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RCS Sport makes late decision to reduce team sizes by one rider, angering staffers.

The new unpublished route omits nearly the entire Liguria section from the race, traveling inland away from the coast.

‘He broke two ribs, a leg, and his collarbone, but is not in a critical condition,’ said the Polish race director.

A motorcyclist not affiliated with the race collided with a van blocking the racecourse.

Young Belgian amateur rider dies of heart failure after crashing at Wortegem-Petegem.

Schachmann survives late attack from second-place Benoot to take overall, Quintana takes stage atop La Colmiane climb.

German national champion takes opening stage from four-up sprint after gritty day of classics-style racing.

James Startt was on hand in the Rhone River Valley, to capture the action at two French one-day races considered to be warm-ups for Paris-Nice.

Kasper Asgreen attacked solo in the final kilometers to win Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne in thrilling fashion.

Pogačar managed to regain six seconds on Yates as a result of a time bonus for the stage win.

The 25-year-old is the most experienced racer in a young and talented women's team, taking silver in her first of five events in Berlin.

The Dutch sprint star came around Gaviria and Ackermann during the closing meters, in a chaotic battle to the line.

Yates took the stage by just over a minute ahead of Tadej Pogačar, and now leads Pogačar in the general classification.

The Australian sprint star patiently waited before attacking in the closing meters, on a double-digit grade to the line.

Americans Leah Thomas and Katie Hall finished 1-2 in the final stage at Setmana Ciclista Valenciana as Anna van der Breggen won the overall.

Budding Belgian superstar Remco Evenepoel won his second stage race of 2020 after beating back Rohan Dennis in the final time trial

Dylan Teuns won the final individual time trial as Jakob Fuglsang defended his lead in the GC to win the overall.

German sprinter Pascal Ackermann won the opening stage of the UAE Tour in Dubai after a chaotic push to the line.

Colombian takes first win in nearly a year, but cannot shake the young Belgian star in final mountain showdown

Australian Jack Haig tops Jakob Fuglsang and Mikel Landa in Granada to win the fourth stage. Fuglsang maintains his lead in the overall.

EF Pro Cycling wrap up dominant week with three riders on an all-Latin American podium and three stage wins.

Molano takes third win of week, with American pair McCabe and Joyce finishing just outside the podium slots.

The Superprestige series finished in Middelkerke Saturday, with Alvarado and Sweeck both sealing the overall with final round victories.

Ecuadoran Jonathan Caicedo, slots into the lead of the general classification.

Pogacar wins debut race of the season, keeping the momentum rolling after closing out 2019 on the podium of the Vuelta a Espana.

Van Aert took emotional victory at DVV Krawatencross Saturday while Sunday's Superprestige Merksplas race was canceled due to storms

Young talents shine at Jayco Herald Sun Tour, with 23-year-old Hindley crowned overall champion and 21-year-old Groves winner of final stage.

Young Slovenian attacked with five kilometers to go to put himself into overall lead with one stage remaining.

Bauhaus held off Bouhanni in heated final sprint finish to deny the Frenchman both the stage and the GC honors.

Hindley wins key climbing stage to take 10-second GC lead with one stage remaining.

Haig slots into the overall lead, ahead of Pogačar, with Valverde in third.

Bouhanni takes two-second lead on GC with one stage remaining.

Hindley retains overall lead, Powless fourth at 23 seconds back ahead of Saturday's GC showdown

The 21-year-old racing for UAE-Emirates, launched a last-minute attack to come around the favored Spaniard.

Bahaus nets victory for his team after they had been denied in both previous stages.

Hindley tops an all-Australian podium at Falls Creek.

Jumbo-Visma's star sprinter Dylan Groenewegen wins the opening stage ahead of Fabio Jakobsen of Deceuninck-Quick Step.

Dainese takes debut WorldTour win, Sierra scoops sprint after crosswinds split the pack.

Rui Costa nets victory in opening stage of new second-tier race.

