Cycling great and 18 time Paralympic gold medallist Sarah Storey has slammed Games organisers for their decision to have females race a significantly shorter distance than their male counterparts.
Para-cyclist Kane Perris thought his career was over after he suffered an injury in his backyard three years ago, but harsh words and 10 months of ‘small wins’ turned it all around.
Three-time Olympic medallist Matthew Richardson has spoken out after he turned his back on Australia weeks after the Olympics finished.
West Australian Ben O’Connor holds on to his lead after stage seven of the Tour of Spain.
The team time trial blows up the Tour de France. Sammy and Iffy assess the fallout with Richie Porte, Michael Matthews, Luke Durbridge and Matt White
Tour de France Stage 4. Ewan denied again as Viviani wins in Nancy. Iffy knocks over another big interview target and Mitchelton-Scott sports director Matt Wilson joins the boys.
Tour de France Stage 3. Alaphilippe celebrates in champagne country, “Bling” gets his shine back and Iffy celebrates a “victory” over the great Eddy Merckx.
Herald Sun reporter Sam Edmund is joined by Jack Haig, Matt White and Michael Matthews after a chaotic opening stage of the 2019 Tour De France.
The boys catch up with Luke Durbridge and hear from yellow jersey contender Adam Yates as the flag gets set to drop on the 106th Tour de France.
Tour de France Stage 6. Geraint Thomas sends a message, but where were Ineos? Encouraging signs for Richie Porte and Iffy talks stage starts.
Tour de France Stage 7: Neil Stephens joins the boys, who bemoan another agonising finish for Caleb Ewan, while Iffy goes back down memory lane.
We hear from Mitchelton-Scott’s Jack Haig and Godzilla awakens
It was meant to be a straightforward sprint stage but mother nature had other plans in stage 10 of the Tour de France.
Mitchelton-Scott’s Daryl Impey is the toast of France as a stage winner at the Tour for the first time.
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