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Valenciana: Izagirre beats Valverde in overall; Groenewegen wins finale
Izagirre wins overall by seven seconds ahead of world champion Valverde. Dutch sprinter Groenewegen takes first victory of 2019.
Valenciana stage 3: Van Avermaet opens account with CCC
The Olympic champion Van Avermaet follows Sanchez's canny move through a technical finale to win his first race of the season.
eTap Q&A, Thomas all-in for Tour, sprinters show early speed: Daily News Digest
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Representation matters in cycling, too
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Valenciana, stage 2: Euro champ Trentin out-sprints Bouhanni
Italian Matteo Trentin scores his first victory of 2019 with a well-timed acceleration at the end of a hilly stage 2 in Spain.
SRAM Eagle AXS: Wireless shifting and a matching dropper seatpost
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Commentary: An inside look at Geraint Thomas’s new book
Published this week in America, Geraint Thomas's new book takes readers inside the Tour. Here are three interesting points we learned from "The Tour According to G."
Alex Howes ready to race again after season-ending illness
American Alex Howes had to prematurely end his 2018 season in August due to hyperthyroidism. After battling the condition and his own doubts, he is back.
Six Day racing comes to Melbourne: What you need to know
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Sky doc faces medical tribunal, Belgium apologizes, Pinot to the Tour: Daily News Digest
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Four conclusions about the 2019 Tour of California
The 2019 Tour of California route is dominated by Mount Baldy on the penultimate day, but there are plenty of other intriguing storylines to follow.
Evenepoel’s promise, Bretagne Classic returns, and industry buy-outs: Daily News Digest
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GIANT x PELOTON: Escaping New York with the Giant Revolt
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Remco Evenepoel, 19, finds early success in San Juan
The Belgian places ninth overall and wins the best young rider jersey in Argentina.
Kittel takes morale-boosting win in Spain
The big German speedster is aiming to return to the top of the sprinter ranks this season.
Vuelta a San Juan: Bennett takes final stage, Anacona secures overall
Bennett sprints to first win of the season in circuit race around San Juan.
Cant, van der Poel win CX Worlds; Sky dominate Sun Tour: Daily News Digest
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Aggressive Team Sky completes Sun Tour domination
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Tivani defies WorldTour teams to win San Juan stage 6
Day-long breakaway survive frantic final chase from the peloton to deny the big-name sprinters.
Peter Sagan’s motivation? Riding the big races
Sagan selective with schedule in order to remain focused for season spanning from Sanremo to the worlds.
Sun Tour stand-off: Why Porte and Woods surrendered on stage 4
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The Keisse crisis: dumb mistakes and a sport that needs to grow up
As the furore surrounding Iljo Keisse and Deceuninck-QuickStep drags on, it's time to consider whether this "stupid moment" actually highlights a much bigger problem.
San Juan stage 5: Winner Anacona seizes lead on key summit finish
Atop the fearsome Alto Colorado, Movistar's Colombian climber Winner Anacona wins the day and assumes the overall race lead.
Why growing the women’s Sun Tour isn’t as simple as you might think
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Keisse saga intensifies; Kennedy wins Sun Tour: Daily News Digest
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Gaviria gels with UAE Team Emirates, sets Sanremo as key goal
After leaving Belgian super-team Quick-Step a year early, Colombian sprinter Fernando Gaviria has quickly assimilated to the UAE team.
News roundup: Landa breaks collarbone in season opener; Omloop wildcards
Movistar's leader for the Giro d'Italia finds himself in the hospital after breaking collarbone in first day of Mallorca Challenge.
Tour of California unveils ‘incredibly demanding’ 2019 route
The men's and women's races will both finish May 18 in Pasadena.
Deceuninck double down; Hosking and McLay win at Sun Tour: Daily News Digest
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The weekly spin: Two new cycling films, with danger as a common theme
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Alaphilippe carries ‘maturity and confidence’ into 2019
French star Julian Alaphilippe is boosting his morale with success in the South American stage race, which he leads after four days.
San Juan stage 4: Gaviria nips Sagan for second victory
Colombian sprint star Fernando Gaviria nets his second stage win of Vuelta a San Juan, besting Peter Sagan again.
Five riders starting the season under the radar
Andrew Hood takes a look at the results sheets from the year's first races in Australia and discovered five riders who showed big promise for the season.
SARIS x PELOTON: A Race to Nowhere
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Across the Iron Curtain
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Inside Katie Clouse’s first C1 victory
The U.S. cyclocross scene has been watching Katie Clouse's progression for years. Her win in Oklahoma was the biggest of her blossoming career.
WorldTour stars find success in Argentina
The Vuelta a San Juan kicked off Sunday, and Fernando Gaviria and Julian Alaphilippe won the first two stages.
Viviani pedals through Australia toward Sanremo
The Italian is targeting Milano-Sanremo this season, a race in which he finished ninth in 2017.
