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Riding happy: A Q&A with Aussie rising star Jack Haig
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Matthews wins Catalunya stage 2, Froome crashes: Daily News Digest
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Deceuninck-Quick-Step carries win streak to ‘brutal’ E3 and Gent-Wevelgem
Elia Viviani will race for redemption at Gent-Wevelgem Sunday, and the Deceuninck-Quick-Step team looks strong as ever for De Panne and E3.
Catalunya stage 2: Matthews back to winning ways
Australian sprinter Michael Matthews bounces back from a tough crash in Paris-Nice in the best way possible, with his first win of 2019 at Catalunya.
Technical FAQ: Big ring vs. little ring; cyclocross vs. gravel
Readers ask whether it is more efficient to stay in the big ring or switch to the little chainring and what the differences are between 'cross and gravel bikes.
By the numbers: What it takes to finish in the lead group at Milan-San Remo
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De Gendt solos to victory in Catalunya opener: Daily News Digest
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Sanremo Roundtable: What happened with Sagan?
Alaphilippe stuns Sagan and a cadre of all-stars in the final sprint at Milano-Sanremo. We discuss the action of the season's first monument classic.
Alaphilippe credits ‘flat-out’ team strength for Sanremo success
Deceuninck-Quick-Step rallies around Julian Alaphilippe to deliver the French phenom to another big victory this spring.
Catalunya stage 1: Escape artist De Gendt solos to victory
De Gendt's daring attack pays off in stage 1 of Volta a Catalunya. The Belgian wins his first race of 2019 season.
Photo gallery: Flares, fire and a fast finish at the 2019 Milan-San Remo
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Vos wins Trofeo Binda, van der Poel wins GP Denain: Daily News Digest
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Vos back to being boss at Trofeo Alfredo Binda
Vos takes fourth win at Italian one-dayer, and her first of 2019.
Van Aert goes the distance in Milano-Sanremo
Van Aert "more than ready for the Flemish classics" after Strade Bianche and Milano-Sanremo successes.
The weekly spin: Breaking down Alaphilippe’s perfect day at Milan-San Remo
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Sagan left unsure how to win Milano-Sanremo after another near miss
Sagan hoping to bounce back from early-season illness and Sanremo disappointment in time for cobbled monuments.
Foes and teammates laud the unstoppable Alaphilippe
Alaphilippe brimming with confidence and form with Itzulia Basque Country and Ardennes next on the hit list.
Alaphilippe takes maiden monument at Milano-Sanremo
Alaphilippe takes sprint win out of a select lead group, his seventh victory of the season.
The Gorilla’s new habitat
For 2019, André Greipel stepped out of the WorldTour and into a team with a loyal leadout man and an invite to the Tour de France.
From Inside Peloton: Digesting Milan-San Remo
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From Inside Peloton: Chasing San Remo
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Nibali feeling ‘better and better’ ahead of Milano-Sanremo defense
Despite a winless drought dating back to last year's Milano-Sanremo, Vincenzo Nibali hopes that building form will carry him in Saturday's classic.
Alaphilippe, Viviani ready to play favorites at Sanremo
On paper, Deceuninck-Quick-Step boasts the strongest team for Milano-Sanremo, but can it control a typically unpredictable monument classic?
Q&A: How Payson McElveen won Land Run with boredom and a track-stand sprint
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Fast Talk, ep. 70: Finding your strengths through failure, with Armando Mastracci
In episode 70, we discuss the compelling concept of finding your physiological strengths through moments of failure with the engineer behind Xert.
Matteo Trentin: San Remo Ambitions
The European Champion has the form of his life, and will be chasing his first monument win this weekend.
Van der Poel back on bike, UCI mulls corticosteroid ban: Daily News Digest
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Sanremo Roundtable: Which is better, sprint or breakaway?
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VN Archives: Zabel’s rookie mistake at Sanremo 2004
The four-time Milano-Sanremo winner Zabel looked to have victory in hand at the end of the 2004 classic, but he made a simple mistake in the final few meters.
Who will come up aces in Milano-Sanremo’s casino?
How to win Milano-Sanremo? Endurance, early season form, a perfectly timed attack on the Poggio or final sprint, and plenty of good luck.
Preview: Your guide to the 2019 Milan-San Remo
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Bol wins Nokere Koerse, van der Poel crashes hard: Daily News Digest
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Van der Poel suffers abrasions, bruises in pileup at Nokere Koerse
The Dutch champion crashed in the final 500 meters of Wednesday's Nokere Koerse.
The Dirt: Flat-tire drama at Cape Epic; Kanza champ King’s new gravel race
Schurter and Forster lose overall Cape Epic lead after a disastrous stage 3. Ted King is hosting his own gravel race. Plus, Land Run and Pro XCT results.
Sagan and Valverde headline preliminary Milano-Sanremo lineup
Pro cycling's first monument classic will feature an intriguing blend of sprinters and climbers who will take on "La Primavera," the longest race of the year.
Roglic takes dramatic Tirreno win, Sky will become Ineos: Daily News Digest
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Ewan confident he can match Viviani, Gaviria at Milano-Sanremo
Sprinter Caleb Ewan's sole focus is Milano-Sanremo, and his new team Lotto-Soudal is dedicated to backing him in "La Primavera."
Alaphilippe sprints to surprising stage 6 win at Tirreno: Daily News Digest
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An abrupt (too abrupt?) start to the 2020 Tour de France
Christian Prudhomme, director of the Tour de France, does not want us sleeping anymore.
Lockwood, Neben win Redlands overall in dramatic Sunset RR finale
An all-day exploit earns Cory Lockwood the overall title, while Amber Neben defends yellow on final stage. Simmons and Clevenger win stage 5.
