Rivera plays it safe, skipping Omloop due to illness
Coryn Rivera stays focused on her major Women's WorldTour goals this spring, opting out of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad to nurse a cold.
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Think the UAE Tour is a training race? Think again
WorldTour riders don't come to UAE to work on their suntans. They head to the Middle East to race hard in an event that is increasingly important.
Valverde dreams of Flanders in rainbow jersey season
World champ Alejandro Valverde plans to race his first Tour of Flanders, and he intends to do much more than simply show off the rainbow jersey.
Kwiatkowski aims for Liège with lighter spring schedule
The new Liège-Bastogne-Liège finish attracts a blend of top classics stars. Now, former world champ Michal Kwiatkowski has thrown his hat in the ring.
Algarve stage 5: Stybar breaks drought; Pogacar calm under fire
Young Slovenian star Tadej Pogacar defends lead to win overall on hectic final day. Zdenek Stybar wins stage 5 at Volta ao Algarve.
Ruta del Sol: Fuglsang wins overall; Trentin takes two
Matteo Trentin wraps up a successful week for his Mitchelton-Scott team. Danish GC rider Jakob Fuglsang takes home the overall.
Trek-Segafredo women target Flemish classics
In its debut season, the Trek-Segafredo women's team is aiming to win big on the cobblestones this spring.
Thomas skipping cobbles for smoother Tour run-up
Geraint Thomas says he'll forgo some of his favorite races — those that take place on the cobblestones of France and Belgium — as he prepares for his Tour title defense.
Two roads to July: Froome, Thomas won’t cross paths until Tour
The 2019 Tour de France will see an intriguing convergence of Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas's ambitions. But they won't race together before July.
Where U.S. fans can watch cycling in 2019
Here's a list of the 2019 season's major pro cycling races and where Americans can watch them online.
Roundtable: What is 2019’s must-watch day of racing?
There are hundreds of races each year, but for us, a few stand out as must-watch events. Here are five days guaranteed to deliver drama.
Cant, van der Poel win CX Worlds; Sky dominate Sun Tour: Daily News Digest
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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.
Classics-bound Van Avermaet making season debut in Spain
Several of CCC Team's classics riders head to Valencia to build form and team cohesion.
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.
Police complaint against Keisse; Alaphilippe solo in San Juan: Daily News Digest
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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.
Giro invites Israel Cycling Academy and three Italian wildcard teams
Giro d'Italia organizers invite Israel team for second year in a row, alongside three Italian Pro Continental teams.
Avenir winner Tadej Pogacar shows grand tour promise
The 20-year-old is one race into his WorldTour career and his team believes he has grand tour abilities.
2018 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards: winners announced
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The weekly spin: 15 reasons to be excited about the 2019 racing season
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Moscon to make Giro debut in May
The 24-year-old Italian will ride a slate of classics and short stage races ahead of the Giro d'Italia.
Kwiatkowski sets sights on Liege, worlds
The Sky rider says he wants to win Liège-Bastogne-Liège this season.
Roundtable: Five storylines to watch in 2019
These are the storylines that have our attention as the 2019 season looms.
VeloNews Awards 2018: Van Aert and van der Poel, most versatile riders
They have long been cyclocross rivals, but van Aert and van der Poel are also evenly matched as cycling's most versatile riders.
How Jumbo-Visma won the van Aert sweepstakes
The Dutch-based team landed the three-time defending cyclocross world champ as he transitions to the road.
U.S anti-doping bill; Mitchelton-Scott; Adidas and Colnago: Daily News Digest
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Pozzato retires; Van Aert to LottoNL; Vuelta jersey: Daily News Digest
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’Cross world champion Wout van Aert joins road ranks
The Belgian is landing on his feet with Jumbo-Visma after a falling-out with former team Veranda's Willems-Crelan.
The meaning of the pursuit: An esteemed domestique wins his final race
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Radio or power meter ban; Landa; Haute Route: Daily News Digest
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2018, the year of the retiree
Nearly four dozen riders are calling an end to their careers. Here are some of the notables.
Bardet; EWS doping positives; Van der Poel; Tech News: Daily News Digest
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Valverde, van der Poel confirm classics debuts
Valverde will race on the cobbles wearing the rainbow jersey, while van der Poel will continue to transition from cyclocross to the road.
Valverde’s classics’ campaign; Sosa to Sky; Giro d’Italia: Daily News Digest
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Inside Sepp Kuss’s dominant victory at the Tour of Utah
We take a closer look at the training and preparation of neo-pro Sepp Kuss before his stunning victory in Utah.
