Wout van Aert and the weight of Tour of Flanders expectation
'On Sunday everyone will start from scratch again': Why anything less than victory for Van Aert at De Ronde may be deemed a failure.
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'On Sunday everyone will start from scratch again': Why anything less than victory for Van Aert at De Ronde may be deemed a failure.
Photographers Jered Gruber, Ashley Gruber, and Chris Auld bring us inside the action from the men's and women's races last weekend.
The peloton's top stars descent on Belgium for Flanders' Finest.
'It gives us a different edge having him back': Analysis – Can Pidcock deliver on Ineos' faith against Van Aert, Van der Poel, Pogačar at De Ronde?
Vollering points to team ethos and top new domestiques as crucial to powerhouse sqaud after scoring Dwars door Vlaanderen victory.
Chiara Consonni and Marianne Vos round out the podium.
No Pogačar, Van Aert, and Van der Poel leaves explosive men's race wide open, women's event expected to see all against SD Worx.
SD Worx wins another big spring classic to confirm its favorite's status heading into Tour of Flanders.
Here's all the news ahead of E3 Saxo Bank Classic and Gent-Wevelgem.
Here are some of the best stories, takeaways and oddities coming out of 'The mini Tour of Flanders' that you might have missed.
From Annemiek van Vleuten's form to the tussle for success between SD Worx and Trek-Segafredo.
Preview: Will Lorena Wiebes and Lotte Kopecky "worx" more magic? And who can stop Wout van Aert and the Jumbo-Visma express?
Primož Roglič helped develop it, Wout van Aert loves it: How Jumbo-Visma and nutrition pioneers Maurten created pro racing's latest must-have.
Van der Poel kicks clear from Filippo Ganna, Wout van Aert, and Tadej Pogačar and rides all alone to stunning victory on the Via Roma.
Follow all the news for Milan-San Remo to open the men's 'monument' season.
The tyrant, the returning king, and the wildcard: Who's hot, who's not, and what are the chances for San Remo's three superstars?
Milan-San Remo kickstarts the men's monument season, but what constitutes a monument for the women?
Marianne Vos will be back in action after surgery, and former world champion Elisa Balsamo holds the favorite's title.
U.S. pros look poised to make an impact at the season’s biggest races. Here’s who to watch.
After a spectacular start to his season, Pogačar is about to unleash on the spring classics from Milan-San Remo to Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
Strade Bianche winner crashed twice during Tirreno-Adriatico and he will miss the Italian monument on doctor's orders.
The 22-year-old German is making her WorldTour debut this year after finishing university before taking on a cycling career.
After a flurry of stage races in the opening two months of the season, there will be no more Women's WorldTour stage races until May.
Our editors debate where the men's 'monuments' rank as the all-time favorite.
From Giro-bound Roglič and Geoghegan Hart to Van Aert and Van der Poel heading to Milan-San Remo, here's what the favorites revealed.
Roglič tops João Almeida and Tao Geoghegan Hart to mark assured comeback from winter shoulder surgery.
Dutch superstar remains muted in early races but he's confident he's on the flight path toward a strong spring classics campaign.
The Dutchwoman placed second at 'cross worlds, sixth in her WorldTour debut at Strade Bianche, and now wants to win MTB Olympic gold.
Both walked away without serious injury but the spring classics implications could have been shattering.
Updated course packs a punch but still favors the fastest women in the bunch.
The cycling photographer talks about capturing special moments, TdF Femmes vs Giro Donne, and following around Trek-Segafredo.
Her road to the top included stints in speed-skating and e-racing.
There were some wild TT helmet designs at the Paris-Nice TTT. Here were our favorites.
Human Powered Health remains tantalizingly close to WorldTour safety zone, but challenge gets harder as season ramps up.
Andrew Hood and Jim Cotton take sides on which of the spring's marquee stage races gets them more stoked.
Here's your scrapbook of storylines, narratives, and things to know after a spectacular day of racing in Siena.