Tirreno stage 6: Alaphilippe takes surprise sprint win
French climber Julian Alaphilippe stuns Tirreno-Adriatico's sprinters with a win in stage 6 drag race. Yates unsure if he can hold GC lead in final TT.
Astana’s incredible spring hits crescendo with weekend double-whammy
Team Astana has already matched its 2017 win tally in less than three months of racing, finding its groove with young talents and now-healthy veterans.
Bernal takes Paris-Nice overall, Astana keeps winning: Daily News Digest
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Paris-Nice: Martinez leads home Colombian one-two on mountaintop finish
Attacks fly through much-anticipated summit finish, with Bernal moving into overall lead as teammate Kwiatkowski cracks.
Tirreno stage 4: Lutsenko breaks away, crashes twice, snatches victory
Alexey Lutsenko wins from four-up sprint after dramatic final 40km of racing, with Yates retaining overall lead.
Racing Analysis: An early look at the state of the world’s best sprinters
The early season is always full of fast finishes. Where do the sport's top sprinters stand?
Video highlights: Vermaerke, Jastrab win Redlands stage 2
Neben and Quinn keep GC leaders' jerseys in women's and men's races, respectively, finishing close in the stage 2 sprints.
Paris-Nice stage 6: Bennett takes two
Irishman Sam Bennett wins his second stage of the race at Paris-Nice. Leader Kwiatkowski collects a few bonus seconds in intermediate sprint.
Simon Yates wins Paris-Nice TT, Adam Yates leads Tirreno: Daily News Digest
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“I was on my hands and knees” — Pro riders’ most miserable days on a bike
To try to make sense of cycling's suffering, we asked a handful of pros about their hardest day on the bike, and what kept them pushing through.
Tirreno-Adriatico stage 2: Alaphilippe wins; Adam Yates takes GC lead
Frenchman Julian Alaphlippe sprints to victory from a select bunch on a hilly stage 2 in Italy.
Data diet: How unplugging can actually improve your cycling (and your life)
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The Outer Line: The all-time greatest female cyclists
Women's cycling has a deep history with champions that overcame unbelievable hardships, but those stories sometimes go untold.
Paris-Nice stage 4: Cort conquers breakaway
Astana's Magnus Cort out-foxes breakaway master Thomas De Gendt to claim his first victory of 2019. Michal Kwiatkowski assumes GC lead.
Opinion: An e-road bike won’t make you faster
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Bennett sprints to victory and tramadol testing begins at Paris-Nice: Daily News Digest
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Paris-Nice stage 3: Bennett breaks Groenewegen’s win streak
Irishman Sam Bennett triumphs in flat-out sprint finish on stage 3 before Paris-Nice heads into more hilly terrain. Groenewegen keeps GC lead.
Alaphilippe zeroes in on monumental success
The rising French star has found the podium in three monument classics, and his win at Strade Bianche has Alaphilippe dreaming big.
Reimagining Mobility: Innovation Cycles Festival
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Daily News Digest: More details on Kelly Catlin, a standard for Road Tubeless
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Paris-Nice stage 2: Sky attacks crosswinds; Groenewegen wins again
Sky's Luke Rowe takes advantage of crosswinds to give his GC leader Egan Bernal the upper hand. Groenewegen handily wins small sprint.
Paris-Nice, Tirreno provide first major test for GC riders
Spring racing begins in earnest for classics contenders and the GC riders alike, but Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico have changed a lot.
Zeal Camerig 44 carbon clincher review
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Kelly Catlin’s tragic passing; Paris-Nice gets underway: Daily News Digest
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Paris-Nice: Groenewegen takes sprint in chaotic opening stage
Fierce crosswinds bring on hard day of echelons and crashes, with several big names losing time.
The weekly spin: Strade Bianche, princess of the classics
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Van Aert third again, ‘I hope to win Strade Bianche one day’
Repeating his performance from 2018, van Aert says the second podium finish was harder than his first, and he dreams of winning in Tuscany.
Ashley Gruber | Photographer
From the Photo Annual, issues 49 (Jan 2016), 61 (Jan 2017) & 79 (Aug 2018)
Benoot, Van der Breggen look to defend at Strade Bianche: Daily News Digest
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Roundtable: Why is Strade Bianche such a thriller?
The pro peloton gets dirty this Saturday on the white dirt roads of Tuscany. What can we expect from this edition of Strade Bianche?
The hunt for the perfect cycling destination: Girona, the Costa Brava
We went to Girona and the Costa Brava in search of a perfect cycling destination. From lung-busting mountains to cafes created by and for the cycling fraternity, from coastlines to sunflower fields, our wide-eyed journey along these new roads meant nothing was taken for granted.
Le Samyn’s young winners; Kittel’s response to blood doping: Daily News Digest
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Howes makes unexpected cobblestone debut at Omloop
After a last-minute call-up to race Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Alex Howes makes the breakaway in "a different universe" of pro cycling.
CLIF BAR x PELOTON: Bike Racing Meets Feminist Icon
Words and Images by James Startt
Bastianelli wins Omloop van het Hageland
Following up a second-place result at Omloop, Bastianelli overcomes early mechanicals to win Hageland in a sprint finish.
Denifl admits to doping; Classics season begins: Daily News Digest
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Blaak attack earns Boels first 2019 victory at Het Nieuwsblad
Chantal Blaak attacked over the Muur de Geraardsbergen to win Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
Jungels time trials to solo victory in Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne
Deceuninck-Quick-Step take second win on opening weekend of the spring classics.
New format brings new challenges at UAE Tour
Exploring all seven Emirates brings new climbs and spectacular scenery, but also long transfers and basic post-race facilities.