Heroics and heartbreak: How the Aussie men’s road title was won (and lost)
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The making of a champion: Sarah Gigante’s extraordinary Nationals win
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The first-ever eCrit National Championships: Gimmick, great spectacle, both?
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Ambitious Ewan plans Giro and Tour after grand tour drought
Lotto-Soudal team wants to give its young Aussie sprinter plenty of opportunities in 2019, and he is keen for a return to the grand tours.
Preview: The elite men’s road race at the 2019 Aussie Road Nationals
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Preview: The elite & U23 women’s road race at the 2019 Aussie Road Nationals
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Kate Courtney to Scott; Bay Crits; Russia’s non-compliance: Daily News Digest
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Roundtable: Five riders who need to win big in 2019
The pressure is on these five star riders to claim signature victories in 2019. They all had rocky rides last season amid high expectations.
Bora confirms Sagan will target Milano-Sanremo
Peter Sagan has twice finished second in the Italian monument, so this year he is making it a priority.
Trial by fire: What it’s like to race against WorldTour pros as an amateur
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Bay Crits; Sky to Colombia; Thibau Nys: Daily News Digest
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Car crash comeback: 36 stitches, 190 days without racing, one impressive win
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Sky, Summer of Cycling, WADA and Russia: Daily News Digest
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Inside Joey Rosskopf’s stars-and-stripes defense
How Rosskopf achieved his sole victory of 2018 in the middle of a busy WorldTour season.
Best of 2018: Finding Mr X, the story of an anti-cycling hate page
Roadside fistfights, fake profiles, doctored pictures and a whole lot of angry drivers: this is the bizarre inside story of the world’s largest anti-cyclist Facebook group, and the cyclist that’s behind it.
Cycling Santas: How 200 kids in need were gifted a two-wheel holiday surprise
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How to set up your indoor training arsenal to take full advantage of Zwift
Here's how to log miles this winter on your indoor trainer and have fun while you're doing it.
Cadel and the swell: Geelong, the Great Ocean Road and coastal riding bliss
Geelong is more than just a gateway to the Great Ocean Road and the Surf Coast – it's the home of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, a highpoint of the Summer of Cycling and a great riding destination in its own right.
The weekly spin: The 10 most impactful moments of 2018
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Pozzato retires; Van Aert to LottoNL; Vuelta jersey: Daily News Digest
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VeloNews Awards 2018: Peter Sagan, cyclist of the year
Peter Sagan's sterling 2018 season was highlighted by victory in Paris-Roubaix. Here's the inside story of how he won a cobblestone.
Moots Routt RSL long-term review: The titanium gravel forever bike, perfected
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FROM INSIDE PELOTON: CLIMBING MT. EVANS
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VeloNews Awards 2018: Vincenzo Nibali, attack of the year
With a bold attack on the route's final climb of the Poggio, Nibali built on his reputation as a fearless attacker with tactical nous.
The Pioneer: Roadies on mountain bikes – What could go wrong?
15,500m of climbing and descending, 500km of trails, two ill-prepared roadies and one of the world's toughest MTB stage races... what could possibly go wrong?
Revitalized Liège attracts Sagan
Organizers are expected to move Liège-Bastogne-Liège finish to flatter terrain, opening the door for fast-finishing classics riders.
VeloNews Awards 2018: Quick-Step Floors, team of the year
They called themselves the "Wolfpack," and in 2018, Quick-Step Floors riders proved to be cycling's apex predators.
2019 Vuelta menu: Short stages, summit finishes
The route for the Spanish grand tour will be unveiled next week, but details are leaking out.
Orthorexia nervosa: When watching what you eat becomes destructive
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Clouse and Hecht victorious at Ruts ‘n’ Guts
The first day of racing saw closely contested racing at the front of the field.
VeloNews Gear Awards 2018: Bike(s) of the year
With so many superbikes launched in 2018, it was hard to pick just one for this award. So we didn't. Here are three.
Bookwalter brings experience, depth to Mitchelton-Scott’s GC push
The Australian outfit is a perfect fit for the American all-rounder, who can support Yates or Chaves in the mountains at grand tours.
Inside Sagan’s Paris-Roubaix win
Bora-Hansgrohe sport director Patxi Vila recalls how Sagan won the famed race in the French countryside.
‘I miss the cycling community,’ says Vogel on return to velodrome
After a life-altering crash while training in June, Vogel returns to Berlin velodrome, receives cyclist of year award from German federation.
Gaviria: It was time to leave Quick-Step
The Colombian sprinter says he's looking forward to a new environment at UAE Team Emirates.
Alluring Alloy: Easton EA90 SL Disc Wheel Set
Easton alloy goes head to head with a lot of carbon, and outperforms budget carbon on any surface.
Vogel, Langvad; Sherwen tributes: Daily News Digest
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VeloNews Awards 2018: Female cyclist(s) of the year
Who was better in 2018: Annemiek van Vleuten or Anna van der Breggen? Dane Cash and Fred Dreier debate the merits of each.
