Remembering Ben Sonntag
Friends, teammates, and competitors remember Ben Sonntag, who died on Wednesday while training outside of Durango, Colorado.
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What riders say about The Mid South: “You can race the whole thing”
Riders like The Mid South because of the event's production and founder, and because the 100-mile course is short enough to actually race.
Commentary: Gianni Moscon has gone too far again
Gianni Moscon was back to his bullying ways on Sunday. The Italian threw a bicycle at Belgian rider Jens Debusschere in an incident that was caught on video.
What riders say about Dirty Kanza: ‘I went there kicking and screaming’
What do riders think about Dirty Kanza 200? The distance is intimidating, the crowds and ambiance are thrilling, and to win—that can change a rider's entire career.
Monuments of Gravel: Dirty Kanza 200
Dirty Kanza 200 was our only unanimous selection to the VeloNews Monuments of Gravel list, and it's easy to see why. The 200-mile race has become the most famous and prestigious gravel event on the planet.
Introducing the VeloNews Monuments of Gravel
We went in search of the Monuments of Gravel: the five gravel races that carry the most prestige to win. This week we will be rolling out stories around each race and why our panel of experts voted it onto the list.
VN Podcast: Nairo Quintana’s new French flair; saving the Beti Bike Bash
Nairo Quintana is turning heads with his new French team, Arkéa-Samsic. Plus, how did the Beti Bike Bash save itself from cancellation?
How America’s top female mountain bike racers are working together for Tokyo
In late 2019 America's top female MTB racers devised a plan to win the maximum three spots for the Tokyo Olympics. The plan meant Erin Huck, Lea Davison, Kate Courtney, and Chloe Woodruff would chase UCI points across the globe.
How Colin Strickland is blazing a new path through American pro cycling
Dirty Kanza winner Colin Strickland is not your average pro cyclist, as we found when we visited him in Austin in late 2019. Strickland's constant tinkering is pushing American pro cycling in a bold new direction.
Commentary: Five takeaways from Tour Colombia 2.1
The Tour Colombia 2.1 is the biggest race in the Western Hemisphere, even if you can't stream it online. Here are five takeaways from the 2020 edition of the race, which saw EF Pro Cycling battle against Egan Bernal and Team Ineos.