Italian GC hopes crumbled in Giro d'Italia stage 14 as Tiberi loses time, Caruso hit with yellow card, Ciccone crashes out: 'It hurts to leave the Giro like this.'
Olympic MTB champion making rapid progress since returning to the road, including a storming win this weekend.
Wout van Aert and Matteo Jorgenson headline Visma-Lease a Bike in cobbles opener as illness and injury strike Dutch super team after an 'unlucky week.'
Van Baarle's broken collarbone at the Tour Down Under continues a streak of utter calamity for cycling's cursed cobblestone contender.
'It’s been a long way coming back, here we are again': Most unfortunate rider of 2024 missed Roubaix and the Tour de France, and is out of the Vuelta a España just three race-days later.
Kuss and the other GC stars ready to test the climbing legs in first summit finale in Vuelta: 'We are not stressed about tomorrow, but we will take it very seriously.'
Key Kuss helper Van Baarle crashes out, McNulty cedes leader's jersey as Vuelta's first road stage ends in a reduced bunch sprint in a broiling stage.
From a super-size sprinter to a returning cobblestone specialist, here are the riders that could cause havoc in the men's race though 'Hell'.
American recruit boldly steps into the Visma-Lease a Bike void with another stunning victory: 'Winning was a nice gesture for Wout.'
No Van der Poel and Pedersen leaves Van Aert six-star favorite for classics opener, but no 'big three' makes it only an appetizer ahead of the spring's biggest prizes.
Dutch team also brings Van Baarle and Kooij, but all eyes will be on 'MVDP' and another showdown with Wout van Aert.
Jumbo-Visma confirms Laporte, Affini, and defending champion Van Baarle will use the new KAPS system for Roubaix and its 55km of pavé.
Follow all the men's and women's headlines going into Sunday's Tour of Flanders.
Classics powerhouse tests the Gravaa KAPS system at Dwars door Vlaanderen ahead of possible use at the 'Hell of the North' next month.
The classics 'opening weekend' delivered four races packed with action and taught us plenty at the start of the spring program.
Thirty year-old Paris-Roubaix winner continues his slow burn after moving to Jumbo-Visma.
Analysis: Jumbo-Visma packs the firepower and experience to target grand tours and monuments, but can the team pull it off?
Jumbo-Visma ended 2022 as the No. 1 men's WorldTour team. For next year, the team will be under pressure to stay there.
Grand tour stars, cobblestone crushers, and bunch sprint supremos: Here are the five top transfers for 2023.
'They will share leadership,' insists staff, but choosing between a new Dutch dominator and a longtime team talisman may not be so simple.
The arrival of the Paris-Roubaix champion sees no conflict with Wout van Aert as Jumbo-Visma packs even more firepower for the spring classics.
The Dutch bring a deep and experienced squad, but all eyes will be on Van der Poel.
Annemiek van Vleuten and Marianne Vos to spearhead women’s squad.
Van Baarle moves on after five years at Ineos Grenadiers, while Kelderman switches from Bora-Hansgrohe.
The team has reigning Paris-Roubaix champion Dylan van Baarle, along with former top-10 finishers in Geraint Thomas and Luke Rowe, and junior champion Tom Pidcock.
The peloton will face nearly 20 kilometers of pavé as the GC riders take on their biggest challenge of the race so far.
Egan Bernal's recovery and long-term health are central to the team's strategy in the transfer market.
Jumbo-Visma confirms interest in Paris-Roubaix winner and provides an update on Primož Roglič.
A look at the power numbers of Dylan Van Baarle at the ‘Hell of the North.’
A look back on a frenetic day of racing over the cobbles where Dylan van Baarle emerged victorious inside the famed Roubaix velodrome.
From Mathieu van der Poel and Lotte Kopecky to Elisa Longo Borghini and Dylan van Baarle. VeloNews rates the cobbled classics contenders.
From Christophe Laporte's collapsing wheel to Trek-Segafredo's entire team not finishing except one, the 2022 Paris-Roubaix produced drama, heartbreak, and elation.
Here are 11 riders the Belgian team boss could sign to strengthen his cobbles squad.
