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What we can learn from how the pros eat during the Spring Classics
For many WorldTour riders, the Spring Classics period is the pinnacle of their season. Months of training, attention to detail with equip...
Classics stars play desert poker, size each other up
MUSCAT, Oman (CT) — Four thousand miles from Flanders, a handful of cycling's top classics riders gritted their teeth and dug deep to asc...
Gallery: Cobble season kicks off at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad
The 2018 European season officially kicked off at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad on February 24, where the women's peloton battled cold temperatur...
Q&A with Zdenek Stybar: Cobbled classics, the best day of his career, and when you’ll see him race cyclocross next
When Peter Sagan made it into the front group of the Olympic mountain-bike race earlier this month, road cycling fans marveled at seeing ...
Photo gallery: with yet another win in Gent-Wevelgem, Boels-Dolmans continues winning streak
The orange Boels-Dolmans team continued its domination of the UCI Women's WorldTour over the weekend with another win for Chantal Blaak. ...
Cycling therapy in Gent-Wevelgem, where Chantal Blaak claims her second Women's WorldTour win
It’s been a strange couple of days following the terrorist attacks around Brussels on Tuesday morning. While it was Belgium that was hit ...
Photo gallery: Despite bombings, racing continued in Belgium
When the peloton lined up in Tielt, Belgium this morning, the mood was dampened by yesterday's terrible events. And a minute of silence w...
Commentary: Why Tony Martin racing the cobbled classics changes everything
When three-time world time-trial champion Tony Martin announced last month that, for the first time in his career, he will focus on the c...
"What are you wearing?" - Chloe Hosking on dressing for cold rides
Chloe Hosking wrote her debut Ella column on one the questions she fields most frequently – "why do you ride?" Her second column tackles ...
Paris-Roubaix Backstage Pass
Paris-Roubaix, one of the hardest sporting events in the world. It was a fast race from the start with ORICA-GreenEDGE rider Stuart O'Gra...
Kristof Ramon shoots the cobbled classics
With Paris-Roubaix now behind us, the cobbled classics are done and dusted for another year. But before the cycling world turns its atten...
5 tips for riding cobbles by GreenEDGE
Want to be a hard man of cycling and one day compete in the Paris-Roubaix? Then join Mitch Docker and Fumy Beppu as they give you their t...
Chasing the Ronde
Most of you have probably never chased a bike race before trying to bring home the best photographs you can which will ultimately put foo...
Introducing The Classics
With two of the most spectacular one-day races of the season - the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix - taking place in the next 10 days,...
Reflections From The Semi-Classics
With the first major part of the season completed it's now a good time to reflect on everything that's happened. I've put together a phot...
Ghent Cycling Culture
I was once told that Ghent is the center of the cycling universe, but Melbourne is slowly taking over. While this is certainly debatable ...
News Shorts - 11th April, 2012
Last week's headlines in Pro Cycling news and what's coming up... Boonen puts his stamp on cycling; Classics stats; Monsieur Paris-Roubai...
News Shorts – Feb 22, 2012
Cycling is edging its way into the classics season with the Trofeo Laigueglia last weekend and Omloop Het Nieuwsblad this Saturday in Bel...
Why The Tour Down Under Is Important To Flanders?
The Tour Down Under is an early season favorite for most of the pros and spectators. However, there's more to it than beaches, sunshine, ...
Spring Classics or Grand Tours?
While sitting in the cafe after a ride on the weekend a group of mates and I were chatting about which is better - the Spring Classics or...