Does Patrick Lefevere’s recent sprinter rhetoric spell the end for Mark Cavendish at QuickStep?
Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl boss is playing the waiting game in the transfer market and time is on his side.
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Gallery: Stetina’s Paydirt
After a two-year hiatus due to pandemic and wildfire, the Carson City event debuts with a women's-only payout
João Almeida: Finishing on the Giro d’Italia podium would ‘be like a victory for me’
The Portuguese rider believes that Mikel Landa will be the most dangerous rider in the third week and that the Mortirolo descent will 'blow up' the race.
Mike Landa: ‘I want to finish as high as possible on Giro d’Italia podium’
Spanish climber believes that the longer ascents and higher altitudes of the Giro’s third week will play to his advantage in the battle for the pink jersey.
Jai Hindley on his Giro d’Italia ambitions: ‘I’m not here to put socks on centipedes’
Newly confident Australian aims at the top step in this year's race.
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Lambie takes us inside his experiences in this wide-ranging interview.
Tayler Wiles to undergo surgery for iliac artery endofibrosis
Trek-Segafredo rider will have surgery June 8 for the condition that often affects high-level endurance athletes.
Moriah Wilson murder suspect remains at large as search continues
U.S. Marshals officials confirmed Monday to VeloNews that the search continues for Kaitlin Marie Armstrong.
Richard Carapaz: ‘I feel even better than I did in 2019’ Giro d’Italia
Ineos Grenadiers has won three of the past four pink jerseys, and is now in pole position to win another one.
Giro d’Italia: High temperatures and ‘Hannibal’ heat to make way for rain in final week
The Giro d'Italia riders have been baking under high temperatures for the last two weeks, but they'll have to face the rain in the final week.
Ex-Gazprom-Rusvelo riders make their case to return to racing
CPA and officials press the UCI to find a solution for the riders and unveil a blue bracelet to raise awareness.
Guillaume Martin enjoys his come back to form at Giro d’Italia
Guillaume Martin’s yo-yoing Giro took an upward turn on Sunday’s stage to Cogne, where he managed to boost himself back into the top 10 and regain confidence going into the final week.
Joe Martin Stage Race: Bryan Gomez wins in photo finish
Wildlife Generation cleans up after four days, going 1-2 in the overall, landing two stage wins, and taking home the green jersey and teams classifcation.
Joe Martin Stage Race: Coles-Lyster steals victory on final day in Arkansas
Emma Langley secures overall after four days of racing.
Giulio Ciccone knocks back his critics with Giro d’Italia win in the mountains
After more than two years without a victory, Giulio Ciccone bounced back in the best way with a win in the mountains that also extended Trek-Segafredo’s run of success at the Giro.
Dan Martin’s Giro d’Italia analysis: Beware those sleeper stages in a race that’s wide open
Carapaz has the strongest team but Bora and Bahrain have cards to play, and Almeida remains a threat.
Vincenzo Nibali is determined to ‘leave a mark’ in his last Giro d’Italia
'Maybe I arrived at the Giro d'Italia a little behind the others but not too far,' says veteran rider.
Giro d’Italia: Hugh Carthy disappointed but hopeful his fortunes are ‘turning around’ after stage 15 breakaway
Carthy turns his goals to stage wins after dropping out of GC contention.
Tightly coiled GC pack leaves Giro d’Italia poised for final week thriller
Four riders within 1:01 of pink jersey Richard Carapaz sets the scene for a scintillating third week through the high mountains.
Video: Giro d’Italia stage 15 race highlights
It was a day for the break as the GC riders saved their legs for the final week of the Giro d'Italia.
Jai Hindley: ‘There were a lot of tired bodies out there’ during Giro d’Italia stage 15
Bora-Hansgrohe rider says the peloton was feeling the pain after a tough day out in Turin on Saturday.
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Giro d’Italia preview: No clear favorite in wide-open edition
From Budapest to Verona, here are the pink jersey favorites, the key stages, the traps and opportunities to open the 2022 grand tour racing season.
Pink jerseys, big mountains, bigger drama, the “big start” in Budapest, and late spring blizzards, what’s not to love about the Giro d’Italia?
The 2022 grand tour racing season opens in Budapest on May 6 and ends in Verona on May 29, a three-week odyssey that will push the peloton to its collective limits.
In between are two time trials, a few big transfers, a sprinkling of sprint stages, and plenty of mountains.
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With its trademark accent on a brutally harsh final week of climbing in northern Italy, the 105th edition of the corsa rosa promises to deliver as it always does with intense, sometimes unpredictable racing across 21 stages.
