Adelaide cyclist Darren Hicks says he is racing with a weight off his shoulders after winning two national titles just weeks after charges against him for a freeway truck crash that killed two people were dropped.
GOLD Coast cyclist Francesca Sewell ran her bike across the finish line after a crash 100m from home to win the under-19 women’s national championship after first past the post was disqualified for an under-weight bike on Saturday.
Mitchelton-Scott’s 10-man team for Sunday’s road race at the national championships has one very simple instruction from director Matt White — do not take Caleb Ewan to the finish line.
Never in the history of the Santos Tour Down Under has a rider claimed consecutive titles but surprise winner of last year’s race Daryl Impey wants to change that — so what are his chances?
HE felt “terrible” for the first half of the race, but Peter Kennaugh’s gutsy solo surge in the final kilometres won him a pulsating Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.
WORLD cycling body UCI has confirmed they have seized a bicycle amid claims it was powered by a hidden engine at the cyclo-cross world championships.
AMANDA Spratt and Rachel Neylan capped a dream Orica-AIS cycling summer with their quinella at the women’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road race on Saturday.
CALEB Ewan had just won his second stage of the Tour Down Under on Sunday afternoon when he was asked which of the world’s best sprinters would he would want to face in Adelaide next year.
TOUR de France winner Chris Froome’s love of cycling remains undiminished, despite the pressures of riding for a living.
DUAL Tour de France champion Chris Froome will spearhead an all-purpose Team Sky squad in next week’s Jayco Herald Sun Tour.
IT WAS the talking point of the Tour Down Under — Caleb Ewan’s new sprinting position. Just how low can he go?
SPRINT superstar Mark Cavendish has sent a warning to rivals, declaring a limited preparation won’t hurt his chances in the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.
Sir Verity loves the uniqueness of the fast finish after some of the peloton reached speeds of nearly 105km/h down Gorge Road before the Corkscrew Road ascent.
REIGNING Tour de France champion Chris Froome says his decision to open his season at next week’s Herald Sun Tour is not a snub to the Tour Down Under.
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