Dan Wuori

Robin Carpenter and Ruth Winder won the first event of the USA Cycling Pro Road Tour, the Joe Martin Stage Race, over the weekend.

Gregory Daniel decided to "test his legs" on the final climb of the U.S. Pro national championship road race. It worked out.

Taylor Phinney's philosophy on bike racing has changed after his 2014 crash, which comes with both benefits and challenges.

Kristen Armstrong is trying to eliminate any doubts about whether she should be selected for the U.S. Rio Olympic team at nationals.

Two years after a crash at nationals nearly ended his career, Taylor Phinney will compete for the stars and stripes this weekend.

Cylance Pro Cycling’s Kathryn Bertine has been hospitalized in La Paz, Mexico following a horrific crash Sunday at the Vuelta Feminil Internacional.

Carmen Small will guest ride for the Elbowz team in the North Star Grand Prix, which will be her first time racing a men's NRC event

The 30-year-old wins his second U.S. road championship, finishing in solo fashion ahead of a pair of chasers

After winning Strade Bianche in March, Guarnier's second national title also brings a spot at Richmond worlds in September

Pressed to name favorites for Monday's U.S. pro road championships, most would begin with two teams: Boels-Dolmans and Cannondale-Garmin

Andrew Talansky says it will be an honor to wear the U.S. champion's colors at the start of the Tour de France

Kristin Armstrong wins the 2015 women's national time trial title, earning the final available place in the Richmond worlds ITT squad

26-year-old Andrew Talansky earned himself a year in the American TT champion's jersey, while his teammate Ben King took runner-up honors

Olympic gold medalist and former world champion Kristin Armstrong takes national time trial title in Chattanooga

Kristin Armstrong hopes to earn a ticket to the Rio Olympics with a national championship title in Saturday's time trial in Chattanooga

Even as defending champ, Eric Marcotte says he'll be team player at nationals this weekend, but he's ready to make the most of opportunity

Dan Wuori decides to start yelling at cyclists — but not the epithets we usually endure. Instead, he finds a creative way to spread love

Dan Wuori implores UCI president Brian Cookson to make professional cycling the sporting world’s most inhospitable place for cheaters

In his column, "At the back" from the October issue of Velo, Dan Wuori remembers one of cycling's ultimate fans, Robin Williams

The Chattanooga newspaper publishes photos and witnesses' accounts from the crash that left Phinney hospitalized

Marcotte, who led SmartStop to a one-two finish in Chattanooga, thinks the competition may have underestimated his team

Despite adding a whole new set of responsibilities to her program, time-trial champ Small is in Chattanooga to give it her all

Taylor Phinney is seeking history this weekend in the time trial and the road race at the U.S. championships

The 26-year-old lost his job when SpiderTech Cycling folded last fall; he only joined Optum in June

A broadcast miscue reportedly triggers what one witness described as a profanity-laced tirade directed at BMC staff

Racing at the USA Pro Challenge, Talansky says he's learned a lot and hopes to bring his racing to the next level

Three of the top-five riders in the GC after the first two stages are 23 years old or younger

The BMC rider has finished third and second — now van Garderen wants to win the USA Pro Challenge

UnitedHealthcare has honed its teamwork in crits, and Reijnen hopes it translates to red, white and blue in Chattanooga

The lone American on Marianne Vos' Rabobank-Liv Giant team, Guarnier will have to race smart in the absence of teammates

Zirbel and Small open the weekend's racing with victories in the race against the clock

The Bookwalters say sharing a profession helps make their personal lives run a little more smoothly

39-year-old retiree George Hincapie now runs a developmental cycling team with his brother, Rich

Bissell's Phil Gaimon doesn’t recall the accident that landed him in a hospital, but the support he received is something he’ll never forget

Giro chief Michele Acquarone says he wants to make cycling more popular and profitable for all concerned

In Tennessee to visit a Nissan plant, the German strongman says USADA's inquiry into the team boss had become a distraction