Van der Poel cleared to race Dauphiné despite wrist injury from MTB crash, Picnic-PostNL loses two key riders for Tour de France as relegation battle heats up.
Crashes at the men's and women's Tour of Flanders ripple through to Paris-Roubaix as Longo Borghini, Degenkolb both sidelined with significant injuries.
Chinese mega-sponsor XDS officially joins WorldTour, online supermarket Picnic partners Dutch team, Pogačar and Roglič get new kits.
German superstar sits down for an unconventional Shoddy interview.
We dive into the Strava files of some of the Roubaix protagonists to see what it took to race the brutal cobbled monument.
Tour de Hoody: The extremes are exaggerated to almost grotesque limits, but the 'Hell of the North' grips the peloton unlike any race on the calendar.
Former winner suffers heartbreak after crashing out of front group with his best ride in years.
Mathieu van der Poel delivers Paris-Roubaix masterclass: 'We raced like juniors start to finish'
Professional cycling is pushing new boundaries across the globe. Teams and organizers have the planning down to a science, but how far is the limit?
From super-sized seat posts to XL frames, the peloton's giants see racing from a different point of view: 'I have a very good overview.'
German veteran predicts fireworks in the elite men's cyclocross worlds: 'My prediction is Van Aert.'
The German rider was the last winner on the Tour de France cobbles and he's hoping to repeat it in 2022.
The peloton will face nearly 20 kilometers of pavé as the GC riders take on their biggest challenge of the race so far.
A look back at the winners, losers and dramas from modern Tour stages over the pavé.
German veteran chasing form one race at a time with everything ‘direction Paris-Roubaix’ in return to Team DSM.
Here's what the pre-race favorites said at the start line in Harelbeke to open 'Flanders Week.'
Paris-Roubaix served up quite a few exciting tech talking points. Shoddy Dave walked the pits in Compiègne.
Paris-Roubaix runner-up Florian Vermeersch seems to have a lot in common with Tom Boonen, but he’s determined to focus on his own path.
Paris-Roubaix is James Startt's favorite race in the world, as it is capable of packing all of the action of the three-week Tour de France into a six-hour race.
Here's the latest on team selections and updates for Paris-Roubaix Femmes and Paris-Roubaix this weekend.
Dekenkolb previously rode for Team DSM from 2012 to 2016, while the team was under different title sponsorship.
Here's the news making headlines for Thursday, August 5.
Veteran German said he's 'not afraid' to race against rising new talents on cobbles.
Jens Debusschere got booted from the race for missing the time cut Wednesday after sacrificing himself for teammate in the mountains.
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Degenkolb, Jakobsen headline race as Belgian teams look to get the wheels turning after long racing hiatus.
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Belgian classics specialist Philippe Gilbert still dreams of winning Milano-Sanremo — it is cycling’s only monument that he has yet to win.
The veteran superstar quickly realized 'Remco' was the real deal and is now one of his biggest fans.
Degenkolb feels he still has more to give and relishes the opportunity to race with Philippe Gilbert in 'a real Belgian team.'
German sprinter sees few pure sprint opportunities in 2020 Tour's unconventional parcours.
A brutal eight days of racing has trimmed the GC field to a foursome and left a weary peloton in its wake
German ace promises to work with Gilbert and Ewan as the Belgian team loads up on veteran talent
Two more Americans are confirmed for the Vuelta as Trek-Segafredo brings a team packed with stage-hunters
Nairo Quintana, Vincenzo Nibali, and Tom Dumoulin are just a few of the big names that will switch teams after 2019.
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2018 stage winner John Degenkolb suggests he won't be selected for the Tour de France, as Trek-Segafredo focuses on Richie Porte's GC ambitions
Three-time world champion Peter Sagan and a crop of other stars, including Van Avermaet, Stybar, Degenkolb, and Kristoff, are set to battle at this year's Paris-Roubaix.
Finally rediscovering his old form, Degenkolb might be in the picture at Tour of Flanders, especially given his team's recent show of strength.
Facing doubts about his team's classics chops, John Degenkolb delivers a solid second-place finish at Gent-Wevelgem, building confidence.
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Facing a €10,000 shortfall and imminent cancellation, the under-19 edition of Paris-Roubaix found itself a saviour in the form of Roubaix winner John Degenkolb, and in a legion of Roubaix fans. The race will go on.
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After a spring season that he calls the low point of his entire career, John Degenkolb's Tour stage was exactly what he needed.
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With smaller teams, tighter cut-off times, and short, explosive stages, Tour sprinters find themselves off the back.
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Words: John Wilcockson/Images: James Startt
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After three seasons of injuries and setbacks, John Degenkolb finally won a WorldTour race
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Trek-Segafredo rides Roubaix with two good options: former winner Degenkolb and Stuyven. Plus young Pedersen is peaking.
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Trek-Segafredo's John Degenkolb and Giacomo Nizzolo will miss Saturday's Milano-Sanremo.
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John Degenkold (Trek-Segafredo) captured his second win of the four-day Challenge Mallorca on Sunday at the Trofeo Palma.
John Degenkolb started his season on a high note, sprinting to victory in the Trofeo Campos, the first day of the Challenge Mallorca.
After two years of disappointing performances caused by training crash, Degenkolb ready to live up to his own high expectations.
John Degenkolb will resume training in two weeks following breathing problems that left him in hospital.
German one-day classics specialist John Degenkolb has been hospitalized with a breathing problem, Trek-Segafredo revealed on Friday.
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John Degenkolb appears to take a swing at Michael Matthews after a close sprint finish in Tour de France stage 16.
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After riding aggressively for much of Sunday's Tour of Flanders, Trek-Segafredo saw its chance at a podium evaporate on the Paterberg.
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John Degenkolb ready to keep fighting in the spring classics after his 2016 season was derailed by traumatic crash.
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The victory is the first WorldTour triumph for the 26-year-old Italian who rides for Bahrain-Merida.
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John Degenkolb out-foxes the pure sprinters on a windy day in Dubai to win stage 3 of the Dubai Tour.
Just to make it clear; John Degenkolb is sick and tired of talking about “the crash,” but ready to chat all night long about the classics.
John Degenkolb closes out a five-year run with Giant – Alpecin in Abu Dhabi excited for a fresh start with Trek – Segafredo