'Lotte Kopecky and Demi are old and wise enough to make up their own minds': No pre-race agreement makes for frosty aftermath in Siena.
'Jumbo-Visma lost the race, they each did their own thing': Six days after the sublime of Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne, Dutch squad derailed in Siena.
Pidcock jumped with 50km to go but it all came down to the final wall into Siena.
Demi Vollering beats Lotte Kopecky in a bike throw, with Faulkner third in dramatic finale.
Van Vleuten and Van der Poel lead the odds, but the white roads of Tuscany can deliver some surprise winners.
Here's what's making headlines on Friday, March 3.
A few big names are missing, but it's the white roads of Tuscany that are the biggest stars this weekend.
Pressure mounting as Alpecin-Deceuninck remains winless going into the critical spring classics racing period.
The one-day race along the Italian Riviera opens a busy month of racing in Italy.
The Belgian missed several days of training after falling ill last week.
The Dane won his third straight stage at the Galician four-day race and took the overall title.
The Dutchwoman's sprint victory comes after Lotte Kopecky's solo win at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad the previous day.
For the first time ever a team wins both Omloop and KBK and puts a teammate on both podiums.
Two powerhouse signings for SD Worx are already making their presence felt.
The Belgian says she should be able to stick with the leaders over the Muur van Geraardsbergen after being distanced in 2022.
Jumbo-Visma rider attacks solo with just over two kilometers to go on stage 2.
The Dutch superstar believes that Movistar will continue to thrive after she retires.
Up next are duels at Strade Bianche, Tour of Flanders, and Paris-Roubaix. The expectation will only grow in the next few weeks.
Reigning world champion opens 'greatest hits' farewell season Thursday in Spain against top field.
Negotiations began last year and she will remain in a team jersey through 2026.
'I'm having a more gradual preparation for the season.' Pogačar's 'easy start' should sound alarm bells for Van Aert, Van der Poel, Vingegaard.
Slovenian dusts everyone with 45km to go across Spanish gravel roads to win in season debut with emphatic solo attack.
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Ben Turner, Emilie Fortin come out top in two Spanish races Saturday.
The last time the pair raced against each other was in the 2021 Tirreno-Adriatico. A lot's changed since then for both riders.
'Tadej not winning the Tour de France was a watershed moment for us as a team,' says key climber Bennett.
Grand tours, monuments, and the worlds are targets for reigning world champion in swansong season.
Slovenian superstar spicing up season debut with starts at the gravel-loaded Jaén Paraíso and Ruta del Sol in bypass of UAE Tour.
Van Aert admits he 'f*cked up' final sprint after being maneuvered into position by Dutch nemesis.
Three-time cyclocross world champion knows this weekend's course well after winning rainbows there in 2014.
Top favorite Van Aert racing ‘for honor’ in headline cyclocross clash with Van der Poel as Belgian waits on bigger goals in spring.
Strade Bianche and Tour of Flanders are early season targets, but Paris-Roubaix is not in the cards just yet.
The 30-year-old Kazakh rider wants to hunt stages at the Tour de France in preparation for the worlds in Glasgow.
After top ride at WorldTour opener, Sheffield steels for major run from Strade Bianche to Liège-Bastogne-Liège.
The Frenchman is kickstarting his 2023 campaign in Mallorca after a year marked by injuries.
Two-time world champion races toward De Ronde target with 'even more rage' – but have the classics moved on without him?
Here's what's making headlines on Thursday, January 19.
Classics rider says that Belgian women's cycling is on a strong trajectory.
The spring classics, the worlds, and a grand tour debut are the top goals for his sophomore season.
Italian champion wants to build on overall performances after taking first GC win in 2022.
Here's the news making headlines on Friday, January 13.
From Roubaix to Strade Bianche to Unbound, here are the one-day races we can't wait to watch.
Remco Evenepoel and Julian Alaphilippe sketch out ambition-laden early season as team confirms forthcoming six-part TV series.
With 30 events and 86 race days across three continents, the Women's WorldTour is bigger than ever.