Women

After Orica rider Tiffany Cromwell won Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, the Aussie rider spoke with Rupert Guinness of The Sydney Morning Herald

Global Cycling Network's weekly news show looks back at Saturday's classics opener and interviews women's winner Tiffany Cromwell

Hammer wins second title of 2013 track worlds on the event's closing day

Cromwell tops Guarnier out of breakaway

Lake addresses hard-to-fit feet with top-of-the-line carbon-soled mountain bike shoe

Like many top-level female racers, Chloe Hosking is working her way through school in the saddle

Olympic champion Nicole Cooke writes in a blog post about her start as a young rider and fending off the sport's dark side

Olympic champion Nicole Cooke hung up her cleats on Monday and took aim at the sport's unequal treatment of men and women, and doping

European 'cross champion Helen Wyman says the U.S. deserves to host cyclocross worlds

NRC champion Carmen Small has leveraged years of teamwork and a season as a domestic leader into a European ride with Specialized-lululemon

The dominant Dutchwoman nearly swept our women's awards, an indicator of her merits as the world's top rider in 2012

With few international results, the Luna rider will start shy of the front row at 'cross worlds, and is hoping for a slow start.

Evelyn Stevens is Velo's North American Woman and International Women's Climber of the Year

Kristin Armstrong is our International Women's Time Trialist of the Year

The Dutch ProTeam will ride under the Blanco name as it searches for new sponsorship

Specialized owner Kristy Scrymgeour is driven to eliminate the financial uncertainty that forced her out of the sport

Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies is our Best Men's — and Women's — Domestic Team, while Jade Wilcoxson is our Breakthrough Rider of the Year

Georgia Gould is our North American MTB Woman of the Year

Nino Schurter and Julie Bresset are our International MTB man and woman of the Year

Telenet-Fidea's Amy Dombroski is confident of earning a selection to 'cross worlds in Louisville in February

Katie Compton is our North American Cyclocross Woman of the Year

Young American Tayler Wiles joins Evelyn Stevens and company in Faro for the opening team camp of 2013

Louis Garneau Course women's apparel is a lightweight, breathable line of kit, although breathability in this case means translucency

Orica-AIS announces its 2013 roster, which includes Swedish team leader Emma Johansson

Exergy Twenty12 manager Nicola Cranmer reflects on the appointment of Tracey Gaudry to the UCI's top committee

From novelty shoe covers to charity donations, Emily Zinn runs through top gifts for riding women this holiday season

Orica-AIS signs Korean national champion Sungeun Gu, the first-ever female Korean professional cyclist to join the European ranks

Women will race alongside men at the 2013 U.S. pro road nationals, while U23 women will contest their own event at elite nationals

British Olympic track champions are a few of the key signings for the new, Wiggins-backed DTPC Honda Pro Cycling women's team

Emma Pooley has decided to stay in the sport, joining Bigla Sport for 2013. She plans to continue her Ph.D. studies in the offseasons

Logan VonBokel shoots women's cyclocross bikes at the USGP in Fort Collins, Colorado

Top women's team bosses urge separation from men's cycling for the women's peloton

Pearl Izumi and Gore bring to market ladies' bib shorts designed to level the playing field on nature breaks

Judy Freeman is off and riding for the high life on an excursion to China for the Guiyang International Invitational Tournament

Emma Pooly, turning her attention to her Ph.D. studies, looks set to take a break — if not retire — after her worlds disappointment

Tibco-To the Top turns to the European experience of Hausler, Blaak and Olds to bolster its ranks for the 2013 season

The first women's-specific full-suspension 29er from Giant is a competitive bike at a competitive price

Katie Compton and Ryan Trebon headline the cyclocross transfers in North American for 2012-13, but a number of riders have made moves

Evelyn Stevens went into the nine-day Route de France on a back foot and left with two feet on the top step of the podium

Defending Olympic champ Armstrong heads the list of women's time trial gold medal hopefuls after jumping a succession of hurdles since Beijing

Spain-based American sprinter says that making the Olympic team is satisfying, but she is capable of medaling

Australian Tiffany Cromwell went on a solo ride for over 100km during stage 5 of the 2012 Giro Donne

