SA’s Dennis wins second Oppy Medal
South Australia’s time trial world champion Rohan Dennis has won his second Oppy Medal as Australian cyclist of the Year.
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New Kayo app a sport lover’s dream
The new game-changing streaming service Kayo Sports has taken the next step in its evolution and you can get in on the action.
Sprint stars headline new track event
Australia’s fastest man and woman on wheels Matthew Glaetzer and Stephanie Morton will headline the inaugural The Advertiser Track Down Under next year.
Track is back for TDU
Track cycling will form part of the Tour Down Under festival in Adelaide in January with a new event featuring world champions and Commonwealth Games gold medallists.
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On-off cycling affair won’t stop Danger
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No festive break for Olympic cyclists on Rio mission
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Why taxis and bike races shouldn’t mix
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Former Redback riding high
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Shane Perkins refusing to give up on Olympics
SHANE Perkins says he has never been this lean, this strong or this hungry. Or more determined to defy those who want to dump him from elite cycling ranks.
Never too old to rattle and roll on the Bupa Tour trail
Brad Slade, 55, decided to get on his bike in a bid to up his fitness levels once he hit the naughty 40s.
Bobridge off the track, back on road at TDU
HOMETOWN hero Jack Bobridge will mark his return to cycling’s WorldTour with Trek Factory Racing in the Tour Down Under in Adelaide.
Coach Charlie honoured in cyclings hall of fame
ADELAIDE coach Charlie Walsh is one of 12 inaugural inductees in Cycling Australia’s first hall of fame.
The Coffee Ride #90, with Reece Homfray
FORMER world champion Shane Perkins has been cut adrift by Cycling Australia – but he’s not letting that halt his charge towards the Rio Olympics.
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