Interview: Marianne Vos on the year she got her groove back
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Cannondale take clean sweep with Keough and Hyde at NBX CX
Keough and Hyde showing signs of form before approaching U.S. nationals
Resolution CX: McFadden and Hecht leave it late to make winning moves
New stairs and wooded sections make the difference for the winners in a dry, tacky race
The meaning of the pursuit: An esteemed domestique wins his final race
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Compton’s ‘cross nationals streak might end in Louisville
With fourteen national titles to her credit, Katie Compton admits a 15th one might be hard to come by, as she is recovering from illness.
UAE banking on Aru rebound
His first season with UAE Team Emirates was a year to forget. Now, Fabio Aru needs to find the spark that won him the 2015 Vuelta.
The Outer Line: Jonas Carney on talent ID, team management, and motivating riders
Behind the scenes, Carney has helped Rally Cycling grow into one of America's most successful and highly regarded teams.
Technical FAQ: Getting lower gears
Lennard Zinn takes questions related to gearing, along with follow-ups regarding frame fatigue and brakes.
Valverde’s classics’ campaign; Sosa to Sky; Giro d’Italia: Daily News Digest
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Rainbow-striped armour: The ups and downs of winning Worlds as a trans woman
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Viviani’s Wevelgem tears marked a turning point
Viviani sets sights on Sanremo and Tour in 2019 in a build to Olympic defense.
Curtis White rides into the limelight
Curtis White is coming into his own amid a breakthrough cyclocross season.
Bardet eyes double; Aru back to school; UAE goes Aussie: Daily News Digest
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The weekly spin: Evaluating Andrea Tafi’s improbable Roubaix return at age 52
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Tramadol; Another doping suspension; Women’s ‘cross: Daily News Digest
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Spanish sport director: Valverde should have more than one worlds win
Javier Minguez tells VeloNews the newly crowned world champion deserves several sets of rainbow stripes.
The most beautiful climb you’ve never heard of
Nestled in the Bernese Alps is a tiny road, closed to motorized traffic at the top, with dramatic views of some of the most prestigious peaks in the Alps. Grosse Scheidegg – the most beautiful climb you’ve never heard of.
‘My World’ by Peter Sagan
Read the inside story of the most entertaining man in cycling straight from the three-time world champion himself.
Dumoulin undecided; ‘Cross superstars feud; Broeckx rides: Daily News Digest
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Major Taylor CX: Gomez Villafane takes two; Brunner takes first
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UAE promises full support for ‘world’s best sprinter’ Gaviria
UAE Team Emirates brass say Fernando Gaviria's potential is unlimited, and as the team's #1 sprinter, he'll have plenty of opportunities.
Inside John Degenkolb’s Tour de France redemption
After a spring season that he calls the low point of his entire career, John Degenkolb's Tour stage was exactly what he needed.
You’re So Vane: Factor ONE
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The evolution of the Epic
In 2002, Specialized revolutionized bicycle suspension technology with a shock that had a mind of its own.
Specialized Epic Expert Evo review: XC speed with more sizzle
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Noho CX: White, McFadden earn solo wins
The second day of racing in Northampton, Massachusetts saw a pair of solo victories in the elite races.
Noho CX: Noble goes solo while White takes advantage of team strength
The first day of racing in Northampton saw both solo and team displays of strength.
Bikes of the Bunch: Legor Cicli Nuiorksiti+ for a life in Girona
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Bikepacking to worlds: Rob Britton’s 1,000-mile journey across western Canada
The Canadian recounts his adventure that served as a final training block for the UCI road worlds.
Former pro Jonathan Cantwell dies at 36
The world of cycling mourns Jonathan Cantwell who died Tuesday night aged 36. He raced professionally from 2008-2014.
The King stage that changed everything
American Ben King recalls his two stage wins at the Vuelta a Espana this season.
Jonathan Cantwell, former pro cyclist, dies at 36
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Anthony, Smith wrap up Really Rad weekend with day 2 wins
Crystal Anthony takes her second win in a row at Falmouth, while Scott Smith earns his first UCI win of the year at Really Rad Festival.
White, Rochette earn Pan-American CX titles
Rochette's victory was the first one for a Canadian in the annual event. White was also a first-time elite Pan-Am champion.
Inside Colin Joyce’s first big Euro win at the Arctic Race of Norway
The 24-year-old American notched the biggest result of his career this year north of the Arctic Circle.
Budget repair stand review: Feedback Sports vs Park Tool vs X-Tools
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219 beats per minute: The day my heart short-circuited
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The monument that wasn’t
Words by Paul Maunder with illustrations by Matthew Burton
Cincy CX: Noble notches another win; Werner wins sprint finish
Ellen Noble sweeps the weekend, continuing her win streak that started in early October. Werner out-sprints Hecht after tactical battle.
Pioneer: A candid discussion with one of pro cycling’s few black African riders
Grmay grew up in the small dusty Ethiopian town of Mek’ele, a town that has quadrupled in size since his birth, but still has few paved roads. As a child there was lots of football, running, but little cycling. His first hero was the marathon runner, Haile Gebrselassie, who not only competed in the Olympics barefoot but whose stride had a distinctive style came from carrying books to school.
The Tour of Hainan experience
Hainan offers not just luxury hotels, but experience and exposure for young riders looking to progress
Book excerpt: Is technology killing tactics?
Traditionalists complain that radios and power meters ruin racing action, but the mid-race reality is not so straightforward.