SA bike race celebrates world record 100 straight years
NORWOOD Cycling Club’s Port Noarlunga Classic Handicap is celebrating 100 years in SA, making it the oldest consecutively run annual bike race in the world.
Cycling
Glaetzer shines in rainbow jersey
WORLD champion Matthew Glaetzer led the way in his new rainbow jersey as Australia’s track cycling team topped the medal tally at the season opening world cup in Paris this week.
Cate Campbell, Evonne Goolagong claim top awards
A COURAGEOUS comeback, a fairytale gold and extraordinary success on the pitch saw Cate Campbell, Skye Nicolson and Ellyse Perry snare awards at the Women’s Health sports awards.
‘Madness’ over first trans world champ
THE sporting world has gone into meltdown over angry claims and counter-claims involving a world championship event.
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Crowie tipping Aussie 1-2 at Hawaii Ironman
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Chaves tops big season for OBE
ESTEBAN Chaves has crowned a glorious season for ORICA-BikeExchange with victory in the Tour of Lombardy.
Willoughby ready to try to walk again
SERIOUSLY injured Australian BMX rider Sam Willoughby has been transferred to a rehabilitation centre in the US to begin the long road back to hopefully being able to walk again.
Short and sweet: Farewells, new horizons
SPRINT cycling star Chloe Hosking could not have asked for a more fitting farewell, there’s an AFL surprise and netball shocks in this week’s SHORT AND SWEET.
Doctor questions British hero’s doping use
ONE of British cycling great Bradley Wiggins’s former team doctors has expressed his “surprise” at the decision to allow him to use banned drugs ahead of major races.
‘Work hard and you shall achieve it’
IT’S an old family motto that Sam Willoughby’s brother, Matt, believes can help the Australian BMX star make a full recovery from a broken neck.
Willoughby can count on plenty of support
SAM Willoughby has always been a racer and a fighter. He will need plenty of fight and will receive plenty of love and support as he battles to walk again, writes Reece Homfray.
Olympian breaks neck in training crash
BMX star Sam Willoughby faces the fight of his life to walk again, after a crash in the US left the two-time world champion with no movement from the chest down.
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