Road works on steep Stage 4 descent on eve of TDU
Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur confirmed a stretch of Stage 4, part of the super-fast Montacute Rd descent is being resurfaced but would be ready for the peloton on Friday.
Cycling
How TDU, hard graft and a loan shaped Porte’s destiny
TREK-Segafredo’s new weapon Richie Porte’s proudest moment in his stunning cycling career wasn’t standing on top of podiums, it was paying back the $30,000 his parents invested in him when the system rejected him.
Good Grace: Quick Brown puts Spratt in sight of hat-trick
Amanda Spratt has retained the leader’s ochre jersey and is heading for her third Women’s Tour Down Under win after her Mitchelton-Scott teammate Grace Brown won Stage 3 of the in Stirling today.
New-look Ewan ready to fire
Australia’s fastest man Caleb Ewan returns to the Tour Down Under on Sunday night with a new look, new train and new motivation but with nothing to prove against his old team.
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Wiasak grabs gold for Australia
AUSTRALIA’S Rebecca Wiasak notched back-to-back gold medals in the individual pursuit at the track cycling world championships in London overnight.
Repaired Gerrans launches Euro assault
HE broke six bones in seven different crashes in 2015 but Simon Gerrans will launch his European campaign as a rejuvenated force after clawing back the No.1 ranking.
Gold for Australia at worlds
AUSTRALIA’S Rebecca Wiasak won back-to-back gold medals in the individual pursuit at the track cycling world championships in London overnight.
The Coffee Ride #97, with Reece Homfray
BRENDAN Canty was at the hotel buffet having dinner after his epic ride up Green Mountain in the Tour of Oman when it hit him what he’d done that day.
Meares returns to golden glory moment
CYCLING veteran Anna Meares has the opportunity to open Australia’s campaign at the world track championships with a world title on the same track she won gold on four years ago.
Meares returns to golden glory moment
CYCLING veteran Anna Meares has the opportunity to open Australia’s campaign at the world track championships with a world title on the same track she won gold on four years ago.
Meyer rediscovers his need for speed
FOUR years after his sixth and last track world championship gold medal, Australian cyclist Cameron Meyer is back in green and gold in London this week.
Young Aussies unveiled for Belgian test
CALEB Ewan and Alexander Edmondson will get their first taste of the famed Belgian classics this weekend.
’Sisters’ doing it for themselves — and each other
VICTORY, tragedy, sweat, tears, joy and heartache have helped forge Australia’s “sisters on wheels” into a truly united unit. Now they’ve set their sights on the track cycling world championships … and beyond.
Rio velodrome test event pushed back to April
CYCLING Australia is not concerned that almost its entire track team will compete on Rio de Janeiro’s new velodrome virtually sight unseen at the Olympic Games in August.
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