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A month after returning to cycling with MTN-Qhubeka, Linus Gerdemann made his first appearance on the European circuit at the Mallorca Challenge. The German is now raring to get the main part of his season under way. “I still have the experience and I’m excited about it,” Gerdemann told Cyclingnews ahead of the Trofeo Muro in Mallorca. “I’m looking forward to race again, especially inEurope. We’ll see how it goes, but so far it’s felt quite good.” After hearing good things from his friend Gerald Ciolek, Gerdemann chose to restart his career with MTN-Qhubeka. The South African squad have been going from strength to strength over the last few years and hoped that they may earn a wildcard at the Giro d’Italia. However, race organisers went for a predominantly Italian selection, leaving the team to look later in the season to get their first grand tour start. The decision not to include the team meant Gerdemann had to quickly reassess his goals for the season. “I thought that my goal would be May, with the Giro, but we’re not racing the Giro,” he explains. “So for me, personally, Tirreno-Adriatico and Sanremo are nice races. Now I have to peak a little earlier, we’ll see how ...

Desert winds howl, split the peloton along the long, open highway as sand blasts the riders and their gear. Here are some of our favorite videos from the 2014 Dubai Tour. Video credits and special thanks to:  Dave Everett   |   The Global Cycling Network

Dan Martin (Garmin-Sharp) talks about his favorite Castelli products, the Inferno Bibshorts, Climbers Jersey and SanRemo Speed Suit.

This is what going to an event is supposed to be like. The fourth edition of the Red Hook Criterium Milan was a blast for everyone.

The Castelli equipped, Italian National Road Team, with the Italian ‘Commissario Tecnico’, Paolo Bettini, had the occasion to visit for the first time the course of the UCI Road World Championships where this year’s titles will be awarded.