Stephen Roche and the chase for cycling’s elusive ‘triple crown’
Only two men and one woman have achieved cycling's hardest treble. We asked Stephe Roche why it's so hard.
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Only two men and one woman have achieved cycling's hardest treble. We asked Stephe Roche why it's so hard.
Rising US star is hoping to maintain an underdog status, despite strong opening season as a professional.
British team unveils new primary sponsor less than two months after key backer unexpectedly dropped out.
The Australian is hoping for more leadership opportunities after moving to Trek-Segafredo for 2023.
The Australian former racer stepped back from cycling last year to focus on his health.
Belgian team builds out three leadout trains for 2023, with Biniam Girmay at the center of its sprinting ambitions.
Climbing ace Vine upsets the specialists while Brown confirms her status.
The growing gap between the WorldTour's haves and have-nots will shape the grand tour narrative in 2023.
Colombian star finds 'refuge' on South American team, with possible arrival of Nairo Quintana.
The 31-year-old moved to Nice, France at the start of his career. It was challenging at first, but he loves it now.
'We’re going to take on the top teams and try to win the biggest races in the world.' Can Carapaz change the game for US-based team?
Here's the news making headlines on Sunday, January 8.
Here's the news making headlines on Saturday, January 7.
Remco Evenepoel and Julian Alaphilippe sketch out ambition-laden early season as team confirms forthcoming six-part TV series.
'We want to continue and strengthen this long-term project.' Scandi squad appeals for additional three-year backing for men's and women's teams.
Analysis: Jumbo-Visma packs the firepower and experience to target grand tours and monuments, but can the team pull it off?
The top tier of women's cycling has a full complement of teams for the first time. VeloNews takes a look at the squads and examines their prospects for 2023.
Here's the news making headlines on Friday, January 9.
Kuss on his hopes of a return to the 2023 Tour de France: 'It would be cool to be part of that again.'
'Race to the Sun' returns to its highest point at the Col de la Couillole where Richie Porte won in 2017.
A look at all of the men's and women's WorldTour team kits unveiled so far.
Media reports suggest the Colombian will race with a third-tier national team in 2023.
British all-rounder insists there's plenty of room to race to win in the ever-deeper UAE Team Emirates.
Lotto Dstny and TotalEnergies see automatic invites alongside the 18 WorldTour teams.
With 30 events and 86 race days across three continents, the Women's WorldTour is bigger than ever.
The New Zealander says that his sister Niamh was a big source of inspiration and motivation during lengthy rehab.
Supplier switches between SRAM, Shimano, Campagnolo for Jumbo-Visma and UAE Emirates to be put under microscope in curtain-raising races.
The 31-year-old was one of the top U.S. domestic pros during the past decade, with a big win at the Colorado Classic.
The Australian is looking to put challenging seasons behind her after trouble with iliac artery endofibrosis.
Giro d'Italia, Il Lombardia, world title defense highlight ambitions across rainbow jersey season.
US pro on Team DSM is carrying some hard-earned lessons into 2023.
Manager Brent Copeland says team won't change the way it races, despite scraping through relegation battle in 2022.
Californian Hagens Berman Axeon graduate ends career after spending time with EF Education First, Qhubeka-Assos.
Off-grid predictions for the men's road calendar, including unlikely Paris-Roubaix heroes, Giro d'Italia subplots, an American uprising at the Tour de France.
The king of the Tour de France’s green jersey may be at a crossroads in his career.
Women's cycling is almost unrecognizable after almost a decade of rapid development, but now the next chapter begins.
Dejonckheere was the longtime director of USA Cycling's U23 development program in Belgium.
Here's what's making headlines on Thursday, December 29.
The Colorado native is moving on from professional road racing after spending his entire career with the team.
US crit champion rode with the WorldTour squad as part of an annual program for promising young riders.
Procedure will ease breathing for the 2019 Tour de France champion ahead of his season debut.