A life after: The challenge of adjusting to ‘real life’ post-racing
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Gaviria wins in Argentina; Bos is boss in Hong Kong: Daily News Digest
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Vuelta a San Juan: Alaphilippe attacks to victory in stage 2
Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe wins his first race of 2019. Fernando Gaviria settles for second-place but keeps overall lead.
Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race finds its groove
After five editions, the one-day race is marketing itself as an 'Australian classic' and is drawing more and more top riders.
Gaviria opens account for UAE-Team Emirates at Vuelta a San Juan
Colombian wins opening stage in chaotic sprint and intense heat.
Viviani wins again, Cyclocross finale: Daily News Digest
Elia Viviani gets his second win of the year; Arlenis Sierra outwits the women's peloton, UCI Cyclocross World Cup concluded in Hoogerheide. Those stories and more in today’s Daily News Digest. For those of you in Australia, enjoy the Australia Day public holiday!
Vuelta a San Juan: Peter Sagan ‘relaxed’ with one win already
Sagan looking to get race kilometers into legs before returning to Europe for altitude training as he builds to Monuments.
Victory from defeat: How Elia Viviani won the 2019 men’s Cadel’s Race
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Viviani evens score in Australia
Victory at Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race silences demon from 2018 and marks a "perfect" start to Viviani's season.
Super Sierra: How a little-known Cuban upstaged the favourites at Cadel’s Race
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Sierra’s aggressive performance rewarded with victory at Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
Cuban holds off late chase from Mitchelton-Scott duo Kennedy and Spratt in stunning solo victory.
Ewan hoping to make amends in Geelong
Ewan keen to deliver first official victory in Lotto-Soudal jersey on home roads.
Sprinters vs. puncheurs as Aussie week continues
With the tough Challambra climb at nine kilometers to go, Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race pits pure sprinters against those who can kick on the climbs.
Preview: Your guide to the 2019 men’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
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Preview: Your guide to the 2019 women’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
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Viviani, Lepisto on top at a hot Race Melbourne: Daily News Digest
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News roundup: Quick-Step racks up points; Zwift racing video highlights
Race Melbourne crit challenges riders with hot points race. Highlights from the new Zwift pro series. Nibali aims for Giro, and his team sorts out financial shortfall.
The Outer Line: Cycling’s fine line between strategy and cheating
Cycling's tactical nuances lend themselves to confusion over what is corrupt and what is harmless sportsmanship.
Rivals: New Liège-Bastogne-Liège finish favors Sagan
The new finish for the Belgian monument could lead to a sprint showdown between Peter Sagan and others, other riders say.
eRacing kicks off, an extra Flèche lap, the Bunch: Daily News Digest
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The weekly spin: On any given Sunday
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Gilbert targets Sanremo, Roubaix in monuments pursuit
The 36-year-old Belgian has won three of cycling's five monuments.
Tools, bits and tips from the WorldTour pits
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Impey wins his second TDU, Hayman bids farewell: Daily News Digest
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Same winners, different race: The TDU results don’t tell the full story
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Double drama at the Tour Down Under: Bevin crashes, Ewan relegated
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Ewan defends head-butting sprint
Ewan disagrees with UCI jury's decision and claims headbutts were necessary to avoid crash.
Nothing routine at WorldTour as crashes and controversy light up Tour Down Under
Race leader crashes in final 10 kilometers, while headbutts see sprint victor relegated at Tour Down Under stage 5.
Tour Down Under: Philipsen wins stage 5 after Ewan is relegated
Jasper Philipsen is declared the winner of the Tour Down Under's fifth stage after Caleb Ewan is relegated for irregular sprinting.
Lazer Bullet 2.0: One Helmet to Do-it-All
The new Bullet aims to be the one choice you can confidently reach for on any given day.
Winning for a fallen friend: Impey’s emotional Tour Down Under stage victory
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Tour Down Under: Impey wins stage 4
2018 Tour Down Under winner Daryl Impey tops Patrick Bevin to win stage 4.
Sagan starts season on winning note
The three-time world champion grabs his first victory of 2019 on just his third day of racing.
New lids, kicks and gear from the 2019 WorldTour
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Tour Down Under: Sagan sprints to his first win of 2019
Peter Sagan sprints to victory in stage 3 of the Santos Tour Down Under.
Dr Freeman’s email trail; Bevin’s big win; Nibali’s suitors: Daily News Digest
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CyclingTips Podcast: Tramadol, automated drivers, and a chat with Phil Liggett
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Bevin’s breakthrough: The surprise victory we should have expected
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Tour Down Under: Bevin snags first WorldTour win
The New Zealander capitalizes on a crash near the finish to surge ahead and sprint to victory in Wednesday's stage 2.
Gunning for glory: A promising young career kickstarted by the belief of others
Jaime Gunning (Specialized Women's Racing) was one of the revelations of last week's Santos Women's Tour Down Under, winning the best young rider's classification and mixing it with the world's best. But that breakthrough didn't come from nowhere: it was the result of self-belief, built on the belief shown by her team.
The Mighty Monte Grappa
From issue 10 • Words by Jered Gruber with images by Jered and Ashley Gruber