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Route revealed: TDU to finish on Willunga Hill

Route revealed: TDU to finish on Willunga Hill

THE battle for next year’s Santos Tour Down Under will go right down to the last pedal stroke with organisers moving the queen stage on Willunga Hill to Stage 6 on the final day. SEE ALL THE ROUTES

Spat at, booed but Sky didn’t cave in

Spat at, booed but Sky didn’t cave in

THE machine that is Team Sky with Geraint Thomas in charge won the Tour de France for the sixth time in eight years and after taking victory did something it had not done previously.

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The Coffee Ride #76, with Reece Homfray

The Coffee Ride #76, with Reece Homfray

EXACTLY one year from Rio, dual Olympic gold medallist Anna Meares says she has never pushed herself harder physically and mentally in preparation for a fourth and likely final Games.

The Coffee Ride #75, with Reece Homfray

The Coffee Ride #75, with Reece Homfray

AUSTRALIAN team Orica-GreenEDGE has started the mammoth task of finalising its squad for next year with 19 of its 26 riders coming out of contract this season.

BMX mayhem as Buchanan grabs silver

BMX mayhem as Buchanan grabs silver

GOLDEN girl Caroline Buchanan has won silver on a rain and windswept track at the BMX World Championships in Belgium – but Australia’s men weren’t so lucky

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CASTELLANE, FRANCE - JULY 22: Chris Froome of Great Britain riding for Team Sky descends the Col des Leques as he defends the overall race leader yellow jersey during stage 17 of the 2015 Tour de France from Digne-Les-Bains to Pra Loup on July 22, 2015 in Castellane, France. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)

What goes up on Tour must go down

WINNING the Tour de France isn’t only about having the ability to get uphill fast. You’ve got to have nerves of steel going downhill too — Chris Froome has proved that he’s got both.

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