Philippe Gilbert, Lotto-Soudal to ramp up season at Milano-Sanremo
Belgian classics specialist Philippe Gilbert still dreams of winning Milano-Sanremo — it is cycling’s only monument that he has yet to win.
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Calendar’s ‘survivors’ seeing big boost during August return
Smaller races drawing marquee names as anxious peloton prepares for first events in months.
Lizzie Deignan’s ‘second chance’ means no retirement just yet
Former world champion entering new chapter of career with fresh motivations and mindset.
Giro d’Italia confirms Sicilian start
Director Mauro Vegni said a new hilltop finale could be added in second week.
Sitting In with Elise Chabbey
The Bigla-Katusha rider left med school to be a pro cyclist. Now she's working the front lines at a Geneva hospital.
Alaphilippe scouts cobbles ahead of Flanders debut
French star yet to confirm full 2020 race schedule, but a first-ever Flanders is a certainty.
Peter Sagan is sticking to his Giro plans, will miss Flanders and Roubaix
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Olympic medalist Jolien D’Hoore extends with Boels-Dolmans for one year
Ten-time Luxembourg road champion Christine Majerus extends her contract through 2022.
Why Peter Sagan chose the Tour de France and Giro d’Italia over cobbled classics
Peter Sagan downplayed speculation of leaving the Giro d'Italia early to start Paris-Roubaix; said road worlds unlikely if race stays in Switzerland.
Bora-Hansgrohe confirms Sagan will race Giro, miss northern classics
Slovak star to make Giro debut this October, with Tour, worlds and Sanremo also on the schedule.
Alberto Bettiol can’t start racing soon enough
Thew 2019 Tour of Flanders winner is still working out his racing calendar in what promises to be an action-packed end of the season.
López to lead Astana at Tour, Fuglsang for Giro
Astana outlines its plans for training camps and season goals as team moves toward returning to racing.
More tweaks to Italian calendar as Il Lombardia gets new date
Officials juggling new dates for San Remo and Lombardia in August in effort to keep everyone happy.
USA’s long team for Tokyo, Campenaerts’s tent: Daily News Digest
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Ineos, Jumbo-Visma among top teams slated to race Burgos
Stars clamoring to race what would be first major men's road race since Paris-Nice in March.
Everesting tips from a national champion
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Annemiek van Vleuten ‘very fit and very motivated to race’
The Dutch world champion's season will begin with Strade Bianche and La Course.
Insiders: Experience, self-discipline could decide 2020 Tour
Cycling's traditional blueprint on how to prepare for grand tours thrown into disarray with new-look calendar.
Docker warns of a peloton frayed at the seams come fall
EF Pro Cycling’s road captain warns of mental burnout as pros face keeping the legs turning from January through November.
Day in the life: Elisa Longo Borghini
We spoke with the Trek-Segafredo rider from her home in the hard-hit Piedmont region of Italy.
Training rides, training camps, RUSADA’s appeal: Daily News Digest
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Nibali dreams of third Giro title and Olympic gold before retirement
Nibali's contract with Trek-Segafredo expires at the end of 2021, but that won't necessarily mark the end of his career.
Sagan mulls calendar options as Bora-Hansgrohe plans training camp
Reports hint three-time world champion might skip northern classics in favor of Giro d'Italia.
Lutsenko on calendar: ‘Expect a lot of spectacular racing’
Astana rider stuffed books and water bottles into a backpack to do laps on the stairway in his Monaco apartment during lockdown.
Light at end of tunnel? Officials back Burgos race in late July
WorldTour teams promise to be at Spanish race if health authorities give final OK in what would be first major event since March.
Wout van Aert’s monumental goals and Lotto-Soudal’s bubbles: Daily News Digest
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Teams waiting on word for Spain’s Burgos tour
Local reports suggest officials will cancel this year's edition despite several WorldTour teams ready to race.
Israel Start-Up Nation eyes July return to racing
Teams wants to jump-start its stalled racing program at Sibiu Tour in Romania.
