The 2017 Women’s WorldTour in numbers, videos and photos
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The SHEcret Pro: Worlds, Aussie selection drama, transfer travails
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Van der Breggen wins the 2017 Women’s WorldTour
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Kelderman aims for career-changing Vuelta podium
The 26-year-old Dutchman was third in the Vuelta entering Friday's stage 19, 12 seconds ahead of his closest competitor.
Kwiatkowski signs new deal with Sky
The 27-year-old Pole inks a new contract with the British squad for three years.
One year ago today: Relive the Olympic road race that had everyone talking
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Always there: A chat with podium regular Elisa Longo Borghini
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Sky’s Kwiatkowski wins Clasica San Sebastian
Michal Kwiatkowski wins a five-way battle for the line as the Clasica San Sebastian culminated with a thrilling finale on Saturday.
Lizzie Deignan, one year after whereabouts scandal
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Froome’s Tour MVP Kwiatkowski stays humble
Michal Kwiatkowski is an essential part of Sky's Tour de France team that led Chris Froome to his fourth yellow jersey.
Nine contenders for La Course mountaintop finish
The Women's WorldTour rides into the unknown with a new route for La Course up the Col d'Izoard. Here are nine top riders to watch.
Giro Rosa: Van Vleuten wins stage 2, Van der Breggen in pink
Dutch cyclist Annemiek van Vleuten took stage 2 win at the 2017 Giro Rosa, while compatriot Anna van der Breggen slips into overall lead.
Chris Froome talks route, rivals, and teammates heading into 2017 Tour de France
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What I’ve learned: Fabian Cancellara
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Brian Cookson interview: UCI president talks achievements, goals, election rivals, technological fraud and ASO
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Sitting in with Johan Museeuw
Roubaix and Flanders winner Johan Museeuw talks about Tom Boonen, doping, and the future of Flemish cycling.
Seven talking points from the first half of the Women’s WorldTour
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Rainbow diaries: Dideriksen on major milestones made sweeter by rainbows
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One in ten: The story of a Giro d’Italia breakaway
Caley Fretz spends the day in a team car at the Giro d'Italia and witnesses the spectacular dynamics of a successful breakaway move.
Is Italian cycling sinking?
The Giro d'Italia celebrates its 100th anniversary. The peloton has plenty of Italian stars to race it but no WorldTour-level Italian teams.
What we learned from the 2017 men’s Spring Classics
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Preview: What you need to know about the 2017 men’s Liege-Bastogne-Liege
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The SHEcret Pro: Dishing on Vos, the newbies in the peloton and relationships
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Why Van Avermaet’s decision to race Liège is important
The Belgian has enjoyed a solid spring season thus far, and he has the potential to eventually win all five of cycling's monuments.
From hip fracture to Ardennes Classics contention: Ashleigh Moolman Pasio’s fight back from injury
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Flèche Wallonne: Who can master the Mur?
The field for Wednesday's midweek classic is packed with riders who can climb the Mur de Huy to victory.
Gilbert Wins Fourth Amstel Gold!
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Anna van der Breggen powers to a solo victory at women’s Amstel Gold Race return
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Gilbert claims fourth Amstel Gold victory
Belgian Philippe Gilbert outsprinted 2015 winner Michal Kwiatkowski of Poland to capture his fourth Amstel Gold win in a tactical finale.
Preview: What you need to know about the 2017 Amstel Gold Race
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Getting Ready For The Ardennes!
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Ardennes power rankings: Who will conquer the hills?
The Ardennes classics will highlight the peloton's toughest climbers. Here are 10 top riders to watch.
Roubaix winner Van Avermaet still dreams of a Flanders title
The Belgian said his Paris-Roubaix victory is special, but a win on his home roads in Flanders is what he ultimately seeks.
Van Avermaet defies his own expectations: ‘To be honest, I was not expecting to win Roubaix’
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BMC’s patience with Van Avermaet paid off
BMC Racing knew they had a keeper in Greg Van Avermaet. While bigger names would come and go, BMC put their faith in Van Avermaet.
Out of the shadows and onto the podium: Meet Team Sunweb’s playmaker Lucinda Brand
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Preview: What you should know before watching the 2017 Paris-Roubaix
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The battle in Belgium: The women’s peloton readies for Flanders
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The Shot: Gilbert’s furious attack at E3 Harelbeke
The Shot returns for 2017 with BrakeThrough Media recounting their favorite photo from a dramatic day at the E3 Harelbeke classic.
Preview: What you need to know about the 2017 Tour of Flanders
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Garbage takes: Sagan’s charm offensive; secret ‘stache powers; Gilbert loves cobbles
Sagan could smooth over the Quick-Step tiff with a little dinner party. Gilbert is 'Belgian guy' of the week. And Mitch Docker's mustache!
Better than ever at Spring Classics, Durbridge sets his eyes on Flanders and Roubaix
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WHO IS SCOTT THWAITES?
