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Daniel Martin wins Liege-Bastogne-Liege
Liege-Bastogne-Liege 2013: Daniel Martin comes out on top after Garmin-Sharp play out the perfect tactical race
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'Our time will come': Cannondale-Drapac facing two years with no WorldTour win
American Cannondale-Drapac team haven't recorded a victory in cycling's highest level, the WorldTour since the Giro d'Italia in 2015
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Ramunas Navardauskas attacks to win Tour de France stage 19
Ramunas Navardauskas put a bit of a shine on Garmin-Sharp’s Tour de France with an audacious solo win in wet Bergerac
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'If you have the capability to win, then it's a waste to not try to capitalise on that'
American rider Jow Dombrowski is aiming to finally build on his early career prospects after injury setbacks in the past few years
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Cannondale to become title sponsor of Garmin-Sharp team in 2015
American bike manufacturer Cannondale to join forces with American WorldTour team
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Taylor Phinney celebrates epic break with 'friend for life' Yoann Offredo
Phinney and Offredo held off the chasing peloton until 1.3km to go on stage two of the Tour de France
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It looks like Jonathan Vaughters came out on top in a Twitter spat with Oleg Tinkov
Oleg Tinkov taunted Jonathan Vaughters about possibly losing Cannondale as a sponsor, but Vaughters replied saying the team will soon have a second sponsor
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Tyler Farrar wins stage three of Tour of Beijing
American sprinter Tyler Farrar takes first WorldTour win since 2011; Philippe Gilbert maintains overall race lead
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Daniel Martin wins Tour of Beijing stage four
Tour of Lombardy winner Daniel Martin continues run of form with Tour of Beijing stage win; Philippe Gilbert maintains lead
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Cristiano Ronaldo's agent moves into cycling with João Almeida and Ruben Guerreiro deal
Agent Jorge Mendes' company Polaris Sports has partnered with Corso Sport and will promote both João Almeida and Ruben Guerreiro
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Lawson Craddock ready to 'fight like hell' to stay in Tour de France after breaking scapula
The American rides on with the hope the pain will subside as the race goes on
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British rider Hugh Carthy to ride for Cannondale-Drapac in 2017
Hugh Carthy to make WorldTour debut with Cannondale-Drapac in 2017 after impressive season with Spanish team Caja Rural
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Robbie Hunter happy in new DS role
South African directing Garmin-Sharp at the Tour Down Under
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Andrew Talanksy pulls out of Tour de France
Garmin's team leader is the latest GC rider to quit the Tour after crashing twice in two days earlier in the race.
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Cannondale-Garmin reveals Jonathan Vaughters's mystery signings
Cannondale-Garmin announced the signing of Phil Gaimon and and re-signing of Ben King on Friday following Jonathan Vaughters' cryptic tweet on Thursday afternoon
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'Most teams that lose their leaders wouldn’t make a fight out of it…we didn’t let it drag us down'
Cannondale-Drapac reached the podium at Paris-Roubaix despite losing two key riders in Sep Vanmarcke and Taylor Phinney
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Ryder Hesjedal's Cannondale SuperSix EVO Hi-Mod team bike
We take a close look at Cannondale-Garmin pro Ryder Hesjedal's SuperSix EVO Hi-Mod team bike. Photos by Graham Watson
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Agonising Tour de France loss spurred Jack Bauer to Tour of Britain stage victory
Jack Bauer says he learnt a lot from being caught on the line on stage 15 of the 2014 Tour de France, and took victory from the breakaway in Thursday's Tour of Britain stage
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Lachlan Morton wins unassisted 2,000km Land’s End to John O’Groats endurance race
The Australian took just under 159 hours to complete the four-'stage' race
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Taylor Phinney: Tour of Flanders is 'Super Bowl Sunday of bike racing'
Cannondale–Drapac is sending Taylor Phinney to the start line of the Tour of Flanders this Sunday for his first Classic with his new team.
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Peter Sagan gathers respect in Tirreno-Adriatico
Mark Cavendish describes Peter Sagan as a 'once in a generation rider' after the Slovak's Tirreno-Adriatico stage win
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Cannondale-Drapac announce team for Tour Down Under
American Cannondale-Drapac team will be led by Michael Woods and Tom-Jelte Slagter at the Tour Down Under (January 17-22)
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David Millar's Tour de France exclusion was a 'hard call'
Garmin-Sharp team boss Jonathan Vaughters talks about non-selection of Scot David Millar for Tour's British Grand Depart
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Trek Factory Racing cryptically announce their new big-name signing
In a series of cryptic tweets, Trek Factory Racing announce that Ryder Hesjedal will join the team next year from Cannondale-Garmin
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Michael Woods signs new contract with EF Education First-Drapac
Slipstream Sports retains Canadian Grand Tour hope Michael Woods on a two-year contract extension
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Jack Bauer wins Tour of Britain stage five as breakaway only just stays away
The breakaway stays away by less than 10 metres, with Jack Bauer taking the win on stage five of the Tour of Britain
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Taylor Phinney apologises after being disqualified from Tour of Britain for railway crossing incident
American Taylor Phinney was disqualified from 2017 Tour of Britain on stage two for entering a railway level crossing as the gates were closing
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Taylor Phinney out of Paris-Roubaix due to concussion
Cannondale-Drapac confirms that Taylor Phinney is still not fit enough to ride in Paris-Roubaix on Sunday after crashing heavily during the Tour of Flanders
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Daniel Martinez 'knocked out with a punch from a driver' on training ride with EF Education First team mates
Daniel Martinez attacked by driver as he was training on the roads around Pistoia, Tuscany, on Tuesday and was taken to hospital