Van Baarle delivers with anticipation and execution, Ineos and Intermarché shine, as Lampaert suffers, and Van der Poel runs out of steam.
Dylan van Baarle delivers elusive victory in the 'Hell of the North' for the UK super-team.
Dylan van Baarle’s solo victory at Paris-Roubaix takes the Ineos Grenadiers into the last stretch of their phenomenal Spring Classics.
Ineos Grenadiers have established themselves as the cobbled kings of 2022 after taking a long-awaited success in this year's Paris-Roubaix.
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Tubeless tires again ridden to victory in the Roubaix velodrome.
Turner continues to tear through debut classics season with 11th-place finish in Roubaix velodrome and a hand in teammate van Baarle's cobblestone trophy.
Silver in last year's world championships was all the Dutch rider needed to convince himself he could go the monument distance and win.
‘He might need a lawyer but that will be it. I hope he doesn’t sleep this evening,’ says team boss.
'When they went in the crosswinds, and split it, they took the opportunity. We’ve never seen anything like that in Paris-Roubaix,' said former Tour de France winner.
From van Baarle to van der Poel, we highlight the key riders to watch in Sunday's final spring classic of the season.
Tom Pidcock will save his Roubaix debut for another year, but Magnus Sheffield, Filippo Ganna and Dylan van Baarle will have free rides on the cobbles.
The usually mild mannered Pogačar is seen gesticulating to Dutch rider Dylan van Baarle immediately after crossing the line.
Five key moments at De Ronde reconfirm the golden rule of cycling that the strongest doesn't always win.
Chasing pair never gave up and ended up sprinting for the victory in late-race catch.
Dutchman who finished second said he had resigned himself to a sprint for third place after being dropped on the Oude Kwaremont.
Ineos Grenadiers missed out on initial Taaienberg selection but got back into the mix with big chase.
Team DS Matteo Tosatto outlines a 2022 season of renewal as a swath of young stars join the team and the back-room takes a reshuffle.
Giro d'Italia champ returns to German lab that helped him recover from his back injury in 2020 with an eye on Tour de France showdown with Tadej Pogačar.
Dylan van Baarle saves day for the Dutch team while Valgren earns overdue worlds medal for Danes.
Alaphilippe defends 2020 title with solo move after blasting van Aert, van der Poel and stellar group of favorites off his wheel in final 20km.
Here's the news making headlines for Friday, August 27.
Ineos Grenadiers confirms a team set to be 'more open and aggressive' in battle against Tadej Pogačar and Primož Roglič at this year's Tour.
From Annemiek van Vleuten's first win for Movistar to Bora-Hansgrohe's COVID comeback, everyone left Dwars door Vlaanderen pumped for De Ronde.
A 'van' won Dwars door Vlaanderen at the Belgian midweek classic, but not the one many were expecting.
Ineos-Grenadiers surprises favorites in mid-week test before Tour of Flanders.
British team continues adopting new aggressive approach to racing after successfully using the tactic at the Giro d'Italia.
Jumbo-Visma remains confident ahead of Tour battle with Ineos although Dutch team still yet to confirm final roster.
Jakob Fuglsang secured the overall at the Critérium du Dauphiné after his Astana team controlled the race
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Riders blast Vuelta organizers for narrow finish on stage 12 that saw Geniez and van Baarle crash after colliding with errant official.
Dutch classics rider Dylan van Baarle leaves Cannondale-Drapac to join Team Sky for 2018.
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Van Baarle, 23, rode to an impressive sixth-place finish at Flanders after riding in a long-range breakaway that was caught in the finale.
The next group of classics specialists has arrived. Look out for these riders in the classics this year and for years to come.
Johan Le Bon breaks away early, battles through rain and attacks in the finale to win stage 5, his first-career WorldTour victory.
The U.S.-registered squad is taking three quality GC men to the roads of France
Jelle Wallays makes a clever attack with one kilometer left, and Topsport teammate Theuns sprints out of the group to snatch second place
These WorldTour rookies impressed on the bike this season, earning podium spots and top-10s throughout the year
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Dylan van Baarle finishes with the pack on stage 2 of a two-stage finale to claim the crown in the Tour of Britain