TDU in no rush for women’s WorldTour ranking
THE Tour Down Under is in no rush to upgrade its women’s race to WorldTour status and wants to keep the door for local teams open as long as possible after unveiling the 2019 race route.
THE Tour Down Under is in no rush to upgrade its women’s race to WorldTour status and wants to keep the door for local teams open as long as possible after unveiling the 2019 race route.
AUSTRALIAN cyclists have paid tribute to reigning Olympic and world champion sprinter Kristina Vogel who concedes she will never walk again after being paralysed in a training crash.
CARLEE Taylor opens up about life after cycling and finding a job with a 10-year gap on her resume but she has landed on her feet — starting as event manager for the Sunday Mail City-Bay. Her feature interview is in The Coffee Ride this week.
CONTROVERSIAL German cyclist Jan Ullrich’s personal life has taken an unusual turn, with the disgraced star revealing the bizarre agreement he has with his girlfriend.
THE dogfight to control the peloton at the Tour de France is spiralling out of control, resulting in widespread carnage in the first week of the race, Australian cycling team boss Matt White says.
TONY Martin started the sixth stage in the lead and ended it in the hospital after breaking his collarbone in a crash that he caused near the finish line.
WHAT happens when a regular guy tries to consume the 8290 calories required of a Tour de France cyclist? Warning: It’s not pretty.
JOIN members of Sky, Tinkoff-Saxo, BMC, and Cannondale-Garmin as they compete in the world’s most iconic bike race.
WITH crashes taking down riders on rain-drenched roads, keeping team leaders safe was the order of the day on Wednesday’s fifth stage of the Tour de France.
LAURENS ten Dam has a rare condition where he doesn’t feel pain. Or so it seems, anyway. You just have to meet this freak of nature.
RIDE with the peloton as the world’s best cyclists tackle the famed cobbles of northern France during the fourth stage of the 2015 Tour de France.
ROHAN Dennis has been rewarded for his never-say-die attitude after he ended a string of close-call losses in individual time trials with a glorious victory on the Tour de France’s opening day.
EYEWITNESS VIDEO: Australian Simon Gerrans and Swiss Fabian Cancellara are among six riders to quit the Tour de France following a spectacular high-speed crash.
AUSTRALIAN cyclist Simon Gerrans is among six riders who have been forced to quit the Tour de France after a horrific crash.
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