'Froome at his best, or Pogačar, these guys are psychological beasts.' Porte looks back on life in high-pressure, data-driven peloton.
Here's a look at the Nalini-produced outfits for Girmay, Costa, Van der Hoorn and Co. as they look to back up stunner 2022 season.
Vingegaard anticipates new approach for Tour de France defense after blowing Pogačar out of yellow with haymaker attacks this summer.
'It was time to go to the repair shop.' Contador posts video swathed in bandage after procedure to remove non-cancerous lumps.
World road title, Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix top priorities as Jumbo-Visma star confirms 2023 road calendar.
With awards for best male and North American male, to 'WTF' of the year and surprise of the year – VN dishes out the biggest prizes of 2022.
UPDATED: Heulot, who wore the yellow jersey during the 1996 Tour de France, is confirmed as new team CEO.
The team was left with a financial deficit after sponsor Le Col pulled out last month.
More riders will contribute to a team's points hauls in key changes for the 2023 season.
Belgian star asks fans to respect his privacy as profile continues to rise.
The American hopes that she can use her cyclocross season to get off to a flying start on the road.
Officials say the team roster is full with 29 riders, putting a damper on rumors of the arrival of Nairo Quintana.
Canadian Olympian Svein Tuft and former United Healthcare director Sebastian Alexandre will lead the NCL's two in-house squads, the Denver Disruptors and Miami Nights.
Team reveals leadership roles for the first two grand tours of the season.
The upscale heritage and culture destination in northwest Saudi Arabia steps up as second naming rights partner on a three-year deal.
Annemiek Van Vleuten and Enric Mas move centerstage for Movistar in 2023.
Following the sacking of Miguel Ángel López from Astana-Qazaqstan, Dombrowski would be willing to ride for GC, but the American wants to keep stage hunting.
Reigning world champion to debut season at same race where he started his pro career in 2019.
Belgian outfit Lotto Dstny will skip the Giro d'Italia for the first time in 20 years as it plots to optimize UCI points haul.
The German, who retired in August, will take the helm at the one-day race in Stuttgart, Germany.
Sources confirm to VeloNews that both riders joined the team camp in Spain on Monday.
Three-year deal sees arrival of BetCity, one of the Netherlands' largest online gaming and betting platforms.
Veteran Luis Ángel Maté also stays on for next season with riders move up from development squad.
Adam Yates, Lucinda Brand, and Mads Pedersen tell VeloNews why the Alicante region of Spain is so good for winter training camps.
Quick-Step saw cobblestone disasters tempered by Evenepoel's exploits in 2022. Can it bring classics redemption and Giro glory in 2023?
Brit Alex Morrice and Italian Luca Vergallito top the competition in seventh Zwift Academy and earn pro contacts for 2023.
Here's the news making headlines on Saturday, December 17.
Gazzetta dello Sport reports Sunday that Tour de France sprint ace signs up with Astana for 2023.
Last year's blue and white design is out for the recently relegated men's team.
The team hasn't strayed too far from its past designs.
The three-time U.S. national champion says that wearing the stars and stripes in Europe is 'representative of the cyclocross culture I come from.'
Beal is joined by several other professional athletes in backing the fledgling cycling league.
Arrival of Richard Carapaz has potential to transform the team after sicknesses and the relegation battle overshadowed a 2022 short of success.
The Dane says that it will be hard to beat his 'best season' ever in 2023 as he aims to complete grand tour stage win collection at Giro d'Italia.
The team has kept the color fade but changed up the colors.
B&B Hotels rider Pierre Rolland forced to retire, top stars scrambling for contracts in wake of sudden demise of Pineau's project.
The Vuelta a España podium finisher says that technology and information is helping young riders beat more experienced rivals.
The sprinter is still without a contract after the late collapse of the B&B Hotel team.
Slovenian says he doesn't know how long he will continue to race after turning pro at a young age.