Is the Tour of Languedoc Roussillon cancelled?
The French stage race cancelled the day before it's due to start - or maybe not, no one knows, including the organisers...
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Pressure, anorexia, doubt - Marianne Vos opens up
Pressure, anorexia and doubt - Marianne Vos opens up in new book
Party Invites are here. Who's going to De Ronde?
26 teams. 7 of them Wild Card invites. These are the teams that will race the Tour of Flanders.
Paolini gets it in Gent
Big win in Gent for the long time lieutenant and his Katusha team.
Making Room for Katusha: UCI & Organizers Talk
Katusha is back in the World Tour fold and the UCI now has 19 teams to deal with rather than the previous format of 18. How are race organizers adapting to this new regulatory reality?
RCS Sport Revives Giro del Lazio as Roma Maxima
RCS Sport, the owner and organizer of the Giro d'Italia, Tirreno Adriatico, and Strade Bianche, announced the revival of a classic Italian one-day race, the Roma Maxima. The race revives the old Giro del Lazio and will run Sunday, March 3.
2013 Tour of California Finds Some New Climbs
Along with a change in direction, running for the first time south-north, the Amgen Tour of California will bring two exciting new summit finishes into the 2013 edition of the race. Stage details and analysis inside!
Talent Lottery at FDJ
Will we see a french team dominate throughout a season? Can FDJ be that team?
Offseason Capsule: The New Euskaltel Generation
Just when you think doping has killed cycling, in come several more big sponsors. Just when you think the Muur is the most sacred road in the sport, it's out of Flanders. Just when you think the...
Tour of Utah Announces Major Route Changes in 2013
Departing from tradition, the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah is heading south for its early stages, showcasing new parts of the state. Word on the street is there are lots of pretty rocks along the route.
Wildcard Wednesday
Wildcards, wildcards, get your wildcards here! If you wanna race bikes this spring get your wildcards here! If you're not on the list that's just bad luck for you. Let's say you got "katusha-ed"-
Katusha: No license for you!
The UCI today announced the last lucky winners in the big World Tour license lottery.Argos-Shimano are in as are Garmin, Lotto-Belisol, Radioshack, Francaise de Jeux & Saxo-Tinkoff . Katusha are the unlucky losers for so far unknown reasons.
Lemond to run for UCI Presidency?
The Change Cycling Now campaign has called on Greg Lemond to challenge Pat McQuaid for presidency of the UCI. Could he make it? And has the time come for such a drastic change?
Armitstead on British Cycling - and Vos on the UCI
Marianne Vos and Lizzie Armitstead were all over the news before this Sunday's track Revolution. Read their thoughts on British Cycling, the UCI, and how much they both love cycling - and find out how to watch the Revolution this week!
California Dreaming: 2013 Tour of California Route
The May stage race reverses direction and switches summit finishes. What else is in store for 2013?
Lance Armstrong out from Nike, Livestrong
A week after the U.S. Doping Agency released a report rallying against Lance Armstrong, the cancer survivor stepped down as chairman of Livestrong and was dropped as an endorser by Nike.
Analysis: USADA's Armstrong Decision
Evidence implicates Armstrong in doping, sheds light on team-wide doping system.
Team Spidertech Suspends Racing in 2013
Team Spidertech - the upstart professional continental team based out of Canada that had been making large strides towards becoming competitive in the highest level of racing - announced earlier today that it was suspending racing for 2013
USADA Releases Details of Armstrong Case
Tthe US Anti-Doping Agency released to the public details of its case against Lance Armstrong and four other members of the US Postal cycling team, finally shedding light on the evidence it deemed sufficient to hand a lifetime ban to Armstrong.
Fast finishing Kazakh takes rainbow jersey
Despite the inclusion of the legendary Cauberg climb two kilometers from the finish, the Under-23 Elite Men's Road Race finished in a sprint with Alexey Lutsenko prevailing over Bryan Coquard.
