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Cancellara attempts to make Ronde history in final year
Fabian Cancellara is aiming for a record-breaking fourth career Tour of Flanders title this Sunday
From rock bottom to rock solid: Cancellara’s long road back for Flanders and Roubaix
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Sagan: Flanders-winning strategy doesn’t exist
"It's no coincidence that the record holders for the Tour of Flanders have only won it three times," says Flanders hopeful Peter Sagan.
Boonen tells Etixx critics not to panic
Tom Boonen and the Belgian Etixx super team aren't concerned about criticism heading into Tour of Flanders, the season's biggest race.
Asking the pros: Who are the Flanders favorites?
We asked top riders and sport directors who they think will win the Tour of Flanders and who could pull off a surprise victory.
Preview: What you should know before watching the 2016 Tour of Flanders
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Preview: The Tour of Flanders, the pinnacle of the Classics and the fifth round of the Women’s WorldTour
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Preview: Flanders is bike racing at its finest
The Tour of Flanders is the greatest one-day race on the pro calendar, requiring a combination of strength and acumen found nowhere else.
Unlikely rookie: Fuglsang’s Flanders experiment
GC rider Jakob Fuglsang looks out of place at Tour of Flanders, but the Danish climber says he just wants to try something new.
Kwiatkowski takes on ‘Sky’s blind spot’ at Flanders
The British team says its roster for this weekend's Tour of Flanders is the strongest lineup it's ever fielded in the race.
Debusschere Abandons Spring With Injuries
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Cycling therapy in Gent-Wevelgem, where Chantal Blaak claims her second Women’s WorldTour win
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To the line! Kwiatkowski wins a thrilling E3 Harelbeke ahead of Sagan
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Kwiatko Breaks Sagan at E3 Harelbeke
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What can’t Kwiatkowski do?
With victories in both the Ardennes and Flanders, Michal Kwiatkowski is proving to be one of this generation's most versatile riders.
Back to the low lands for the first Belgian Women’s WorldTour race
Check out Jeanine Laudy's author page.
Cancellara vs. Boonen: Sport director Demol weighs in
Veteran sport director Dirk Demol has worked with both riders, and he tells VeloNews one of them holds a slight edge in the classics.
Stybar not worried about politics or egos
The Czech rider is looking for a major victory in the spring classics as a member of the powerful Etixx – Quick-Step squad.
Preview: Van Avermaet primed for E3 victory
Friday's E3 Harelbeke will go on as planned, despite Tuesday's attacks in Brussels, and Belgian Greg Van Avermaet is an outright favorite.
Wallays Ready to Repeat DDVL Win
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Photo gallery: Boels-Dolmans takes its third WWT win with Lizzie Armitstead’s victory in Trofeo Binda
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Armitstead defends Alfredo Binda crown
Elizabeth Armitstead repeats as Trofeo Alfredo Binda winner
Editors’ Picks: Who will win Alfredo Binda?
The VeloNews editors weigh on on their picks to win Sunday's third Women's WorldTour of 2016, Trofeo Alfredo Binda.
Weekend preview: Racing through Italy
Two major Italian races are on the menu: Men face Milano-Sanremo, while the Women's WorldTour rides the hills of Trofeo Alfredo Binda.
11 things you should know about the 2016 Milan-San Remo
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Eight talking points from Paris-Nice and Tirreno-Adriatico
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Cancellara likes his odds in Sanremo lottery
Fabian Cancellara is on winning form so far this season, which bodes well for one final run at the Milano-Sanremo monument.
Reijnen building toward Ardennes Classics, Vuelta a España
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Nibali supports extreme weather protocol (when it suits him)
Vincenzo Nibali and Astana threaten to skip Giro after missing out on Tirreno queen stage, illustrating rift in peloton over extreme weather protocol.
Euro move pays off quickly for Kirchmann
Leah Kirchmann is quickly settling into her new digs, notching Liv – Plantur's first win of 2016 in Sunday's Drentse Acht van Westerveld
Spring is Here. Bring on the Classics.
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Blaak triumphs at Ronde van Drenthe
Boels – Dolmans racks up another Women's WorldTour victory as Chantal Blaak wins Saturday's Ronde van Drenthe
Weekend preview: Women’s racing, can’t-miss summit finishes
The Women's WorldTour goes Dutch, Paris-Nice wraps up with a climber's delight, and Tirreno offers its only mountaintop finish.
Stybar snags solo stage win at Tirreno
Zdenek Stybar breaks free after the final climb and rides the remaining 3km to victory over a group of hungry chasers.
Boonen using Paris-Nice to hone Roubaix form
Tom Boonen may have been complaining about the cold in Paris-Nice Monday, but his form is heating up for the classics.
Gallery: Women’s WorldTour on Tuscan dirt
Strade Bianche was the first race the inaugural Women's WorldTour, and it started the 2016 season with a bang.
Cancellara will write his own final chapter
Fabian Cancellara talks about priorities in his final racing season and a bet to win lots of wine from team sponsor Massimo Zanetti.
Americans Abroad: Bookwalter in the break
Americans were racing throughout Europe at Le Samyn, Strade Bianche, Paris-Nice, and beyond, in Taiwan and Tour de Langkawi.
Photos: Strade Bianche, an Italian masterpiece
Images from the always-scenic Strade Bianche through the lens of BrakeThrough Media
Armitstead brings rainbow win count to two
In her two outings wearing the rainbow stripes, world champion Elizabeth Armitstead has racked up two victories
Weekend preview: Strade dirt, WorldTour prologue
The first weekend of March offers dirty racing on Italy's white roads, the WorldTour's second race at Paris-Nice, and action in Belgium.
