Palmer, Walker forge victory pact
DRAPAC’S Tom Palmer upstaged an elite field to win the Melbourne Criterium Sprint Championships in an ominous prelude to the Jayco Herald Sun Tour.
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Sponsors lose faith but Meares upbeat
ANNA Meares believes the corporate world has faith in cycling despite losing potential sponsors in the wake of the Lance Armstrong scandal.
Armstrong ‘confession’ stalls
UPDATE: The World Anti-Doping Agency says it has had no approach from disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong to indicate he will confess to using drugs.
Let the battle for victory commence
WE STILL think we’re in with a chance, writes cyclist Simon Gerrans.
Walker’s will propels him
WILL Walker was pleading for someone to “please just shoot me” – he was that far gone.
Davison claims shock Tour win
LUKE Davison was surprised by his win in stage two of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour in every sense of the word.
Aaron Donnelly is hot stuff on tour
FOUR hours of hell on wheels – that was the first road stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour – and some experienced cyclists struggled to cope.
Bold move rewarded in heat
THAT was definitely a tough way to start the season – and the boldest riders were rewarded in the Jayco Herald Sun Tour.
Youth to fore in hot streak
YOUTH overcame experience in a scorching start to the Jayco Herald Sun Tour yesterday.
‘Sufferfest’ in heat for Tour riders
SOME like it hot – but there’s a limit when you’re looking at riding a bike at racing speed for four hours.
Tour coming to a street near you
WANT to get roadside to experience first-hand the thrills of the Jayco Herald Sun tour? Here’s the details.
Farrar booked for Tour Down Under
JUST a day after Andre Greipel was confirmed it has been learned American sensation Tyler Farrar will also open his 2013 season at the TDU.
Heat and wind just add to the battle
THE first thing a lot of people ask me is: How do you go riding in the heat in the middle of the day?
Teen plans to stay on the attack
VICTORIAN teenager Shaun O’Callaghan says the only way to defend his lead in the final three rounds of the Bowden Elite Teams Series is to attack.
Kerby claims prologue victory
JORDAN Kerby will wear the yellow jersey for stage one of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour tomorrow after taking out the prologue at Williamstown.
Organisers bring Tour forward
TOMORROW’S heatwave will force Australia’s best road cyclists to get out of bed two hours earlier.
See who’s riding in this year’s Tour
FULL list of the teams and riders in this year’s 2013 Jayco Herald Sun Tour.
Hoskins in box seat at Classic
MELISSA Hoskins still hasn’t won a Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic stage.
Durbridge win a first for team
LUKE Durbridge got the monkey off the back for Orica GreenEDGE at Portarlington, winning the team’s first Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic stage.
Cycling Australia makes Ewan wait
CYCLING Australia officials will not bend the rules to pit teenager Caleb Ewan against the world’s best in this month’s Santos Tour Down Under.
Herald Sun Tour riders & teams
CHECK out the teams and riders for the 2013 Herald Sun Tour.
Riders keep the faith
AFTER a dispiriting and destructive year for the sport of cycling, Simon Gerrans has a point – and he is not alone in making it.
Henderson at home on Aussie circuit
LIKE a lot of his countrymen, New Zealand’s best cyclist Greg Henderson feels right at home in Australia – as he proved again in Geelong last night.
Ewan off to a flying start in Classic
THE summer of cycling got off to a stunning start tonight as Caleb Ewan stormed home to win stage one of the Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic.
Wells too quick for favourite Hoskins
UNHERALDED Canberran Kim Wells has upstaged defending champion Melissa Hoskins to win stage one of the Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic Series.
Ewan a classic optimist
CALEB Ewan knows his best is good enough to go one better.
Sprinter brings his own motor
SHANNON Johnson is used to riding bikes with a lot of power in them.
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