Alexander Kristoff

Former Tour of Flanders champion Alexander Kristoff will join UAE Team Emirates for the 2018 season.

After a disappointing Tour de France, Alexander Kristoff sprints to his first victory since May in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic.

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With the Tour de France concluding in a few days, news about potential rider transfers is heating up.

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Things appear to be strained between the Norwegian sprinter and his Swiss-registered squad.

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VeloNews chatted to a few top pros during team presentations to get their take on what we can expect in the 'Hell of the North' on Sunday. VeloNews chatted to a few top pros during team presentations to get their take on what we can expect in the 'Hell of the North' on Sunday.

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Alexander Kristoff breaks his year-long drought in the northern classics, winning stage 2 of Driedaagse De Panne ahead of Edward Theuns.

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After the Tour of Qatar was canceled, riders targeting the spring classics headed to Oman — and are happy with the result.

Alexander Kristoff wins the fourth stage of the Middle Eastern race in comeback fashion, as a front group was caught with 1km left.

Alexander Kristoff wins stage 1 at the Tour of Oman in a windy sprint to the finish line in a fierce headwind.

After illness derailed his 2016 classics season, Norwegian Alexander Kristoff wants to return to the form he rode to big wins in 2015.

Katusha-Alpecin unveiled its new kit, bike and roster at the official team presentation in Benidorm, Spain on Saturday.

Alpecin co-sponsors Katusha team, which is a good thing for Russian cycling and an even better thing for Alexander Kristoff's hair.

Ochowicz on worlds road race: "I'd go with Cavendish"

The Katusha rider is competing on home roads this week as he prepares to tackle the road world championships in Doha next month.

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Team Katusha hasn't had the best start to the Tour. Van den Broeck is out, Rodriguez has lost time, and Kristoff hasn't been sprinting well.

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De Ronde van Vlaanderen's top favorites give their takes on Sunday's big race

Alexander Kristoff is the defending Flanders champ, and he'll vie for another title aboard a Canyon Aeroad CF SLX.

Lieuwe Westra snatches the GC title from Alexander Kristoff with a strong showing in Driedaagse De Panne's final time trial.

The German takes stage 3a in a reduced-field sprint after a late crash takes out most of the riders in the peloton.

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Alexander Kristoff is encouraged by stage 1 win at De Panne but says his form isn't quite as good as last year when he won Tour of Flanders.

Facing two Astana riders in the Driedaagse De Panne finale, Alexander Kristoff keeps his cool and delivers a blistering sprint to win stage 1.

Illness forces pre-race favorite Alexander Kristoff to miss Gent-Wevelgem

Will Sunday's cobbled race end with a mad dash to the line thanks to a long run into Wevelgem, or will an opportunist take over?

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Marcel Kittel, Alexander Kristoff, and André Greipel headline a strong roster of sprinters set to take on Paris-Nice

Porte, Thomas, and Bardet will be gunning for early season wins, but it's likely that Alberto Contador will win the "Race to the sun."

Scenes from the final stage of the Tour of Oman, won by Alexander Kristoff in a sprint

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Alexander Kristoff sprints to another win in the final stage of the Tour of Oman as Vincenzo Nibali takes the overall title

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With four wins in the bag this season, Alexander Kristoff is the odds-on favorite to win a second Milano-Sanremo in one month's time.

The Katusha rider has now won four stages this season, all in the Middle East races.

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The British sprinter finishes second to Alexander Kristoff on the final stage, but benefits from time bonuses to take the overall victory.

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Edvald Boasson Hagen loses the overall lead due to flat tires, while Alexander Kristoff sprints to his second victory of the week.

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The Katusha rider edges Cavendish at the finish line of stage 2, but the latter holds onto his overall race lead.

Alexander Kristoff hopes his team's doping problems don't upend his season

Veteran racer Michael Morkov will serve as one of Alexander Kristof's lieutenants next season.

Katusha hopes to ride its flashy new team kit to fresh horizons in 2016

The 100th edition of Ronde van Vlaanderen won't offer much novelty, but it could appeal to a fan favorite such as Peter Sagan.

The elite men’s road race will be a wide-open affair; with three short, steep climbs in the closing 5km and a chance of showers, almost anything can happen

Alexander Kristoff acknowledges the potential for an attacker to steal the day. But he's expecting — and hoping for — a sprint finish.

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The cycling world will turn its attention to Richmond, Virginia starting this weekend at the UCI Road World Championships.

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Alexander Kristoff takes "a beautiful victory” at the Grand Prix Ouest France Plouay

André Greipel takes a big one-day win at the Vattenfall Cyclassics in Hamburg, Germany

The rise of Norway's newest cycling stars reflects their admiration for the lights of a previous generation

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The Tour de France didn't live up to Alexander Kristoff's high expectations, but a win in Norway has him confident with worlds on horizon.

Alexander Kristoff wins ahead of Edvald Boasson Hagen, making it a one-two finish for Norwegians at the Arctic Race of Norway.

The four-day Arctic Race of Norway kicks off Thursday, and the climbers in the field are targeting the second half of the event.

Alexander Kristoff (Katusha) headlines the start list at the Arctic Race of Norway this week. The race runs August 13-16.

André Greipel leads a one-two German finish in stage 15 as Peter Sagan, who featured in an early break, finds himself denied yet again

The Giant-Alpecin star has eight Tour de France stage wins but will miss this year's race after an illness