The 2019 Tour de France winner crashed, chased back onto the lead group and sprinted to second place, ahead of Daniel Martinez.

Evenepoel gets season packed with ambition off with a bang, Gaviria shows early-season promise after disappointing 2019.

Kamp, Norbert-Riberolle, Nys, Van Anrooij new world champions in junior and U23 races.

Van der Poel rode clear in opening minute of the race to defend rainbow jersey, Pidcock took second, Aerts third.

Stybar outfoxes sprinters while his Quick-Step teammate Evenepoel retains leader's jersey with one stage remaining.

Deceuninck-Quick-Step keep the wins coming with Devenyns after star sprinter Bennett is dropped in scintillating one-day race

Alvarado tops an all-Dutch podium to take emotional win, Compton finishes fourth after long solo chase.

The budding Sunweb star avoided a late crash and held off chasing favorites to win the 2020 WorldTour season opener

Evenepoel hangs on to race lead after being distanced in crosswinds, McNulty shows promise with aggressive performance in his debut WorldTour summit finish.

An expanded Cyclocross World Cup series, rider safety regulations, and outsourcing doping controls to an international agency, came from a two-day meeting of the UCI Management Committee.

Men's race is van der Poel's to lose, Cant will look to defend against dominant Dutch team. Americans Munro and Gunsalus go into first-ever women's junior race with strong chances.

Colombian capitalizes on perfect leadout to take second win of week, Evenepoel retains GC lead.

Evenepoel takes commanding victory over Ganna and Sevilla in 15.5km time trial.

Citing stomach troubles, the Frenchman withdrew before the start of Tuesday's time trial.

Gaviria takes stage win and overall lead with unmatchable sprint.

Sunny skies, ideal temperatures, and lots of fat tire fun marked the 5th annual Borealis Fat Bike World Championship, which went down last weekend in Crested Butte, Colorado. This year’s trimmed-down event kicked off with an evening of—occasionally treacherous—fat bike polo, on a closed down block of the famed ski town’s main drag, Elk Avenue. The following morning, festivities headed to the edge of town for the main event, which consisted of a 3-lap fun race, and 5-lap, very much tongue-in-cheek World Championship affair. Both events were contested on a 5-mile, packed-snow circuit that traced a clockwise loop around the valley floor between town and Mount Crested Butte. Here’s a look at some of the highlights.

The 2020 Tour of Hainan has been cancelled due to fears of coronavirus.

Evenepoel caught up in late-race crash but escapes time-losses after jury verdict.

Alvarado lost her World Cup lead in final-lap crash, Aerts secures overall with second-place in the race.

WorldTour rookie Matt Holmes survives from breakaway to out-kick Porte on Willunga, Impey cracks and falls off GC podium.

Nizzolo takes first win for team under leadership of Riis, Impey sets up final-stage showdown with Porte.

Ewan unstoppable in sprint finish, Impey pulls back 3 seconds on Porte's GC lead

Porte rode clear from a strong chase group at the bottom of final climb, takes first strike in battle for overall.

Ewan takes uphill sprint over Impey after avoiding crash in final kilometers .

Irishman claims victory in first race for Deceuninck-Quick-Step, outsprinting Jasper Philipsen and Erik Baska.

Van der Poel continues long unbeaten run on the fast, floodlit urban course in Diegem.

Van der Poel took third European title while Kastelijn dominated the race to take her first championship win on a boggy course in Italy.

World champion van der Poel was back on the top step in his first 'cross race of the season while Alvarado took her second win of the Superprestige series.

The first round of the DVV Trofee series got underway in Oudenaarde, with 777 dominating the women's and Iserbyt taking another win in the men's.

The third round of Superprestige saw Yara Kastelijn top a strong team performance and Eli Iserbyt continue to win with ease.

The Chinese race wrapped up with a sprint finish and overall victory for Enric Mas, the first stage race victory of the 24-year-old's career.