CyclingFans: Tuesday's UCI Road Worlds Elite Women 24.3km Individual Time Trial gets underway at 2:30pm CET (8:30am U.S. Eastern) with the departure of the first rider.  Road Worlds live streaming video should get underway at around 3:00pm CET (9:00am U.S. Eastern).

CyclingNews: Mancebo wins men's title, Competitive Cyclist top team.

CyclingNews: September is a very good time of year for US professional Ted King. The 29-year-old from Brentwood, New Hampshire, wrapped up his 2012 racing obligations to Italian ProTeam Liquigas-Cannondale earlier this month at the WorldTour races in Québec and Montreal, and now he's capping off his season with a few choice events near home.

InnerRing: Norway’s Oskar Svendsen is the new junior time trial world champion. Who knows what the future holds for him now but it seems he could well become a force to be reckoned with in the senior ranks in the years to come. Why? Because it turns out the time trial is a good measure of talent.

CyclingNews: Australia's Dennis, Howson complete podium.

VeloNews: Norway’s Oskar Svendsen won the men’s world junior time trial title on Monday.

VeloNews: Rigoberto Urán never expected to be caught up in the middle of an intense post-race Twitter-storm, when just about everyone and their uncle assumed the Colombian sold the gold medal to eventual winner Alexander Vinokourov.

CyclingWeekly: Peter Sagan (Slovakia) says that it is unlikely he will put on the rainbow jersey on Sunday in Valkenburg, Netherlands. After a long season, that included winning the green jersey at the Tour de France, he believes that he is not among the World Championship favorites.

CXMagazine: Can you hear it, cyclocross? The clanging of cowbells, the pumping of tires, the soft stampede of feet thumping over the barriers – the 2012/13 season is here. Already racers across the States have begun putting their early season fitness to the test in local and UCI C2 events, but it is to Las Vegas, Interbike, and the sixth edition of the Clif Bar CrossVegas that we turn, anxious, to unleash the season.

Races & Results.
UCI Road World Championship -  Sept 16-23 (Races & Results),
Tour of Britain -  Sept 9-16 (Stages & Results),
Vuelta a España -  Aug 18 - Sept 9 (Stages & Results),
Tour of China -  Sept 7-13 (Stages & Results),
Mountain Bike Championships - Aug 31 - Sept 9 (Races),
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VeloNews: The famous steeps of the Cauberg climb in the heart of the hilly Dutch country around Valkenburg set the stage for what should be wildly unpredictable racing this week at the UCI Road World Championships.

CyclingNews: The 2012 Tour of Beijing's second stage has been forced to undergo change due to a section of a key mountain road being washed away in severe storms which devastated the Chinese capital in late July.

CyclingWeekly: Chris Froome has withdrawn from Wednesday's World Championship individual time trial, and will instead concentrate his efforts on Sunday's road race.

CyclingNews: Tejay van Garderen (BMC Racing) admitted that his excitement on the Cauberg may have cost BMC the chance of winning the Worlds team time trial in Valkenburg.

Cyclismas: "It’s the story of a sport so corrupted by its own mythology that it has lost all touch with reality and seems incapable of heeding the warnings given to it."

Bicycling: A look at the stop-and-go ascent of a radically different type of urban bicycle.

road.cc: Integration is key to Look's new long haul speed machine which we rode at Eurobike.

MBAction: Yeti is a small company nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in Golden, Colorado. Their roots go all the way back to mountain biking's infancy, when they built some of the fastest race-bikes for the likes of John Tomac  and Juli Furtado. Today, their focus remains the same: build the bikes that you're passionate about.

CyclingNews: The favorites delivered in the women’s team time trial at the World Championships with Specialized-lulemon taking gold ahead of Orica-AIS and AA Drink - Leontien.NL Cycling.

SBS: What can the Armstrong case tell us about anti-doping regulation in cycling and in sport more generally? Is there too much focus on punishment for “dopers” and too little focus on prevention? And perhaps more importantly, what are the effects of prioritising punishment?

Cyclismas: "We understand there were photos showing Sean Yates and one of our team vehicles in front of the bike shop owned by Philou Maire, as revealed on Facebook."

TwistedSpoke: Top Spanish rider Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) has given his own opinion on the idea of a Truth & Reconciliation commission to address the widespread doping in the 90′s.

BikeRadar: Boulder, Colorado-based company Stages Cycling is launching a new direct-measurement power meter at Interbike that weighs just 20g and costs as little as $699.

SingleTrack: Whether the presence of one of most controversial cyclists was intended as a publicity stunt, or whether it increased registration for the race or not, his presence seemed a moot point for the majority of the 300 people in the corral who were far more concerned about tackling the 62 mile course with 8,800 feet of climbing than the last-minute presence of Armstrong on the front line.

CyclingWeekly: Despite a ban from the Italian national team, three cyclists went ahead and raced the World Championships at the weekend. Alessandro Ballan, Daniele Pietropolli and Alessandro Petacchi raced in the team time trials yesterday in Valkenburg, Netherlands, with their trade squads.

BikeRadar verdict: 4 out of 5 stars. "Great ventilation and sleek styling but could still use some tweaking in places."

PodiumCafe: The Cycling Gods had a pretty good one in store for the home crowd at today's opening day of the Limburg World Championships, stuffing both the men's and women's Rabobank teams in favor of teams from neighboring Belgium and Germany. Yup, because if a Dutch team can't win, you know the locals were quite happy to see their nearby neighbors seize the honors instead.