Sagan in a world of his own
HOW Peter Sagan continues to prove he’s a class above his cycling competition.
Tour Down Under
Sagan completes high-speed raid at Uraidla
WORLD champion Peter Sagan has scored his first Tour Down Under stage win, holding off Daryl Impey in a herculean finish to a sizzling Stage 4 at Uraidla. FOLLOW THE ACTION HERE
National bid to bring UCI road world championships Down Under
SOUTH Australia wants be part of a national bid to bring the UCI road world championships Down Under in 2022 after a meeting of the sport’s top ranking officials in Adelaide yesterday.
Rogue riders back Bupa heat cancellation
CYCLISTS who embarked on the Bupa Challenge even after it was called off due to extreme heat have backed the call to cancel the event after finishing their 70km journey.
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1950s sprint star still on a roll at 80
DON Koehne was a national-level cyclist who finished third in the Australian sprint championship in 1956 before his bike sat idle for the best part of 30 years as work and family commitments took over.
Haussler hungry for stage victory
NEWLY crowned national champion Heinrich Haussler wants to start his year in green and gold by winning a stage of Australia’s only WorldTour race at this week’s Santos Tour Down Under.
Impey can give his team the EDGE
SOUTH African Daryl Impey has emerged as Orica-GreenEDGE’s main weapon in its bid to defend Simon Gerrans’ ochre jersey in next week’s Santos Tour Down Under.
Cadel signals the changing of the guard
CADEL Evans has had some magical days on the bike in his career but he also knows cycling doesn’t always follow the fairytale script.
Haussler becomes national road champ
FIVE years after renouncing his German citizenship so he could represent Australia, Heinrich Haussler became the national champion.
No Tour Down Under for Ewan
ORICA-GreenEDGE will not change its plans and throw Caleb Ewan into next week’s Tour Down Under despite his silver-medal winning performance.
Can Cadel end journey with final souvenir?
CADEL Evans begins the long goodbye to cycling in Ballarat tomorrow searching for one of the few things that has eluded him in his glittering road career — a green and gold national champion’s jersey.
Gracie will fight tooth and nail for national crown
CANBERRA’S Gracie Elvin today takes aim at a historic three-peat in the women’s road race at the national championships in Buninyong.
Aussies set to control TDU peloton: Turtur
TOUR Down Under race director Mike Turtur has predicted this year’s race will be another Australian celebration.
It’s crunch time for cycling’s hottest field
ROHAN Dennis and Richie Porte lead the hottest field ever assembled for a time trial national championship at Buninyong today.
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