The agony of an early season team time trial
Some riders are nearing peak form. Others are still building. Plus, there are new transfers for 2019. All this adds up to make the UAE Tour TTT a vexing puzzle.
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New summit finish lures climbers to UAE Tour
Inclusion of 20km Jebel Jais climb lures grand tour contenders as event look to become entrenched in WorldTour calendar.
Commentary: How Red Hook can return
Without Red Hook Criterium in 2019, the fixed-gear scene is missing an important beacon for mainstream media attention and growth.
Trek-Segafredo women target Flemish classics
In its debut season, the Trek-Segafredo women's team is aiming to win big on the cobblestones this spring.
Red Hook Criterium cancels 2019 races
Race series founder and owner David Trimble says higher costs forced him to temporarily suspend the events.
Commentary: An inside look at Geraint Thomas’s new book
Published this week in America, Geraint Thomas's new book takes readers inside the Tour. Here are three interesting points we learned from "The Tour According to G."
Here’s how America’s MTB racers will qualify for the 2020 Olympics
USA Cycling releases its Olympic qualification standards for the Tokyo Olympics.
Four conclusions about the 2019 Tour of California
The 2019 Tour of California route is dominated by Mount Baldy on the penultimate day, but there are plenty of other intriguing storylines to follow.
Commentary: Lessons pro cycling should learn from the Iljo Keisse affair
There are four key lessons to take away from the incident in Argentina, where Deceuninck-Quick-Step rider Iljo Keisse harassed a local woman.
NICA looks for new president as McInerny departs
Since 2012, McInerny has guided the explosive growth of the high school mountain bike association.