Quick-Step wins again as Jungels solos to Liège-Bastogne-Liège victory
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The next Belgian Classics star? Tim Wellens inches closer to greatness
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Oss Goes On The Road
Interview by James Startt
FloBikes to offer less-expensive broadcast of Giro, other events
FloBikes enters the market as a new, more affordable option for American viewers to stream the Giro d'Italia and Flanders classics.
How far can Wout van Aert go on the road?
After his full successful classics campaign, how far can cyclo-cross champion Wout Van Aert can go in his road career?
Preview: Your guide to the 2018 men’s Amstel Gold Race
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Veranda’s riders unite in grief, share memories of ‘always smiling’ Goolaerts
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Van Aert mourns fallen teammate Goolaerts after Roubaix
Michael Goolaerts died at age 23 Sunday night after suffering cardiac arrest during Paris-Roubaix.
Silvan Dillier: ‘Sagan is devil and angel’
After riding with Peter Sagan over the cobblestones and into the Roubaix velodrome, Silvan Dillier came up short of winning Paris-Roubaix.
Sagan silences critics with stunning Roubaix victory
Peter Sagan now has a pair of monument victories, in the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix.
Preview: Your guide to the 2018 Paris-Roubaix
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Photo gallery: Van der Breggen unmatchable in Flanders
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Flanders: Van der Breggen, Boels put dominance on full display
Van der Breggen showed she is the best rider in the women's peloton by riding 26km by herself to Flanders victory — with her team's help.
Preview: Your guide to the 2018 Tour of Flanders
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Van der Breggen soloes to Flanders victory
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Preview: The 2018 Women’s Tour of Flanders
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Flanders: Five who can surprise
Here are five riders who will look to pounce at Flanders while all eyes are on Peter Sagan, Greg Van Avermaet, and the Quick-Step block.
Kwiatkowski rediscovers love for Flanders
Michal Kwiatkowski returns to the Tour of Flanders as a favorite and team leader, but he hasn't done many one-day races this spring.
Power rankings: Tour of Flanders 2018
Here are 10 top riders with a chance at winning the most exciting day of bike racing, the Tour of Flanders.
The 25 most valuable riders in the men’s peloton
What makes a pro cyclist valuable? Results or something more? We set about ranking the top 50 men's and women's riders.
Americans in Flanders: Phinney, Reijnen talk Belgian cobbles
Taylor Phinney and Kiel Reijnen discussed the unpredictable Belgian weather, recording DNFs, and more.
Commentary: How to score GC men on the cobblestones
Multiple GC favorites are racing on the cobblestones this year. How should we rate them?
The peloton’s most valuable riders: Men 6-10
What makes a pro cyclist valuable? Results or something more? We set about ranking the top 50 men's and women's riders.
Tour favorites Bardet, Valverde, Quintana join midweek cobbles bash
More Tour de France GC riders are signing up to race on cobblestones, this time in Wednesday's Dwars door Vlaanderen.
World champ van Aert’s road debut ‘beyond expectations’
Three-time cyclocross world champion Wout Van Aert is having a dream debut on the road this 2018 season.
Three-Pete! Sagan holds off Viviani to take a third Gent-Wevelgem title
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Eyeing Flanders peak, Rivera goes on the attack at Gent-Wevelgem
Sunweb's Coryn Rivera used Sunday's Gent-Wevelgem to hone her form ahead of her Tour of Flanders defense on April 1.
Is this finally Stybar’s year?
Zdenek Stybar has twice finished second at Paris-Roubaix (2015 and 2017) and is counting on 2018 being his year to score a big victory.
E3 Harelbeke: Terpstra wins as Quick-Step flexes classics muscles
Belgian team Quick-Step Floors blitzed E3 Harelbeke Friday with Niki Terpstra taking a convincing solo win.
News Roundup: D’hoore wins De Panne, Craddock second in Italy
Lawson Craddock rides well at Coppi e Bartali stage race. D'hoore wins WWT race at De Panne, and more injury updates.
E3 Harelbeke is best barometer for northern monuments
Friday's race will be telling in terms of who fares well in the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix.
Fire and ice: The Sagan/Van Avermaet rivalry
The enigmatic Peter Sagan and the workmanlike Greg Van Avermaet are destined to clash this spring. Will their rivalry finally turn to gold?
Photo gallery: Solo victory for Niewiadoma in rain-soaked Italy
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Niewiadoma wins Trofeo Alfredo Binda with daring solo attack
Katarzyna Niewiadoma won the Trofeo Alfredo Binda with a blistering solo attack in the final kilometers on Sunday in Cittiglio, Italy.
News Roundup: Gerrans out of Sanremo; van Aert recons De Ronde; Hodeg wins Handzame; Quintana decries use of image in politics
News Roundup: Gerrans out of Sanremo; Quintana decries use of his image in politics; van Aert recons De Ronde; prospect Hodeg wins Handzame Classic
Guarnier: Jaw injury frustrating, but it isn’t affecting my training
A jaw injury sustained at the Bergen world championships has required plenty of rehab, but Megan Guarnier is ready to get back to winning bike races.
Preview: Your guide to the 2018 Milan-San Remo
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CyclingTips Podcast: Cold weather clothing, SRAM’s e-Eagle, and a racing roundup
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News Roundup: Deignan expecting; Bouhanni bummed; motor cheater sentenced
Former world champion Lizzie Deignan is expecting. Bouhanni disappointed to miss Sanremo, and the French cheater is punished.