UCI unveils full 2020 road calendar
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Nibali to Giro, Porte and Mollema to Tour as Trek-Segafredo maps out season
Nibali to ride all-Italian calendar to also include Strade Bianche, Milano Sanremo and Tirreno-Adriatico.
Nibali’s calendar, a virtual showdown, a doping suspension: Daily News Digest
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Racing in a COVID-19 world
Teams, organizers already moving pieces in place to be ready to compete.
Jumbo-Visma prepares for Tour de France with focus on team unity
Dutch squad lays out race schedules for season restart with riders focused on team victories rather than personal ambitions.
Laurens ten Dam is living his best life in retirement
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Van der Poel eyes Liège and Lombardia debuts in 2020
Van der Poel remains 'open to everything' in 2020, with Liège and Il Lombardia now becoming possibilities.
Rally Cycling team doctors return to the frontlines
Three team doctors speak of their experiences working in North America's battle against coronavirus.
Virtual tournament ‘Challenge of Stars’ to pit pros head-to-head
Van der Poel, Nibali, Pedersen and Ewan all due to take part in knock out virtual tournament
Peiper: ‘Racing will be hot and fast’
Expect unpredictable action from pent-up peloton if calendar resumes, veteran sport director says.
Van Vleuten and Van der Breggen on the obstacles and opportunities of new 2020 calendar
Dutch rivals on season-opener Strade Bianche, the importance of a first-ever Paris-Roubaix, and the difficulties of a Giro-worlds clash.
Bernal talks Tour plans, Vuelta wildcards unveiled: Daily News Digest
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From a medical degree to winning races: one doctor’s late ascent into cycling
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Bardet contemplating making cobblestone debut in 2020
Frenchman Bardet eyes Paris-Roubaix and Tour of Flanders in reshuffled race schedule for the year.
Valverde saving bullets for late season: ‘Training too much now doesn’t make much sense’
Valverde biding his time ahead of stacked season to include Tour, worlds, monuments and Vuelta.
Roundtable: Winners and losers in the new 2020 racing calendar
Clashing races, an October piled high with events, and a first-ever women's Paris-Roubaix — the UCI's new-look 2020 calendar offers plenty to pick over. Let's roundtable!
Mitchelton-Scott insiders foresee a full-gas season with Tour a priority for all
Matt White and Luke Durbridge speak of logistical challenges and riders out of their training comfort zone in UCI's new 2020 calendar
No Tour for Van der Poel, Evenepoel remains set on Giro debut
Grand tour dreams of young superstars hit mixed fortunes as UCI confirms new calendar.
5 things to know about the UCI’s overambitious, overcrowded new calendar
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Calendar reactions, mountaintop showdowns at Tour for All: Daily News Digest
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Spring classics in the fall? Why not, say specialists
The UCI's new calendar sees October stacked with one-day races as the fall takes on a new complexion in 2020
Giro’s loss is rest of season’s gain in new 2020 race schedule
Giro d'Italia fell foul of a scheduling puzzle that will leave it battling the classics and Vuelta a España for riders' attention this October.
41 races in 4 months: The men’s and women’s WorldTour calendars, unveiled
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Analysis: Revised calendar finds space for everyone
A women's Paris-Roubaix is part of cycling's abbreviated calendar that sees monuments and grand tours elbowed into little more than three months.
UCI publishes updated 2020 racing calendar
The Giro d'Italia moves to October and overlaps with the cobbled classics and the first week of the 18-stage Vuelta a España. The UCI Women's WorldTour calendar sees the addition of ladies Paris-Roubaix.
Could the Grand Tours and Monuments clash in 2020? Daily News Digest
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New WorldTour calendar could see overlapping grand tours and monument clashes
Leaked calendar suggests a Giro-Vuelta overlap and monument races falling inside grand tour racing blocks.
With coronavirus lockdown easing, pro peloton racing into the unknown
WorldTour cycling teams, riders brace for calendar revival after months of lockdown.
France and Italy expected to ease lockdown protocol early May, riders to train outside
Italy to allow outdoor activities from May 4, France expected to allow professionals to train individually from May 11.
