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Paris-Nice preview: GC stars set for first major battle
Paris-Nice plays host to the first major showdown of 2017 for top GC riders Contador, Bardet, Porte, and Valverde.
What we’re talking about after Spring Classics opening weekend
Check out Daniel Ostanek's author page.
VN podcast, ep. 18: Much ado about Omloop, Abu Dhabi aids Kuurne?
We dissect exciting first week of cobbles racing — why didn't Vanmarcke attack? Is Kuurne better now? Plus, a talk about exercise addiction.
And the Oscar goes to … Peter Sagan!
Peter Sagan performs a bevy of Oscar-worthy performances at Omloop and Kuurne, both on and off the bike.
Lucinda Brand tops Dutch podium at European season’s opener
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Video: Marianne Vos and Alexis Ryan on why they ride
Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.
Abu Dhabi welcomes a rare clash of sprint stars
Abu Dhabi Tour rivals even the Tour de France with its stacked start list of sprint stars. The race is now a WorldTour event.
Technical FAQ: Lennard’s big tubeless road experiment
Lennard Zinn goes deep into tire tech to test a product that may help riders easily travel with bikes that have tubeless.
American Vermeulen finding his place in the WorldTour
Alexey Vermeulen finds footing in the WorldTour in second year with LottoNL. The young American hopes to become a GC leader.
Hermans poised for career-changing Tour of Oman win
Ben Hermans seizes the opportunity to lead BMC team at Tour of Oman and expects more chances in Ardennes classics.
CyclingTips podcast, Episode 26: Understanding the global expansion of the UCI WorldTour
Check out Matt De Neef's author page.
Aru begins march to Giro in Oman
Fabio Aru said the Giro's start on his home island of Sardinia gives him "extra confidence," not pressure.
Van Avermaet hopeful to hit peak in time for Flanders
The Belgian has been close to winning the past three seasons, and he hopes 2017 is his time to hoist the winner's trophy.
Top 10 female riders to watch in 2017
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Time to leave 2016 behind: An interview with Team Sky’s Michal Kwiatkowski
Check out Fran Reyes's author page.
Stuyven forging his own path despite past comparisons with Classics kings
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
Hidden motors and professional cycling: A timeline
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
Giro’s Sardinia start motivates Aru as he seeks to win pink jersey
The Sardinian has a pair of top-3 finishes in the Italian grand tour but is still looking for his first win.
Annemiek van Vleuten pulls off victory for Orica-Scott at an attack heavy women’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race
Check out Simone Giuliani's author page.
RCS Sport boss: Italian teams ‘run on a mistaken model’
Italy is now without a WorldTour team and only two of its four Pro Continental squads will race the Giro d'Italia in May.
Giro names wildcards, leaves out two Italian teams
Giro d'Italia organizers name four wildcard teams, but only Bardiani CSF and Wilier Triestina are chosen from the four Italian pro teams.
Technical FAQ: Tubeless tire troubles
Lennard Zinn addresses questions about things that can go wrong while using tubeless tire setups.
Best of 2016: Five conclusions after five Women’s WorldTour races
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Hampsten: The Classic, Timeless Bicycles
Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.
Your New Favorite Team: Trek – Segafredo
The American-registered squad has some big names on its roster, including seven-time grand tour winner Alberto Contador.
Sagan, Chaves, Thomas headline Tour Down Under start list
The opening race of the 2017 season is scheduled for January 17-22 in Australia.
2016 Mark Gunter Photographer of the Year Awards: Top entries from week 3
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
Stybar has a Christmas gift for ‘cross fans
Zdenek Stybar returns to the fields of Belgium for two 'cross races in Kerstperiode, the series of major events during the Christmas holiday.
What rainbow curse? 2016 was the year of the world champion
Check out Neal Rogers's author page.
Top race organisers reduce team and peloton sizes in Grand Tours, Classics and other events
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
Five tips for riding your road bike on dirt and gravel
Check out Jessi Braverman's author page.
Segafredo to keep caffeinating Trek team through 2020
Segafredo extends its sponsorship of Trek WorldTour squad through 2020, supporting the likes of Alberto Contador and John Degenkolb.
WorldTour lite? Participation not mandatory for UCI WorldTeams at 10 new WorldTour events
Check out Neal Rogers's author page.
Did the inaugural Women’s WorldTour live up to expectations?
Check out Anne-Marije Rook & Jeanine Laudy's author page.
The 2016 CT Awards: Recognising the season’s best riders
Check out CyclingTips's author page.
UCI expands women’s WorldTour with four new races
Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.
