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Viviani owes cycling transition to Aussie

Viviani owes cycling transition to Aussie

ITALIAN Olympic track cycling gold medallist Elia Viviani says he owes his transition to becoming a road cycling sprint gun to lauded Australian-based coach Nino Solari.

Gerro at your service

Gerro at your service

FOUR-TIME Tour Down Under winner Simon Gerrans has returned to Adelaide in a different role but as motivated as ever to support his new leader Richie Porte at BMC.

Cycling fines soar as rash drivers dodge penalties

Cycling fines soar as rash drivers dodge penalties

AS the world’s best cyclists converge on Adelaide for the Tour Down Under, new figures show a big increase in the number of bike riders being fined for breaching road rules. But motorists are escaping punishment from new laws that ban them from driving too close to cyclists.

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Greats to go head-to-head in TDU

Greats to go head-to-head in TDU

ADELAIDE is set to host a mouth-watering week-long showdown between Australia’s three greatest road cyclists after Simon Gerrans beat Cadel Evans and Richie Porte yesterday.

BMC ready to support Cadel

BMC ready to support Cadel

CADEL Evans’ 2014 Santos Tour Down Under is looming as a mini dress rehearsal for his Giro D’Italia assault with BMC Racing.

Greipel eyes Tour Down Under victory

Greipel eyes Tour Down Under victory

ANDRE Greipel and his Lotto-Belisol team are serious about taking Australia’s premier cycling race – the Santos Tour Down Under – by storm.

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