Peter Sagan has pipped former race winners Luis Leon Sanchez and Daryl Impey in an exciting finish at Uraidla after a punishing day in the saddle for Stage 3 of the Tour Down Under. Catch up on all the action and see the exciting finish here.
Tour Down Under champion Richie Porte is hoping all the training his team Trek-Segrafredo has done on the tricky Lobethal-Uraidla stage will give them the edge.
The Tour Down Under’s Stage 3 looms as a danger day for riders with many short sharp climbs expected to stretch the number of competitors in the finishing group. READ THE COLUMN
Everyone loves a comeback story and Austrian Marco Haller has one to show and tell at this week’s Tour Down Under. Plus Elia Valiani proves the flavour of Adelaide and Mitchelton-Scott boss MIA. All in today’s serve of the Coffee Ride.
SUPERSTAR Simon Gerrans was among an Australian cycling delegation in Rio this week to inspect the brutal course that awaits the world’s best riders at the Olympics in August.
A SUPERMUM is heading to Rio, Turia Pitt goes the distance and surfer Steph Gilmore’s new passion. All in this week’s SHORT AND SWEET.
THE International Cycling Union plans to test thousands of bicycles for hidden motors, including at the Tour de France and Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
ORICA-GreenEDGE will aim for overall honours at grand tour level for the first time this week when it tackles the Giro d’Italia with Colombian Esteban Chaves as team leader.
A YEAR after wearing the maglia rosa, Simon Clarke returns to the Giro d’Italia this weekend as Cannondale’s captain with his eye on a result for the team and a longer-term prize for himself.
DRAMATIC video shows the moment a stalled motorcycle caused one of the most brutal multi-rider collisions the sport of cycling has seen.
DRAMATIC video shows the moment a stalled motorcycle leading a Brooklyn bike race led to a massive pileup involving at least a dozen cyclists.
AUSTRALIAN Shara Gillow has fended off a strong challenge from a defending champion to secure second place overall in the Gracia Orlova World Cup women’s tour.
ORICA-GreenEDGE rider Simon Yates has been let down by his team. But he still may have to pay the price for failing a drug test, explains Reece Homfray.
AUSTRALIAN professional cycling team Orica-GreenEDGE has taken responsibility for a positive drug test by one of its best young riders.
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