Power rankings: Who will win Milano-Sanremo 2018?
Assembling a list of the top Milano-Sanremo contenders is perilous — it's cycling's most unpredictable monument classic.
Studying Sanremo: Five great editions of ‘La Primavera’
Milano-Sanremo has unpredictable, exciting finishes. Here are five favorite editions from the modern era, and what fans can learn from each.
Katusha: Now Making Clothing
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Photo gallery: Dirty and drenched in Drenthe
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Pieters sprints to victory at Ronde van Drenthe
Amy Pieters won the second stop of the Women's WorldTour on Sunday in Drenthe, the Netherlands over Alexis Ryan and Chloe Hosking.
Peloton PhD: Why Strade Bianche’s final climb got the best of Wout van Aert
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CyclingTips Podcast: The chasm between ethics and law, plus a plea for fun bikes
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VN Show: Strade Bianche’s thrilling finale; Dygert stars at track worlds
The wet and muddy Strade Bianche and the UCI Track Cycling World Championships are on the menu for this week's show.
The Secret Pro: Froome should stay home
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Daily News Digest: Strade Bianche, Paris-Nice, Porte out of Tirreno-Adriatico
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Colorado’s Sepp Kuss embracing WorldTour debut with LottoNL-Jumbo
The 23-year-old was one of two young Americans to join the Dutch team over the winter.
Phinney makes 2018 debut with ‘all eyes on Roubaix’
Taylor Phinney made his 2018 debut at Strade Bianche and looks to return to Paris-Roubaix after missing it last year due to a concussion.
5 questions with rising Italian classics star Alberto Bettiol
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Oss poised to be X-factor for Sagan in classics
The Italian rider moved over to Bora-Hansgrohe for this season and will serve as one of Peter Sagan's lieutenants.
VN pod, ep. 72: Astana’s Omloop surprise; Van Avermaet interview
Astana impressed at the first cobbled race of the season, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. How did young Michael Valgren pull off this big win?
Quick-Step goes 1-2 with Terpstra, Gilbert at Le Samyn
After missing the podium at Omloop and Kuurne over the weekend, Quick-Step came storming back at Le Samyn Tuesday.
Roundtable: Lessons learned from Omloop
We sound off on the new (old) Muur/Bosberg finale, Astana, Lotto-Soudal, and more in this first roundtable of classics season.
Haas aiming high after move to Katusha-Alpecin
Nathan Haas delivered top 10 performances in multiple WorldTour races in 2017, including fourth at Amstel Gold Race.
The State of Shock
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Sagan’s success shows altitude camps aren’t only for GC riders
For Peter Sagan, the road to Roubaix and Flanders begins at the top of a mountain, using high-altitude to boost his fitness.
Nibali will be super-rookie at Tour of Flanders
Vincenzo Nibali admits he knows nothing about Tour of Flanders, but he's eager for a chance to race it this year ahead of the Tour.
Where U.S. fans can watch pro cycling in 2018
Cycling fans based in the U.S. can watch pro cycling on NBC Sports Gold, Fubo.TV, and via a few other sources in 2018.
Zen master Sagan poised for big 2018
Peter Sagan enjoys being himself on and off the bike, letting the pieces of his successful cycling career fall into place.
Israel Cycling Academy gets Giro bid, as RCS announces wildcard teams
Israel Cycling Academy will start the 2018 Giro d'Italia on home roads, as RCS Sports announces wildcard teams for WorldTour races.
Van der Breggen embraces team-first mentality at Boels-Dolmans
Anna van der Breggen stood atop the podium many times in 2017 but says she gets just as much satisfaction out of helping a teammate win.
No KBK defense as Sagan goes all-in for northern classics
Peter Sagan will not defend his Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne title in 2018 in order to spend more time with his son before the season fully ramps up.
Kings of the classics prepare for 2018 battles
Peter Sagan, Michal Kwiatkowski, Philippe Gilbert, and Greg Van Avermaet are preparing for another run at the spring classics.
Best Moments of 2017
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Q&A: Fabian Cancellara on life after pro cycling
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VeloNews awards 2017: Van Avermaet is classics rider of the year
Greg Van Avermaet dominates with four major wins: Paris-Roubaix, Gent-Wevelgem, E3 Harelbeke, and Omloop Het Nieuwsblad.
2017 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards – the best of week 2
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Romain Bardet: New Jersey, Same Dreams
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L’Eroica excitement fuels Filofficina vintage shop
Inspired by L'Eroica, a bike shop in Florence, Italy sells fixed-up old bikes from the days of old Campagnolo groupsets and skinny steel frames.
The Week in Tech: Niner gravel, Cycliq connect, Canyon gets Rapha’d, Sagan in Sonoma
Here's the Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don't.
Photo gallery: 2017 L’Eroica in Gaiole in Chianti
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Sun expected in Bergen, but riders say weather to make a difference
The 2017 world championship on Sunday once again suits classics riders with a sprint, but the weather may play a factor.
World Championships Countdown: Elite Men’s Road Race Favorites, Part 1
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Preview: Can anyone beat the powerful Dutch women in worlds road race?
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Preview: 2017 elite men’s world championship road race
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Bergen worlds power rankings: Elite men’s road race
UCI World Road Championships head to Bergen, Norway this weekend. Here are our top-10 picks for Sunday's 267.5km elite men's road race.