UCI unveils 2017 Women’s WorldTour
An extended Women's WorldTour will feature 21 events in 2017
Inventor of hidden motors accuses UCI of blocking motor tests at 2016 Tour de France
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
The inaugural Women’s WorldTour recap in numbers, videos and photos
Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.
Q&A with Zdenek Stybar: Cobbled classics, the best day of his career, and when you’ll see him race cyclocross next
Check out Neal Rogers's author page.
A world champion’s nightmare
Triple world champion Pauline Ferrand-Prévot opens up about her dismal 2016 season. She leaves the Rio Olympics with no results and disappointment.
After ‘steady diet of hard WorldTour racing,’ Reijnen makes Grand Tour debut at age 30
Check out Michael Better's author page.
Off to Rio! Your guide to the women’s Olympic road race
Check out Anne-Marije Rook & Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Tour of California added to 2017 WorldTour calendar
UCI expands its men's WorldTour calendar to include 10 new races, such as Tour of California, Strade Bianche, and Omloop Het Nieuwsblad.
Armitstead cleared for Olympics in murky missed doping test case
Lizzie Armitstead is cleared to race the Rio Olympics, despite three missed anti-doping tests over the course of the last 12 months.
Meet Megan Guarnier: women’s cycling’s new leader
Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.
Will one of these five Americans take a win at le Tour?
The 2016 Tour de France will see five American starters. That's an increase over last year, but some significant names, like Andrew Talansky are missing.
LottoNL-Jumbo team demands apology over hidden motor claims against Roglic
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The Female Secret Pro: Boels-Dolmans, the Rio Olympics, and ‘nature breaks’
Check out The SHEcret Pro's author page.
After impressive spring, Guarnier emerges as world’s top female
American Megan Guarnier has followed her confirmation season in 2015 with several victories this year and the WorldTour leader's jersey.
Another Giro stage win for Etixx as Trentin snatches victory from Moser in Pinerolo
Check out Michael Better's author page.
Hidden Heroes: road captains and domestiques – Part 2
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Craddock, Bookwalter, Stetina: USA’s best hopes to win Amgen Tour of California
Check out Neal Rogers's author page.
Tour de Suisse up next as Cancellara pulls plug on Giro
Fabian Cancellara ends his Giro d'Italia after an untimely illness prior to the race and a long spring of hard racing.
Roglic takes stage nine time trial, Brambilla defends Giro d’Italia race lead
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
Giro d’Italia: Greipel makes it three in a row for Lotto Soudal
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
Hidden motors: “Most comprehensive programme of testing ever done” planned for Tour de France
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
Greipel sprints to second Giro win of the week
Sprinting to victory in stage 7, André Greipel makes it three wins in a row for his Lotto – Soudal team at the Giro d'Italia.
Hidden motors: Seven things to know about the UCI’s battle against technological fraud
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
The UCI Unveils Motor Detection Device
Check out AFP's author page.
Hidden motors: UCI defends current testing protocol
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
UCI: Thermal cameras unreliable to catch motor cheats
The UCI contends that thermal cameras are not the most effective way to catch motor cheaters, despite recent news expose.
Jack Haig’s Diary: ‘The WorldTour is no joke’
Check out Jack Haig's author page.
Reviewed: Specialized Amira SL4
Women who demand the best, lightest, and most race-worthy bike available can thank Specialized for delivering.
Hidden Heroes: road captains and domestiques – Part 1
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Mikel Landa: Doubts are gone now
Mikel Landa will start the Giro d'Italia in less than two weeks as one of the favorites to pull on the race winner's pink jersey.
Hidden motors: Nibali, Bugno call for draconian bans, CPA threatens legal action against those caught
Check out Shane Stokes's author page.
Americans Abroad: Guarnier nabs first wins of 2016
Megan Guarnier notches a notable win, American men get into the break in Amstel Gold, and Owen wins U23 Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
Motorized cheating report raises more questions
Amid controversy over reported cheating at Strade Bianche, UCI insists current motor tests are the best option to check bikes at races.
Italian, French media say video shows hidden motors
Italian and French media say video captured via thermal camera points to "motorized doping" in the peloton
Crashes upend Cancellara’s Roubaix farewell
Fabian Cancellara's final Paris-Roubaix didn't go as hoped, but the Swiss star says he enjoyed it to the end.
Sagan and Cancellara: The same but different
Sagan and Cancellara are different riders at different points in their careers, but in the classics, they overlap in a way that lends itself to stats.
Boels-Dolmans’ recipe for success
Check out Anne-Marije Rook's author page.
2017 Trek Domane SLR: full tech details and first impressions
Check out James Huang's author page.
Trek unveils new Domane with flexible head tube
The company's latest version of the comfortable endurance bike features a decoupler in both the seat tube and the head tube.