Rein Taaramae

Eight riders were not at the start Tuesday as stricter health measures and masking requirements are reintroduced to the Italian grand tour.

Estonian gives away 23 kilos of kit to local club in Rwanda on latest training camp.

A new training method for the two-time Giro stage winner.

Here's what Kenny Elissonde, Jasper Philipsen, and others said after the chaotic final kilometers of stage 5.

Kenny Elissonde takes over lead after late-race crash splits bunch with about 11km to go.

Race-leader Rein Taaramäe took a minor tumble at 2km to go, but held onto the overall.

Joe Dombrowski reads the tactics correctly but runs into a strong Rein Taaramäe.

Here's what Joe Dombrowski, Primož Roglič, and others said after finishing on the steep slopes of the Picón Blanco.

Taaramäe takes over race lead as Primož Roglič drops to third overall.

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For some riders at worlds, the opportunity to show off a flag that many fans may not recognize is one that doesn’t come around every day

The Estonia rider has enjoyed success this month and confirmed he is close to signing with two teams for next season.

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Rein Taaramäe finishes third on the final stage to take the overall title in 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.

Rein Taaramae started 2015 off on the right foot, winning the Vuelta Ciclista a Murcia for his new team Astana

Rein Taaramae's metal-wheeled climbing steed

White jersey Rein Taaramäe says he's a better time trialist than a climber

Jelle Vanendert saw Rodríguez's shift before the attack; Bart Wellens to return to racing May 6; Rein Taaramae out with broken elbow

Cobo, Klöden among top names for Friday’s start; American Jamis-Sutter Home team will make European debut

Cancellara's painful second place at Milan-San Remo, Valverde to take on Gilbert and Evans, Taaramae out with mono, Quintero: "Thank God I'm alive."

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Rein Taaramae, who's been close to big wins since turning pro in 2008, proved Saturday that youthful exuberance sometimes pays off. He bravely fought all the way to the line, losing David de la Fuente (Geox-TMC) in the final kilometers to solo home for the biggest win of his young, but promising career.

Rein Taaramae (Cofidis) rode alone to victory in stage 14 of the Vuelta a España as race leader Bradley Wiggins (Sky) and teammate Christopher Froome pummeled the other GC favorites on the final climb.