Kittel taking a break, Lefevere hopes to keep Alaphilippe: Daily News Digest
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Q&A: Kasia Niewiadoma on the unpredictability of women’s WorldTour racing
Kasia Niewiadoma says more women's WorldTour teams try to control the races, which opens the door for smaller teams to win
Tackling Italy’s White Roads On the Wilier Jaroon
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How Kiel Reijnen found solace on the cobblestones
Kiel Reijnen lost his brother on the eve of the 2019 classics, and found solace in suffering at the Tour of Flanders
The magic and glory of the Giro
From issue 76 • Words by John Wilcockson w/images by Yuzuru Sunada
Tratnik wins Romandie prologue, Valverde could miss Giro: Daily News Digest
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The weekly spin: Rating the winners and losers of the 2019 spring classics
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Persistence pays off for Fuglsang, a route change pays off for Liège-Bastogne-Liège
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Fuglsang and van Vleuten solo to Liège victories: Daily News Digest
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Van Vleuten solos to victory at Liège
After second places at Flanders, Amstel, and Flèche, van Vleuten returns to winning ways with first victory since Strade Bianche.
24 things you need to know about the 2019 Liege-Bastogne-Liege
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Fuglsang storms into Liège to cap off near-great spring
After a number of close calls this spring, Jakob Fuglsang hopes his strong form can carry him to an even better result at Liège — one ahead of Julian Alaphilippe.
The SHEcret Pro: Suspicious performances and the dangers of malnutrition
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Alaphilippe, van der Breggen defend Flèche Wallonne crowns: Daily News Digest
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Q&A: Annemiek van Vleuten on her rivalry with Boels-Dolmans
Though she often finds herself pitted against Anna van der Breggen, Annemiek van Vleuten says their relationship is good, that the rivalry enhances women's cycling.
Alaphilippe defends title at Flèche Wallonne
The flying Frenchman Julian Alaphilippe wins his second Flèche Wallonne in a row, out-sprinting Jakob Fuglsang atop the Mur de Huy.
The weekly spin: Deconstructing Mathieu van der Poel’s improbable Amstel Gold victory
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Alaphilippe seeking redemption on the Mur de Huy
After a brilliant start to his spring, Julian Alaphilippe hopes to return to his winning ways at Flèche Wallonne, facing off against world champ Alejandro Valverde.
Boom’s advice to van Aert and van der Poel: Don’t give up ‘cross
Former world cyclocross champion Lars Boom says he regrets leaving 'cross behind for road racing when he committed to the Pro Tour.
Banged-up Alaphilippe carries momentum into Ardennes
Even though he lost a close sprint to upstart Mathieu van der Poel at Brabantse Pijl, Alaphilippe rolls into Amstel Gold Race with confidence.
Raw talent: A conversation with Annika Langvad
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28 things you need to know about the 2019 Amstel Gold Race
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Peloton PhD: How to corner without crashing
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Benoot, Keisse on mend after Roubaix crashes
Paris-Roubaix is always a rough ride across the cobbles in Northern France, but it was a particularly painful day for Tiesj Benoot and Iljo Keisse.
The weekly spin: With Roubaix victory, Gilbert’s transformation is complete
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Van Aert: ‘Hopefully in the future I can come back with more luck’
The legs were there for the cyclocross champion, but the fortune wasn't: Van Aert picks over a race that could have been.
Deceuninck-Quick-Step hopes its depth will see it through Paris-Roubaix
The Belgian super team hasn't won Paris-Roubaix in five years. It's hoping it can keep its classics season's winning streak alive at the "Hell of the North."
A bet on Wout van Aert could pay off at Roubaix
Van Aert has rewarded his team's backing with impressive performances through the classics. With proven ability on the cobbles, he is more than ready for Roubaix.