Vos uses wild downhill attack to ride back into pink in the women's Tour of Italy

August event will coincide with USA Pro Cycling Challenge in Colorado

Lechance laps field with five-man break, takes sprint at inaugural Lake Bluff crit near Chicago; Gorry wins women's

Amber Neben checks in after her Specialized-lululemon team taught stage-racing class at the Exergy Tour over Memorial Day weekend

1. Claudia Häusler, Greenedge-AIS, in 2:04:08 2. Evelyn Stevens, Team Specialized-Lululemon, at s.t. 3. Jasmin Glaesser, Canadian National Team, at 0:00:55 4. Carmen Small, Optum Pro Cycling P/b Kelly Benefit Strategies, at s.t. 5. Megan Guarnier, Team Tibco - To The Top, at s.t.

Cycling legends were in front of and behind the curtain at the inaugural Exergy Tour

Images from stage 3 of the 2012 Exergy Tour

1. Ina-Yoko Teutenberg, Team Specialized-lululemon, in 2:29:23 2. Leah Kirchmann, Optum Pro Cycling-Kelly Benefit Strategies, at s.t. 3. Megan Guarnier, Team Tibco-To The Top, at s.t. 4. Inga Cilvinaite, Diadora-Pasta Zara, at s.t. 5. Claudia Hausler, Greenedge-AIS, at s.t.

German makes it two stages in two days for Specialized-lululemon

1. Amber NEBEN, SLU, in 21:37 2. Evelyn STEVENS, SLU, at 15 3. Clara HUGHES, SLU, at 20 4. Shara GILLOW, GEW, at 29 5. Gillian CARLETON, CAN, at 31

Images from stage 2 of the 2012 Exergy Tour, through the lens of John Pierce

Neben, Stevens, Hughes sweep Exergy Tour TT Saturday, and sit atop the overall standings as well heading into Sunday's stage 3

Gallery: Behind the scenes prior to the start of the Exergy Tour 2012 stage 2 as seen through the lens of Axie Navas

Exergy Tour 2012 stage 1 through the lens of John Pierce, PhotoSport International

1. Theresa Cliff-Ryan, Exergy Twenty12 at 3:16:08 2. Ina Yoko Teutenberg, Team Specialized-lululemon at s.t. 3. Rochelle Gilmore, Faren Honda Team at s.t. 4. Leah Kirchmann, Optum Pro Cycling p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies at s.t. 5. Alison Powers, NOW and Novartis for MS at s.t.

Cliff-Ryan delivers much-needed stage win after team captain Kristin Armstrong's race-ending prologue crash

Behind the scenes before the start of stage 1 of the Exergy Tour through the lens of Axie Navas

Images from the prologue of the 2012 Exergy Tour, through the lens of John Pierce

Tara Whitten wins by a hair, as Canadian riders sweep top three spots in Thursday's opening prologue at Exergy Tour

Images from the start of the Exergy Tour prologue

With the Exergy Tour kicking off in Boise, we go to the archives to revive the story of the last HP Women's Challenge, in 2003

The Exergy Development Group has supported women’s cycling in a big way with the new Exergy Tour, but is the new energy sustainable?

Team missing time trial bikes, spare bikes and race wheels after early morning break-in

Ten years after the last HP Women's Challenge, the Olympic champ returns to Boise to fight for UCI points, $100,000 prize purse

U.S. squad sweeps Quebec UCI races ahead of the Exergy Tour

Olympic champ Kristin Armstrong tops all comers in the Bakersfield women’s TT at the Amgen Tour

For the first time, starting in 2013, men and women will share one stage for nationals

Startlist for the 2012 Exergy Tour

UHC left no doubt when it delivered Clarke to victory at the Presbyterian Hospital Criterium, but Wangsgard was the surprise of the night

Giant Bicycles has upped the 29er ante with the introduction of Anthem X Advanced carbon/aluminum 29er and all-aluminum women's Anthem X 29er models

A Talk with Exergy-Twenty12 Pro Kristin McGrath

Victoria Pendleton and Jess Varnish produced two world record-winning performances for Britain Friday