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Australia's Richie Porte, rides during the eighth stage of the 105th edition of the Tour de France cycling race between Dreux and Amiens, northern France, on July 14, 2018. / AFP PHOTO / Marco BERTORELLO
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Porte to lead Aussie charge

WITHIN days of watching his Tour de France dream evaporate with a cruel mid-race crash, Richie Porte sent a message to Australian cycling selectors telling them he wanted in on this year’s world championships.

Tour Down Under - Stage 5 - McLaren Vale to Willunga Hill. Simon Gerrans on the podium with the Ochre Jersey. Photo Sarah Reed
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Gerro bows out a great

SIMON Gerrans – one of Australia’s greatest ever cyclists – has announced his retirement after a 15-year professional career which he says closes an “unforgettable chapter of my life”.

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Tour Down Under Stage 2 - Unley to Stirling. Jack Bobridge at the start in Unley. Photo Sarah Reed

Jack’s back on WorldTour

JACK Bobridge says he remains fully committed to Australia’s team pursuit campaign for the Rio Olympics, after signing a contract with Trek to return to cycling’s WorldTour.

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Bay Criterium Series Winner and runner up at the Australian National Championships, Orica Green Edge rider Caleb Ewan at the start line of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race. Picture: Leanne Kelly

The day Caleb Ewan stood tall

ANALYSIS: Caleb Ewan is barely five feet tall, 21 years old and in his rookie professional season but twice this week he’s shown world cycling that size, age and experience means nothing.

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