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Stage 4 - Tuft wins Tour de San Luis time trial | San Luis (ITT)2013-01-24 19.2km -
Stage 5 - Guevara wins stage 5 in San Luis | Juana Koslay - Carolina2013-01-25 169.8km -
Stage 7 - Diaz wins Tour de San Luis | San Luis - Juana Koslay2013-01-27 154.7km
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As it happened: GC riders and puncheurs battle on uphill finish at stage 13 of the Giro d’Italia
Riders set for a mainly flat 180km route starting from Rovigo in Italy's Veneto region -
Giro d'Italia: Mads Pedersen digs deep in uphill charge against Wout van Aert for stage 13 victory
Maglia rosa Isaac del Toro rockets to third in fast finish across Monte Berico -
Vuelta a Burgos Féminas: Mie Bjørndal Ottestad beats Marlen Reusser to stage 2 victory in two-up sprint
World champion Lotte Kopecky loses big time in hectic, attacking final run into Roa de Duero
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Memorial Day bike deals 2025: 10 great deals from the weekends sales
Save on Garmin computers and rear radar lights, Castelli clothing and more -
Grab a Memorial Day deal on the Garmin Edge 840 Solar GPS cycling computer – with $200 off at Walmart
The Garmin Edge 840 Solar is my top recommendation for a bike computer, featuring a touchscreen and solar charging, and at 37% off it could well be the best value model your money can buy -
USA Pro Road Championships: Alyssa Sarkisov and Enzo Edmonds win junior criterium titles
Sarkisov claims title in two-way sprint against Bridget Ciambotti while Enzo Hincapie takes men's runner up slot
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Maap Aeon LS Jersey review: Are high summer long sleeve jerseys a thing now?
Brilliant fit, clean aesthetics, and impeccable breathability means this is a long sleeve jersey I’d reach for even in high summer -
USA Pro Road Championships: Luke Fetzer and Cassidy Hickey earn U23 criterium national titles in Charleston
Long solo win for Hickey, while Fetzer claims title with dominant sprint -
Are race cancellations threatening the future of women's cycling?
The 2025 season has seen a fall in the number of lower-level race days, which undermines the pyramid and could threaten the very future of the sport. Owen Rogers investigates what's gone wrong