Additional dates fill out provisional men’s pro road cycling calendar
Pro cycling races could resume in early August according to a leaked calendar.
Tour Legend Hinault still cautious about a 2020 Tour
While Hinault was pleased to learn that the Tour was rescheduled — for August 29 to September 20 — he remains cautiously optimistic, at best.
UCI creates working group to outline resumption of women’s pro cycling calendar
Officials insist discussions had already been ongoing behind the scenes, for weeks, about how to reorganize the women's calendar.
Van Vleuten relaxed but regretful as rainbow jersey gets left unworn
World champion joins criticism of UCI after women's calendar left to one side in initial 2020 racing roadmap.
Roundtable: Is it too early to re-schedule the Tour? Will we see racing in 2020?
From shortened grand tours to the all-important questions around safety, there's a lot to pick over after the UCI revealed its plans for the 2020 season. Let's roundtable!
CeramicSpeed adds OSPW X for Shimano off-road watt-savings
The oversized pulley wheel system designed for off-road use was ridden to the top of the podium at the 2020 U23 cyclocross world championships.
Moolman-Pasio embraces virtual cycling amid lockdown
Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio has embraced Zwift racing and riding as a way to boost her fitness during the road racing shutdown.
The Outer Line: Restarting the 2020 racing calendar — many questions, but a few emerging answers
There are a number of perplexing questions around how the remainder of the 2020 racing calendar could potentially play out – which races will still be held, how competing races will be scheduled.
Italian riders to remain on lockdown until May 3
Italian cycling head wary of allowing riders onto open roads as coronavirus cases continue to rise in Europe, shoots out a warning over Giro d'Italia.
Teenager Agostinacchio wins Zwift Classics race
Italian Filippo Agostinacchio, winner of Thursday's Zwift Classics, is still in high school.
Day in the life: Alison Tetrick
Nine questions with the WorldTour pro turned Queen of Kanza.
Greg Van Avermaet holding out hope for rescheduled Tour of Flanders
The Belgian superstar reflects on missing out on chance to win the Ronde, backs of idea of moving monuments to fall.
Tour de France to decide by mid-May, Vuelta still on track
Race organizers are still hopeful of salvaging the second half of the season despite the coronavirus crisis gripping Europe.
Day in the life: Daniel Oss
The Team Bora-Hansgrohe rider answers questions about trainer workouts, non-cycling hobbies, and the Tour de France.
A year after winning E3 BinckBank Classic, Štybar looks back
On the day he should have defended his title, Štybar speaks of the importance of last year's E3 victory and how the race unfolded.
French sports minister insists it’s ‘too early to decide’ about Tour de France
French minister not making a call on the Tour yet, but sees model of funding from television rights rather than ticket sales as a point in its favor.
Day in the life: Katie Hall
Nine questions with the Boels-Dolmans rider who is sheltering in place in California.
An interview with Elise Chabbey — cycling’s ‘Florence Nightingale’
After competing in the 2012 Olympic Games as a kayaker, Chabbey decided to focus on her medical studies. Then, barely two years ago, she discovered cycling, and results came quickly.
Alaphilippe: Milano-Sanremo the ‘most beautiful victory’ of my career
Frenchman reflects on taking victory on the Via Roma this time last year.
Roundtable: What if WorldTour racing shifts to the fall?
The WorldTour season is set to look altogether different this year, with the possibility of monuments and grand tours taking place as late as October. How will this impact race dynamics, and what could racing in the fall look like? Let's roundtable!
Ben King is living through Italy’s coronavirus quarantine
American sits out lockdown in Europe with hopes that racing resumes soon in his contract season.
How I got home: American pros return stateside to avoid COVID-19 quarantine abroad
Many American cyclists recount a hurried departure from Europe, often just days after things seemed 'pretty relaxed.'
Mitchelton-Scott still racing…. on Zwift
Mitchelton-Scott keeps riders training and engage with fans through series of virtual races and training sessions.