CAS; Operación Puerto; Van Aert; Gerrans’ future: Daily News Digest
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Ex-Sky doctor to face medical tribunal; Hincapie Racing secures future: Daily News Digest
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Cycling’s other triple threat; Quintana wants yellow: Daily News Digest
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Commentary: The Tour route is another effort to cage Team Sky
Tour organizers hope to tame team Sky with a course designed to produce, oh happy day, the first French winner since 1985.
The weekly spin: Two paths diverged in a WorldTour wood
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Paris-Tours backlash; Rapha partners with EF-Drapac: Daily News Digest
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Paris-Tours’ revival; Italian fall Classics get underway: Daily News Digest
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Cort wins in Oman, Modolo in Andalucia, Factor One updated: Daily News Digest
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Terpstra, Ensing win Le Samyn races, Giro/Vuelta to be shortened? Daily News Digest
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Barguil: ‘I need this extra fat in Paris-Nice’; new DT Swiss wheels: Daily News Digest
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Fracture sidelines Matthews, van Garderen aims for Paris-Nice GC: Daily News Digest
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Kittel wins at Tirreno-Adriatico, Cousin at Paris-Nice: Daily News Digest
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US road racing is in a downward spiral — what comes next?
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Kasia Niewiadoma’s balancing act
At 23, Kasia Niewiadoma is cycling's rising star, a gifted climber. Can she overcome the sport's inherent pressures and challenges?
Megan Guarnier set to retire after world championships
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Preview: Everything you need to know about the 2018 Vuelta a España
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Kwiatkowski to lead Sky at Vuelta; Winder to Trek’s Women’s team: Daily News Digest
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The Road to Rome with Daniel Oss
From issue 76 • Words by James Startt with images from Alice Russolo
PELOTON Replay: Egan Bernal conquers California
From issue 77 • Words by John Wilcockson with images by Darrell Parks
Bernal out of hospital; Van Garderen wins Utah prologue: Daily News Digest
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Bernal’s bad crash, Van Aert keeps impressing on the road: Daily News Digest
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Wout Van Aert to Aqua Blue?; Wellens takes Wallonia overall: Daily News Digest
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UPDATE: Veranda’s Willems distances itself from talk of Aqua Blue acquisition
Still unclear where world cyclocross champ and emerging classics talent Wout Van Aert will ride in 2019
Lizzie Deignan on returning from pregnant pause to new Trek team
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Today at the Tour: A crash, two relegations, and cobblestone anxiety
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Today at the Tour: The Spring Classics in July
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2018 Tour by the numbers; Wiggle-High5 possibly folding: Daily News Digest
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An enigma wrapped in rainbow stripes: Understanding Peter Sagan
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Tour promises to get dirtier — in a good way
Tour director Christian Prudhomme says fans can expect more gravel and dirt roads in the near future of cycling’s biggest race.
Bahrain-Merida banking on Nibali to win in Paris
The Middle Eastern squad unveiled its Tour de France lineup, which will back Vincenzo Nibali in the race for yellow.
Riders’ rights potentially at risk; Van Garderen might be headed to EF-Drapac: Daily News Digest
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UCI works toward gender equality; Ewan left out of Tour: Daily News Digest
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Hinault badgers Froome; Moscon case dropped: Daily News Digest
Bernard Hinault is not afraid to speak his mind. This time, he's calling on the Tour de France peloton to strike in protest of Chris Froome's participation.
Breakaway specialist van der Breggen is key to success for Boels
A year after she dominated the Ardennes, Anna van der Breggen is winning classics again.
Coryn Rivera overcomes challenging classics season
With a mellow attitude and a big smile, Coryn Rivera overcomes a rough spring season, ready to win again.
First Ride: Pirelli Cinturato tire
Italian tire company Pirelli expands its line-up with an all-season tubeless tire to handle mixed terrain and pavement alike.
The Outer Line: Lizzie Deignan balances new family, new goals
The British rider and 2015 road world champion talks about how her life is changing as she prepares to become a parent.
A CHAT WITH PAOLO BETTINI
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A chat with the champ: Peter Sagan has done just about everything. What’s next?
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The Outer Line: Scapegoat? The travails of Michele Acquarone
Just five years ago, Italian Michele Acquarone was heralded as one of the true innovators and future leaders of professional cycling.
Romandie: Matthews wins prologue, takes yellow
Australian Michael Matthews wins short prologue around Fribourg to take the first leader's jersey in the Tour de Romandie.
Italian stage racing enjoys resurgence
New bike races in Italy are cropping up again as the country continues to rebound from the 2009 financial crisis.
Peter Sagan’s $330,000 Facebook post and the value of cyclists’ social media
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