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Pro Bike Gallery: Elisa Longo Borghini’s Colnago C60
Take a look at this carbon fiber rig that's set up with a Campagnolo EPS drivetrain.
Photo gallery: The beauty and the pain of E3 Harelbeke and Gent-Wevelgem
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Breaking down the Gent-Wevelgem breakdown
After Gent-Wevelgem, accusations fly between Sagan and the Quick-Step camp as negative racing leaves both without the win.
Should Gent-Wevelgem keep dirt roads in its route?
Reactions from riders and sport directors were mixed regarding the inclusion of dirt sections in Sunday's race.
Van Avermaet Wins E3
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Preview: Sprint or attack? No guarantees at Gent-Wevelgem
Gent-Wevelgem offers up a unique tug-of-war between sprint stars and breakaway artists in one of Belgium's biggest WorldTour races.
Van Avermaet’s E3 win boosts BMC’s morale
After a forgettable day at Milano-Sanremo, Greg Van Avermaet's E3 Harelbeke win gives him and his BMC team renewed confidence.
WWT Preview: Cobble-bashing at Gent-Wevelgem
The fourth race in the Women’s WorldTour series this year could present a different winner than the first three.
Why Kwiatkowski is not defending his E3 Harelbeke title
Former world champ Michal Kwiatkowski opts out of defending E3 Harelbeke title in favor of a race schedule focused on winning Liège.
After 2016, Sagan has even loftier goals
After 2016 when he won at will, Peter Sagan has even loftier goals this season, like Paris-Roubaix and a record-tying sixth green jersey.
ASO ‘saves’ Catalunya, expands Spanish reach
Tour de France owner ASO expands its cycling empire, bringing Volta a Catalunya into its portfolio of major races.
Sanremo Roundtable: Did Sagan sprint too soon?
Did Sagan sprint to early? Is Milano-Sanremo too boring? What races will Kwiatkowski win next? We answer all the pressing questions.
‘Giant killer’ Kwiatkowski returns to form at MSR
Michal Kwiatkowski delivered a thrilling victory in Saturday's Milano-Sanremo, taking down the mighty Peter Sagan.
What we’re talking about after the 2017 Milan-San Remo
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Coryn Rivera wins Trofeo Alfredo Binda in historic bunch sprint finish
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Vintage Sagan Comes Up Just Short In San Remo
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Kwiatkowski stuns Sagan to win Milan-Sanremo
Reigning world champion Peter Sagan was denied victory at the 108th edition of Milan-Sanremo by Poland’s Michal Kwiatkowski on Saturday.
Preview: What you need to know about the 2017 Milan-San Remo
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MILAN–SAN REMO: WHO CAN BEAT PETER SAGAN?
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Four big names still hunting for first Sanremo win
What do Peter Sagan, Greg Van Avermaet, Philippe Gilbert, and Tom Boonen have in common? Great riders, but none have won Milano-Sanremo.
Van Avermaet ‘more solid and confident’ as monuments start
Olympic champion Greg Van Avermaet heads to the spring's biggest races with newfound confidence and an appetite for a big win.
Studying Sanremo 2008: Cancellara outfoxes the hounds
Fabian Cancellara takes matters into his own hands, attacking an uncooperative breakaway, and fending off a charging sprint field.
Milano-Sanremo power rankings: Top-10 riders
Who will win Milano-Sanremo. We rank the 10 favorites for "La Primavera," the season's first monument classic cycling race in Italy.
Preview: The Women’s WorldTour returns to Italy for the Trofeo Alfredo Binda
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2017 U.S. Pro nationals routes revealed
USA Cycling announces routes for 2017 pro road championships, which will take place in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Milano-Sanremo: Three potential scenarios
Andrew Hood breaks down the race and lists some probable outcomes to the 291km "La Classicissima."
How one small mistake lost the race: Inside the Ronde van Drenthe with Janneke Ensing
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Dideriksen wins Ronde van Drenthe
Reigning world champion Amalie Dideriksen (DEN) won the 152.2km Ronde van Drenthe in the Netherlands municipality of Hoogeveen on Saturday.
Analysis: What to watch for on super Saturday
Tirreno-Adriatico and Paris-Nice each feature crucial uphill finishes on Saturday. Here's what fans should be watching for.
WHO IS STEFAN KÜNG?
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VeloNews magazine — April 2017
The April issue of VeloNews is devoted to all of the excitement that comes with the start of a new season.
‘Remember to enjoy it, Amalie’: Dideriksen, on kicking off new season in rainbow stripes
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Preview: Who can beat Quintana at Tirreno-Adriatico?
The "Race of the Two Seas" kicks off Wednesday with a team time trial and runs through March 14.
A rider who prefers to ‘go’: A chat with talented Belgian Tim Wellens
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Van Avermaet: ‘It was really old school today’
Olympic champion and race runner-up Greg Van Avermaet says Saturday's Strade Bianche was "old school" racing at its finest.