Preview: Your guide to the 2019 Paris-Roubaix
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Deignan set to return at Amstel Gold Race
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Sagan wouldn’t cooperate to catch Bettiol, says Van Aert
Classics up-and-comer Wout van Aert says he ran out of energy at the end of Flanders but criticizes Peter Sagan for disrupting the chase in the final kilometers.
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.
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.
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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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.
Three things: Takeaways from Wevelgem weekend
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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.
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.
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
Gilbert: Racing is ‘really serious now’
Even though his all-star Deceuninck-Quick-Step team has been cleaning up in the early classics, Gilbert admits pressure is high to win big on the cobbles.
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?
No pressure on van Aert to live up to 2018
Jumbo-Visma is taking a patient approach to develop its young classics prodigy Wout van Aert, but he's already off to a fast start in 2019.
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.
Riding happy: A Q&A with Aussie rising star Jack Haig
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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.
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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Foes and teammates laud the unstoppable Alaphilippe
Alaphilippe brimming with confidence and form with Itzulia Basque Country and Ardennes next on the hit list.
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?
Simon Yates wins Paris-Nice TT, Adam Yates leads Tirreno: Daily News Digest
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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.
Podcast: Remembering Kelly Catlin with her brother Colin
Kelly Catlin may be known for her Olympic silver medal and world championships, but her life was far richer and more complex than just cycling.
Crosswinds and ‘Frozen’: The Bunch Ep.6
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Bennett sprints to victory and tramadol testing begins at Paris-Nice: Daily News Digest
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CyclingTips Podcast: How one athlete beat the biological passport
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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.
Photo gallery: Strade Bianche, road cycling’s sixth Monument?
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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.
Kelly Catlin’s tragic passing; Paris-Nice gets underway: Daily News Digest
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The weekly spin: Strade Bianche, princess of the classics
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Strade Bianche: Alaphilippe pounces on final climb to take the win
Alaphilippe denies Fuglsang in final 200 meters, extending Deceuninck-Quick-Step's winning streak.
Jojo Harper | Photographer
From the Photo Annual, issues 49 (Jan 2016), 61 (Jan 2017) & 79 (Aug 2018)
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From the Photo Annual, issues 27 (Jan/Feb 2014) & 61 (Jan 2017)
STRADE BIANCHE: A TRUE CLASSIC
PELOTON Recall • Strade is a true classic
Van Aert: ‘Strade Bianche is already a monument’
Although Strade Bianche is merely 13 years old, three-time 'cross world champ Wout van Aert believes it belongs in the pantheon of major spring classics.
Introducing the CyclingTips Weekly Quiz
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Benoot, Van der Breggen look to defend at Strade Bianche: Daily News Digest
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PARIS–NICE & STRADE BIANCHE: OLD-STYLE RACING RETURNS!
PELOTON Recall • Wilcockson on Strade Bianche
Anti-doping’s state of play; Preidler’s ‘treason’; Sky doctor hearing adjourned: Daily News Digest
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Setbacks force Valverde, Porte, Rolland to reshuffle schedules
A few top riders abandon original early season plans due to setbacks ranging from illness to injury.
Podcast: Why race bikes in the UAE desert?
Have you always wondered why major cycling races are held in the Middle East? We explain. Plus, analysis of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and more.
The weekly spin: A conversation with E3 organizers about that poster
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Stars align at Omloop for long-suffering Stybar
Though he is a perennial favorite on the cobblestones, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad 2019 is Zdenek Stybar's first big win in the northern classics.
Preidler confesses, Zwift opens virtual shopping: Daily News Digest
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‘Wolfpack’ comes out swinging with dramatic weekend sweep
With back-to-back wins in Belgian opener, Deceuninck-Quick-Step puts classics rivals on notice.
Blaak attack earns Boels first 2019 victory at Het Nieuwsblad
Chantal Blaak attacked over the Muur de Geraardsbergen to win Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
Sagan: no Omloop, no Strade, all-in for spring monuments
To handle the demands of racing to win from Sanremo through Liège, Peter Sagan opts for a special high-altitude prep that skips classic openers.