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New international teams lock in TDU
ASTANA, Trek-Segafredo and CCC will send women’s teams to the Tour Down Under for the first time in January as the race continues to “go from strength to strength”.
Selfless moment that sums up Aussie’s career
Mathew Hayman was given no chance of taking part, let alone winning the Paris-Roubaix classic in his 15th attempt. What he did next was even more remarkable.
The Coffee Ride #195, with Reece Homfray
EXTENDED interview with Australia’s top female road cyclist Amanda Spratt, Chris Harper and Rebecca Wiasak to headline UniSA teams, Mat Hayman’s flying trip home and Richie Porte confirmed for TDU. All in The Coffee Ride today.
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Shane Perkins refusing to give up on Olympics
SHANE Perkins says he has never been this lean, this strong or this hungry. Or more determined to defy those who want to dump him from elite cycling ranks.
Never too old to rattle and roll on the Bupa Tour trail
Brad Slade, 55, decided to get on his bike in a bid to up his fitness levels once he hit the naughty 40s.
Bobridge off the track, back on road at TDU
HOMETOWN hero Jack Bobridge will mark his return to cycling’s WorldTour with Trek Factory Racing in the Tour Down Under in Adelaide.
Coach Charlie honoured in cyclings hall of fame
ADELAIDE coach Charlie Walsh is one of 12 inaugural inductees in Cycling Australia’s first hall of fame.
The Coffee Ride #90, with Reece Homfray
FORMER world champion Shane Perkins has been cut adrift by Cycling Australia – but he’s not letting that halt his charge towards the Rio Olympics.
Cavendish to ride Cadel Evans race
BRITISH sprint great Mark Cavendish will ride in the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race in Australia next month, organisers said.
Star sprinter to boost Cadel race
BRITISH superstar sprinter Mark Cavendish has joined the talent lining up for next month’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.
Injured Meares out of world cup team sprint
OLYMPIC sprint champion Anna Meares has withdrawn from the team sprint at the New Zealand track world cup after hurting her back at training this week.
Rider returns a winner on wheel of fortune
ONE of Blackfriars Priory School’s most illustrious charges has returned to his alma mater, seven years after a teacher told him he had more chance of winning the lottery than riding in the Tour de France.
Riders taking aim at Norton Summit record
TIM Roe’s Norton Summit time trial record is under threat this weekend when Tour Down Under champion Rohan Dennis leads a race against the clock in the CIC Cervelo Super Series.
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