Fabian Cancellara

Fred Dreier names his nine favorite Fabian Cancellara moments of all-time, from his multi-lingual skills to his bone-crushing power.

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Having missed the decisive move Sunday, Fabian Cancellara was unable to deliver a record-breaking fourth career Tour of Flanders victory

Fabian Cancellara is the only Trek – Segafredo rider on a Domane at the Tour of Flanders

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

Fabian Cancellara is aiming for a record-breaking fourth career Tour of Flanders title this Sunday

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We asked top riders and sport directors who they think will win the Tour of Flanders and who could pull off a surprise victory.

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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?

Veteran sport director Dirk Demol has worked with both riders, and he tells VeloNews one of them holds a slight edge in the classics.

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The 300-kilometer Milano-Sanremo might seem predictable, but it's far from it. Andrew Hood takes a closer look at "la Classicissima."

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Fabian Cancellara is on winning form so far this season, which bodes well for one final run at the Milano-Sanremo monument.

Greg Van Avermaet ekes out the overall win at Tirreno-Adriatico, beating Peter Sagan by one second as Cancellara claims final TT.

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Fabian Cancellara talks about priorities in his final racing season and a bet to win lots of wine from team sponsor Massimo Zanetti.

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Fabian Cancellara and Elizabeth Armitstead were first across the line atop the Via Santa Caterina climb in Siena, Italy

Fabian Cancellara takes his third career Strade Bianche title, getting the better of defending champion Zdenek Stybar on the final climb

Though Frank Schleck jokingly calls Cancellara a "diva," he says the Swiss champ is one of the best of all time.

Italy's Strade Bianche classic is thinking big, requesting WorldTour status and naming sectors after great champions of the race.

Fabian Cancellara earned his first TT win of 2016, beating rival Tony Martin in Volta ao Algarve stage 3. Martin assumes GC lead.

Fabian Cancellara rides a special race team version of the Madone, and is still using mechanical shifting.

Cancellara, the subject of a 2010 video about hidden motors, gives his take on the technological fraud discovered at the ’cross worlds.

Former world time trial champion Fabian Cancellara won his first race of 2016 at the Mallorca Challenge.

With Segafredo sponsoring Trek for the next three years, team officials have more bargaining power as they search for another classics king.

The Swiss star will retire at the end of next season, a campaign during which he hopes to win a monument and lead the Giro d'Italia.

Despite training crash, Cancellara is ready to close out his professional career with one more run at his beloved classics races in 2016.

The 34-year-old Swiss star says he's looking forward to Christmas, and then his final year of professional road racing.

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

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The Swiss superstar confirms next season will be his last in the peloton. Here are five of his career highlights.

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After arguably his worst-ever season, Cancellara reflects on his career, world championships, and his role as one of the peloton's patrons.

Three new North Americans bolster Trek Factory Racing, which has a renewed focus on stage racing and a slightly smaller squad.

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After two separate incidents of broken vertebrae and a Vuelta cut short due to illness, Cancellara is ending his 2015 season.

Fabian Cancellara's dream of winning a road race worlds title may be fading as injury and illness have plagued his 2015 season.

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Several riders returned to action over the weekend, including Fabian Cancellara at the Vuelta a Espana.

Cancellara is returning after crashing out of the Tour de France with a broken back.

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After breaking two vertebrae in the Tour de France, abandoning the race despite wearing yellow, Cancellara will start the Vuelta.

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An variety of nicknames — some humorous — are spread throughout the colorful Tour de France peloton

Andrew Hood takes a look at what's worth remembering, and forgetting, at the Tour through the opening nine stages

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Cancellara falls victim to major crash in stage 3, and Chris Froome is able to take Tour de France GC lead on the Mur de Huy

As cobbles specialists sit within striking distance of the yellow jersey, stage 4 will be a glimpse into the sacrifices teams make for GC

Fabian Cancellara breaks two vertebrae in major stage 3 crash, forced to withdraw from Tour, one day after claiming yellow jersey

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'Spartacus' started stage 3 on the yellow bike but his special Trek lived a short life, as a brutal crash took down the GC leader mid-race

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Due to a major crash, Tour de France officials temporarily stop the race ahead of stage 3's first notable climb near Huy, Belgium

The Swiss rider could lose the yellow jersey in Monday's stage 2, although he has hopes of taking it back Tuesday

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Mark Cavendish jumps first but André Greipel finishes fastest in stage 2, while Fabian Cancellara grabs the yellow jersey

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Seaside echelons, the Mur de Huy, and cobblestones will seek to separate Dennis from his yellow jersey in the first week of the Tour