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All the headlines for the season's first grand tour at the Giro d'Italia from May 6-28.

The Slovenian crashed along with Mikkel Honoré about 85km into the season's final classic.

Still just 22, he's rocking alongside Pogačar and Pidcock. Who is the breakthrough rider, and where is he heading?

From the 'carb load' to the recovery, WorldTour nutritionists and chefs lift the lid on what it takes to power the hardest days on the calendar.

The secret quest for the ideal tire pressure is an alchemy of technology, testing, and pure instinct: 'If I give it to you, I'd have to kill you.'

'It's like being on the pitch during a Champions League game': We speak to the staffers that can make-or-break a team's ride through 'Hell.'

'Holy Week' is crunch time for mechanics: 'A perfect Flanders is race without problems, and the win.'

Can his ripping spring form make him only the second US male to finish on the podium? Powless goes better the longer the race.

Powless finds cobblestone legs in ride to third at Dwars door Vlaanderen: 'I felt really comfortable on the sectors, so hopefully I feel similar Sunday.'

'It's quite a relief to get this first win to be honest,' says second-year pro on EF Education-EasyPost.

Riders like Neilson Powless, Magnus Cort carry the torch as US-based team rebounds out of tough times in 2022.

Follow all the action in the five-stage race across southern Portugal.

Final-day TT turn-around delivers milestone stage race victory at Étoile de Bessèges.

Nairo Quintana breaks down in tears after finishing third behind Chaves and Daniel Martinez.

Powless, Van den Berg already come good on team boss Vaughters' mission to rise above the relegation dogfight in 2023.

US sensation attacks 13km from the line to score opening victory of the season in tough French calendar-opener.

'We've been given the resources to dig back into high performance:' Team liberated by post-pandemic resurgence from title backer.

Here's what's making headlines on Friday, January 20.

'We want to create real bike racers, not just athletes.' EF Education-ONTO on a mission to create savvy racers ready for the WorldTour.

Q&A: We talk to EF Education-EasyPost head medic Dr. Kevin Sprouse about life on the road in the world's biggest races.

'We’re going to take on the top teams and try to win the biggest races in the world.' Can Carapaz change the game for US-based team?

Masses of leading riders are monitoring their HRV via brands like Whoop – can this recovery-focused metric make a difference?

The Colorado native is moving on from professional road racing after spending his entire career with the team.

Arrival of Richard Carapaz has potential to transform the team after sicknesses and the relegation battle overshadowed a 2022 short of success.

Rumor mill continues to churn as Quintana drops more hints his future is secure.

EF Education-EasyPost boss reveals contract with Colombian star runs for two more seasons.

US talent looks back on a career-best season and a standout Tour de France, shares his hobbies, habits, and love of burgers.

The South African is among four new arrivals for 2023 for the US-registered team.

EF Education-EasyPost's battle for WorldTour future inspired US star to best season yet: 'No matter what, you showed up and you had to contribute.'

Californian sensation not worried about losing his own opportunities when Richard Carapaz joins EF Education-EasyPost.

'Looking at the routes for the Giro and the Tour, the Tour definitely favors Richard’s abilities more,' says American team boss.

Veteran rider signs contract extension, as first reported by VeloNews.

The Dane has not raced since he suffered a high-speed crash during the Route d'Occitanie in June.

Danish rider had a contract with Quick-Step for 2023.

Rider signs three-year deal, as first reported by VeloNews.

'I made a lot of progress this year but I was always missing a win': Powless gets his dream ending as EF Education-EasyPost dominates in Utsunomiya.

Just a month ago, Langkawi was hyped as a final desperate battleground for teams on the edge of losing WorldTour status.

This is Part 2 from Jonathan Vaughters on the relegation battle and how to improve the current system.

Former Omloop Het Nieuwsblad champ and Paris-Roubaix podium-finisher to end 17-year career at Paris-Tours.

In Part 1 of a series, Jonathan Vaughters writes about the relegation battle and how the team managed the tightrope.

Going into this week's racing, less than 200 UCI points separate the bottom four teams in the 'safe zone' among the WorldTour rankings.

'He’s close to Movistar. We’re still in discussion but we’re looking at three or four more years,' says rider's agent.

Aussie team among five squads racing for four spots in closing weeks of WorldTour relegation battle.

Two-year deal soon to be confirmed by the American team.

EF Education-EasyPost and Cofidis score some breathing room in the relegation battle with some hot results in Italy.

Teams are not letting riders go to worlds, sick riders are being forced to race, everyone is in a desperate chase for points — here's how relegation is playing out.

Israel Premier Tech owner threatens legal action if UCI imposes relegation rules.

EF Education-EasyPost team officials confirm that the American was not seriously injured.

Australian sets a new record for the 530 mile ride and raises funds for his late friend's loved ones.

EF Education-EasyPost brings hitters to Québec and Montréal in quest for UCI points.

'If Rigoberto decides to carry on then that means Cavendish is a no-go for us' says American team boss.

Coloradan veteran to continue racing team's 'alt.' program after turning pro with the Cannondale-Slipstream franchise in 2007.

'It took me a while to get healthy and feel fit again after the Tour de France but I feel like I’m in a really good place now,' says American rider.

Colombian climber struggling to meet expectations: 'I feel like I let the team down.'

The pair have been teammates since riding together at Movistar in 2017.

The 2020 Vuelta podium finisher looks to end season on a high after so-so season.

The story behind the biggest transfer of the summer as Ecuadorian star switches from Ineos to EF Education-EasyPost.

American team brings a three-pronged attack into the final grand tour of the season.

Howes left with 'messed up' ribs while Morton suffers mechanical.

The Ecuadorian joined the American squad in a mid-season transfer.

Only 200 of the all-around road frameset, which shaves about 90 grams, will be made.

Both riders step up to the WorldTour while Alex Howes and Lachlan Morton go off-road.

Ukranian racer Padun praises Tour de Pologne organizers as race makes several gestures to call for peace.

US rider was feeling a bit worn down and ill after the hard-fought Tour de France, and made the hard decision not to race.

Cycling's official transfer window opens August 1, and VeloNews peels back the blockbuster deals set to be disclosed.

Nothing has been signed but Savio confirms that talks are taking place over Andrea Piccolo and Jefferson Alexander Cepeda.

Jumbo-Visma leads among 22 teams with the lion's share of prize money to be awarded Sunday in Paris.

'With Rigo, I never really assumed that he would be able to ride GC after he came out of Suisse with COVID,' says Vaughters.

'If he got that Eddy Merkcx record, he’s an icon in the sport. You can always make room but there’s lots of questions,' says American team boss.

American to turn his attention to stage wins after losing time in the Alps.

American talks chasing GC aims, climate change protests, and the environment

Cort wins all-action stage into Megève one week after wearing polka dots on home Danish soil: 'I couldn’t have dreamed of a better Tour so far.'

Loader finally manages to extract the team bus after it becomes wedged into place.

EF Education-EasyPost talent reflects on impressive first part of the Tour and his excitement to be racing at the front

The Colombian feels the strain of several crashes during the opening week of the French grand tour.

American team down to seven riders as the race moves towards the second rest day.

Giro d'Italia illness leads to Tour silver lining for former Olympic champion.

The American ace shares his feelings on a rollercoaster couple of days at the Tour de France in his exclusive VeloNews blog

Tadej Pogačar's win sees Neilson Powless lose out on yellow by just four seconds.

The Italian rider said he made a mistake after attacking from the main bunch with two teammates in the breakaway.