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BMC Racing Team's Australian cyclist Rohan Dennis celebrates after winning the 16th stage of the 73rd edition of

SA’s Dennis wins Tour of Spain time trial

SOUTH Australian Rohan Dennis, of BMC, time-trials to victory on stage 16 of the Tour of Spain as Britain’s Simon Yates increases his overall lead on rival Alejandro Valverde.

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Tour Down Under women's race director Kimberley Conte poses with her bike at Rymill Park, Adelaide, Saturday, September 8th, 2018. Kimberley reveals the 2019 Tour Down Under women's race route today. (AAP Image / Bianca De Marchi)

Tour Down Under

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.

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on March 02, 2018 Gold medalist Germany's Kristina Vogel celebrates winning the women's sprint final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Apeldoorn. - Germany's Olympic and world sprint cycling champion Kristina Vogel is a paraplegic using a wheelchair since a June accident, she revealed in an interview published on September 9, 2018. (Photo by EMMANUEL DUNAND / AFP)

Aussie support for paralysed rival

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.

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21/8/2018 Former professional cyclist Carlee Taylor and now Event Manager for City Bay pictured at Santos Stadium Mile End. Picture MATT TURNER.

The Coffee Ride: Taylor made for new role

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.

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Spain's Alejandro Valverde (L) and Australia's Rohan Dennis, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, ride in the pack during the 166 km second stage of the 102nd edition of the Tour de France cycling race on July 5, 2015, between Utrecht and Vrouwenpolder in Zeeland province, The Netherlands. AFP PHOTO / LIONEL BONAVENTURE

Dennis sacrifices yellow for BMC’s ambitions

ROHAN Dennis’ stint in the yellow jersey at the Tour de France is over after he sacrificed his own chances to enhance team leader Tejay van Garderen’s overall prospects on a treacherous second stage.

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Great Britain's Christopher Froome (C) and France's Warren Barguil ride in the pack during the 166 km second stage of the 102nd edition of the Tour de France cycling race on July 5, 2015, between Utrecht and Neeltje Jans island in the Dutch city of Vrouwenpolder, in Zeeland province, The Netherlands. AFP PHOTO / LIONEL BONAVENTURE

Froome makes time on Tour rivals

IN HIGH winds and heavy rain, Chris Froome and Alberto Contador strike early advantage on the brutal second stage of this year’s Tour de France.

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Tour de France - Stage 1 - Time Trial. Utrecht. Australian BMC rider Rohan Dennis - stage winner and yellow jersey holder - gets ready to be driven away after the win. Photo Sarah Reed.

Dennis an overnight success years in the making

TO understand what wearing the Tour de France’s yellow jersey means to Adelaide’s Rohan Dennis is to know the pain he endured in scaling cycling’s heights.

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2015 Santos Tour Down Under

Tour icons from a land Down Under

MEET some of Australia’s finest who will be battling across 3,358km of brutal cycling this month on the roads and mountains of France and central Europe.

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Tour de France - Stage 1 - Time Trial. Utrecht. Australian BMC rider Rohan Dennis - warming up at the team bus - his ride which would make him the eventual winner of the stage and claimed the yellow jersey. Photo Sarah Reed

Aussie huge on world’s biggest stage

AUSTRALIA’S Rohan Dennis did something nobody has ever done on the first stage of the Tour de France.

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Tour de France - Australian Lotto Soudal rider - Adam Hansen who will equal the Grand Tour record of 12 during this Tour. Photo Sarah Reed.

Ironman Hansen to equal Grand Tour record

WHEN Queenslander Adam Hansen started the Tour de France Saturday night he turned the first pedal strokes towards the record for the most consecutive Grand Tours in cycling history.

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Tour de France - GreenEDGE

OGE’s grand plan to shake up Tour

OVERSHADOWED by a four-way battle for Tour de France supremacy between cycling giants ORICA-GreenEDGE is plotting a scheme to upstage the heavyweights.

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Every thing has gone to plan: Matthews

Every thing has gone to plan: Matthews

IT will be pretty special just to get to the start line of the Tour de France for the first time tonight, writes Michael Matthews.

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(FILES) TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY IAN WHITTELL A file photo taken on July 21, 2010 shows US cyclist Lance Armstrong as he arrives to participate in a training session during the second of the two rest days of the 2010 Tour de France cycling race at the hotel hosting the US cycling team in Pau, south west France. AFP PHOTO / NATHALIE MAGNIEZ

No sex, please

LANCE Armstrong went to great lengths to hide his drug taking, but now it’s his romantic life that’s giving the disgraced doping cheat headaches.

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Aussies to watch in Tour de France

NONE are likely to challenge for overall honours at the Tour de France but nine Australians have plenty to ride for when the great race begins this weekend.

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