World Champ Michal Kwiatkowski wins Amstel Gold Race
Etixx – Quick-Step rider Michal Kwiatkowski achieved one of his main objectives, winning the first Ardennes Classic of his career on Sunday.
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Sep Vanmarcke gets custom Bianchi for Classics campaign
Bianchi developed a customized Infinito CV for Team LottoNL-Jumbo’s Sep Vanmarcke to lead another charge to the cobbled Classics in Northern Europe.
Pinarello and Jaguar partner for game-changing cobbles bike
Jaguar has deepened its Innovation Partnership with Team Sky by partnering with Pinarello to engineer the world’s first bespoke bicycle for the cobbles of the Spring classics.
Alberto Contador receives customized Specialized S-Works Tarmac AC’15
Sure, he’s committed to riding with Tinkoff-Saxo through 2016, so that’s likely a couple million more dollars in the bank, but the really cool part is a signature new frame from bike sponsor Specialized.
Pro Cycling Returns to Reading with UCI 1.2 Reading 120
Reading 120 to ignite the city as pro cycling returns in September.
USA Cycling names 2015 Pan Am Continental Mountain Bike Championships Team
USA Cycling announced the 20 member team for the 2015 Pan Am Continental MTB Championships, held March 25-29 in Cota, Colombia.
Today in Pro Cycling News: February 4th, 2015
In today’s pro cycling news, Mark Cavendish nabs first 2015 win, Bianchi partners with Colavita, and wins for Kris Boeckmans and Scott Ambrose.
Jill Kintner and Bryn Atkinson return to Sombrio family
Sombrio announced today that world-class mountain bike racers and former brand athletes Jill Kintner and Bryn Atkinson will return to the Sombrio Cartel in 2015.
Today in Pro Cycling News: January 20, 2015
In today’s pro cycling news, results from Tour Down Under, World Tour invite for Team Novo Nordisk, new cars for Tinkoff-Saxo and more…
Cycling Product News: January 14th, 2015
In today’s cycling product news roundup: COBI blows away Kickstarter goal, Vittoria does neutral support for LdtL, Gaerne supports Unieuro Wilier, Tinkoff-Saxo dons Oakley and Phillipe Gilbert puts Fizik on his feet.