Sky Lineup for Strade Bianche/Paris-Nice
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Schleck on Cancellara: “Fabian is the golden child”
Though Frank Schleck jokingly calls Cancellara a "diva," he says the Swiss champ is one of the best of all time.
Preview: Women’s cycling’s biggest year ever
After a long injury layoff, Marianne Vos returns to face a deeper women's peloton and more confident rivals. Oh, it's on.
Mikel Landa behind schedule for Giro
After a breakout performance in the 2015 Giro d'Italia, Landa is slow to start racing this spring, raising questions about his health.
Vakoc confirms arrival with French sweep
Petr Vakoc claims Drôme Classic title ahead of Jan Bakelants
TV listings: 2016 cycling coverage in the U.S.
If you want to watch pro bike racing this season, here's a full list of where races will be aired in the U.S. for 2016.
Tours of Qatar, Oman likely to continue in 2017 and beyond
Organizers Eddy Merckx and Dirk De Pauw look ahead to the future of the two Middle Eastern races, which could be added to the WorldTour.
Illnesses knock Sky riders out of upcoming races
Three of Sky's new riders — Kwiatkowski, Landa, and Intxausti — are suffering minor illnesses in the early stages of the spring season.
Jungels turns heads with Tour of Oman stage 1 win
Bob Jungels races to a 6-second victory in the opening stage at the Tour of Oman, showing his new Etixx teammates he has the legs to win.
Silent but deadly Worrack wins Ladies Tour of Qatar
German Trixi Worrack and her Canyon-SRAM team are off to a good start with a win at Ladies Tour of Qatar.
Olds has goals beyond the Rio games
Shelly Olds has ambitions beyond the Olympics
Sagan on Rio Olympics: ‘I don’t see a medal here for myself’
Peter Sagan says the road race course at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics is too hilly for him to be considered a medal contender.
Valverde enters new territory with Giro, Tour of Flanders
The 35-year-old has some new race targets this season — the Giro d'Italia and the Tour of Flanders — and wants an Olympic medal.
Gerrans rebounds from crash-filled 2015 with fourth TDU victory
Simon Gerrans endured a 2015 season filled with crashes and injuries, but he hopes his Tour Down Under win is a sign of things to come.
Sky’s Kwiatkowski: ‘I want to become a grand tour rider’
Michal Kwiatkowski says he's going to work on his climbing abilities this year and attempt to become a protected rider in grand tours.
Top 10 female pros to watch for in 2016
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Martin has ‘new objectives, new motivation’
The German will race some of the northern classics this season before turning his focus to winning medals in Rio and Qatar.
Report: Valverde considers racing Giro, Tour, Vuelta in 2016
Movistar manager Eusebio Unzué tells a Spanish news outlet that Alejandro Valverde has "insinuated" he could race the 2016 Vuelta.
Phinney holding out hope for return to Paris-Roubaix
Taylor Phinney is still feeling the effects of a 2014 crash, but he's hopeful he can compete at races such as Paris-Roubaix in April.
2015 Velo Awards: Armitstead earns Women’s Ride of Year
Lizzie Armitstead's bold move in the finale of road worlds earns her Ride of the Year, and more importantly, the rainbow jersey.
2015 Velo Awards: Boels-Dolmans is Best Women’s Team
Boels riders collected buckets of wins in 2015, and Lizzie Armitstead won the overall World Cup title.
2015 Velo Awards: Guarnier, van Garderen are Americans of year
Megan Guarnier's medal-winning ride at worlds earns her this honor, while Tejay van Garderen's consistent riding nets him the men's award.
RCS Mediagroup: Giro d’Italia is not for sale
RCS Mediagroup unveils a three-year plan that it hopes will strengthen its business, which includes keeping its lineup of 10 cycling races.
Cancellara targets Giro’s pink jersey for final season
The Swiss star will retire at the end of next season, a campaign during which he hopes to win a monument and lead the Giro d'Italia.
Video: get excited for the 2016 Women’s WorldTour
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UCI says agreement has been reached on WorldTour reform
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WILCOCKSON: SIMPLIFY THE UCI WORLD TOUR
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After historic Giro finish, Amador to work for Valverde in 2016
Andrey Amador registered the best grand tour finish of any Central-American rider in 2015, but next year he will work for Alejandro Valverde.
With focus on classics, Stybar confirms no worlds CX for 2016
Zdenek Stybar will pass on a shot at a fourth world cyclocross title to prepare for a run at the northern classics next spring
Prospects of Olympic gold could lure Nibali to 2016 Tour
Vincenzo Nibali will race the Giro d'Italia in May, but he might use the Tour de France as final prep for the Olympic road race in Rio.
Nibali’s anticipated departure from Astana at end of 2016 looking a lot less likely
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Valverde to debut in Tour of Flanders and Giro d’Italia, Quintana sets full focus on Tour de France
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Movistar: Valverde to 2016 Giro, Quintana targets Tour
The Spanish squad will send Alejandro Valverde to the Giro d'Italia, the first time he's raced the Italian grand tour.
“Cycling is only one part of my life” – Cancellara confirms 2016 season will be his last
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Saddled with debt, RCS Sport may be forced to sell races
The second-largest promoter of pro cycling races may be forced to sell some of its classic events like the Giro d'Italia.
Strade Bianche’s 2016 routes revealed
The men's and women's Strade Bianche races will feature the tough, twisty white gravel roads for which Tuscany is famous.
Simon Gerrans: Looking to Giro di Lombardia and putting season behind him
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Team Sky confirms signature of 2014 world champion Michal Kwiatkowski
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