New TDU team puts best foot forward
REIGNING time trial and road race national champion Katrin Garfoot will headline a UniSA-Australia team making its debut in next month’s 2018 Santos Women’s Tour Down Under.
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Why rewards of racing are worth the risks
ELITE cyclists are always living on the edge, writes Annette Edmondson as she dusts herself off from a tumble at the National Madison championships.
Glen’s passion of a lifetime
GLEN Thompson, 74, is excited about January’s Bupa Challenge Tour.
Cycling making a mark on women
Increased funding, events and competition means the future is bright for Australian women’s track cycling, writes SA Olympic medallist and cycling world champion Annette Edmondson in her exclusive column.
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Almost 20,000 at Tourrific party
A whopping 17,000-strong crowd is expected at tonights’ Tourrific Prospect street party, a huge celebration of the Tour Down Under.
Pedals help power fire-zone recovery
Cyclists and tour organisers have urged spectators to flock to the Tour Down Under’s first stage in the Barossa to support the fire-hit community.
Kittel looks ahead to Friday sprint
PEOPLE’S Choice Classic winner Marcel Kittel knows the next chance for pure sprinters might not come until Victor Harbor on Friday.
Drapac ‘appalled’ by AIS programs
TEAM director Michael Drapac has slammed the AIS, claiming the government-funded elite sports hub lacks integrity.
Stage 1 will be raced Tuesday
TDU director Mike Turtur provided official confirmation on Monday that Tuesday’s Stage 1 from Nuriootpa to Angaston would start as planned.
Cadel opens up about doping ex-teammate
CADEL Evans has spoken for the first time about his former teammate Alessandro Ballan after the 2008 world road champion was sacked from the BMC Racing team.
Rostrevor gears up for Tour
MORE than 30,000 cycling fans are expected to line the streets of Rostrevor when Campbelltown Council hosts a Tour Down Under stage finish on Thursday.
Kittel wins in photo finish
MARCEL Kittel dethroned Andre Greipel as the Tour Down Under’s opening night king by winning in a photo finish.
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