggressive racing.
Kristoff and Wild win in Wevelgem, Lopez takes Catalunya: Daily News Digest
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Inside Quinn Simmons’s historic Gent-Wevelgem victory
Quinn Simmons became the first American to win the junior men's race at Gent-Wevelgem.
Kristoff crushes sprint to break Quick-Step stranglehold at Gent-Wevelgem
Kristoff sprinted long and into the wind from reduced peloton of favorites to take fast and furious edition of the race.
Second win in a week for Wild at Gent-Wevelgem
WNT-Rotor repeat success of Thursday's Brugge-De Panne victory, with Wild and Brennauer partnering perfectly.
Deceuninck-Quick-Step on high-alert for more wins
Quick-Step hoping for adverse weather as cobbles season continues, with harder conditions playing into team's hands.
Hitting his stride: Five keys to Stybar’s Harelbeke victory
Luck, legs, teammates and know-how coming together perfectly mean Stybar goes into Flanders one of the hot favorites.
Van Avermaet hopes aggressive tactics pay off at Flanders and Roubaix
Greg van Avermaet hopes his strong legs bring him victories at the longer Monument races
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Gallery: Stybar wins E3 with scorching sprint, smart tactics
Thanks to an early attack by teammate Bob Jungels, Zdenek Stybar had the upper hand at E3 BinckBank Classic, beating Olympic champ Greg Van Avermaet in the final sprint.
Jungels sets up Stybar with more solo heroics
Ardennes specialist Bob Jungels, winner of Liege 2018, turns over a new leaf at E3, proving to be a valuable teammate and even a threat to win on cobbles.
The key to a van Aert victory could lie in his sprint
Wout van Aert is inching closer to a marquee win on the road. The last hurdle could be high-speed sprints.
Catalunya stage 5: Schachmann wins solo; Lopez leads overall
Schachmann escapes early breakaway including van Garderen to win stage 5 at Volta a Catalunya.
E3: Stybar wins sprint; Deceuninck-Quick-Step dominates
After his teammate Jungels puts the peloton on notice with long-range attack, Stybar stays cool until final sprint to beat van Aert and Van Avermaet.
Five riders who could win Gent-Wevelgem
Some years it favors a bunch sprint. Other years, foul weather rips apart the peloton at Gent-Wevelgem. Who will be victorious this Sunday?
The CyclingTips Weekly Quiz: #4
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Lopez takes over in Catalunya, Wild wins in De Panne: Daily News Digest
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Love in Belgium
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Catalunya stage 4: Lopez climbs to victory and overall lead
After missing the podium in stage 3, Miguel Angel Lopez attacks with 8km to go on the summit finish to win stage 4 and take overall lead.
Van Avermaet wants cobblestone redemption after Sanremo frustration
Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet is left frustrated and angry by another lost opportunity at Milano-Sanremo and vows to deliver in northern classics.
Yates takes Catalunya stage 3, Groenewegen wins De Panne: Daily News Digest
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Gaviria eager to be a ‘student’ of the cobblestone classics
Don't pigeonhole him as a pure sprinter. Colombian Fernando Gaviria plans to contend at the cobbled spring classics.
Catalunya stage 3: Yates conquers Colombian climbers
Yates gets the better of Colombian climbers Bernal, Quintana, and Lopez. Martin battles his way to third place after being dropped on the summit finish.
Groenewegen gallops to Brugge-De Panne victory
Wednesday's sprinter showdown provides a preview of the action expected at Gent-Wevelgem. Groenewegen comes out on top ahead of Gaviria.