Remco Evenepoel

35-year-old Australian talks racing with van der Poel, why riders need brains as well as brawn, and his mentoring role in Bahrain-McLaren.

Belgian phenomenon will aim for cycling's biggest prizes in his second season that will likely include a grand tour debut.

The veteran superstar quickly realized 'Remco' was the real deal and is now one of his biggest fans.

Some are already comparing Ineos's young signing to the Belgian sensation, but the Spanish rider wants to go slow.

The manager of one of Spain's top development teams is worried that new rules will hurt smaller squads.

Cycling's generational shift was on full display in 2019, with Remco Evenepoel, Egan Bernal, and others winning big. Andrew Hood examines the how Generation Z has changed the sport.

LeMond optimistic about the future of U.S. cycling thanks to the growing grassroots scene and a crop of young talent in the WorldTour.

Young stars are opting to bypass the Under-23 ranks entirely, making it more challenging to assess the strength of those riders who race in the category.

Yorkshire delivered on its promise of a demanding race, but Sunday's test pushed the world's best to their collective limit.

Pro cycling's generational shift will be on display during Sunday's elite men's road race, as new stars look to win

The Belgian phenom put an exclamation point on his spectacular debut season with a silver medal against the clock

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The accolades continue to pour in for 19-year-old Evenepoel, who became the youngest rider in the modern era to win a major one-day classic Saturday.

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Several top riders are heading to Spain for the Clásica San Sebastián, but recent Tour winner Egan Bernal might be heading home.

At 19, Remco Evenepoel is one of the most versatile riders in the WorldTour. And he's living up to the enormous hype placed on him by the Belgian media

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The Belgian places ninth overall and wins the best young rider jersey in Argentina.

As the furore surrounding Iljo Keisse and Deceuninck-QuickStep drags on, it's time to consider whether this "stupid moment" actually highlights a much bigger problem.

The Belgian is making his professional debut with Deceuninck-Quick-Step, and he's already thinking big.

The Vuelta a San Juan kicked off Sunday, and Fernando Gaviria and Julian Alaphilippe won the first two stages.

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