Cycling star Gerrans breaks collarbone
AUSTRALIAN cycling star Simon Gerrans has broken his left collarbone in training, ruining his home season.
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Armstrong associates settle with Landis
TWO of Lance Armstrong’s business partners will pay the federal government $500,000 to settle a whistleblower lawsuit filed by ex-teammate Floyd Landis.
LeMond to be honoured at TDU legend’s night
THREE time Tour de France champion Greg LeMond will be honoured at the Santos Tour Down Under legend’s night dinner in Adelaide next month.
Aussie cycling coach to join Great Britain
LONG-time Australian cycling coach Brian Stephens, who is responsible for developing some of the nation’s top riders, is poised to join arch rival Great Britain less than two years out from the Rio Olympics.
VIDEO: Cyclist hits deer at 50km/h
A CYCLIST had a terrifying wildlife encounter during a 50km/h descent when he crashed into a deer that leapt into his path.
Olympic teammates racing to become man of the hour
JACK Bobridge knew something was up when he walked into the Adelaide SuperDrome last week and saw Rohan Dennis’ BMC track bike at the ready.
Cycling set to wheel out new TV deal
MORE cycling fans than ever before will be able to watch the best parts of the next Herald Sun Tour, thanks to a major new broadcast deal.
Renshaw confirmed for Tour Down Under
AUSTRALIAN fast man Mark Renshaw will unveil Etixx-QuickStep’s new kit when he races the Santos Tour Down Under (TDU) in Adelaide next month.
Bobridge to lift blanket on hour record plans
AUSTRALIAN track cycling star Jack Bobridge is set to reveal plans for an attempt at the world hour record in Melbourne tomorrow.
Clark is rolling back the gears
DANNY Clark, possibly the best track cyclist Australia has produced, will contest the prestigious Austral Wheelrace on Saturday — at the age of 63.
The Coffee Ride #52 with Reece Homfray
AUSTRALIAN track cycling star Jack Bobridge is set to reveal plans for an attempt at the world hour record in Melbourne tomorrow.
Kittel to chase TDU sprint glory
GERMAN cyclist Marcel Kittel will unleash his powerful sprint talents on next month’s Tour Down Under after his entry was confirmed last night.
Les pitches in for Challenge
LES Burdett was pretty good at riding a lawnmower but you won’t catch him riding a bike despite inspiring a cycling team to tackle next month’s Bupa Challenge Tour.
The near-death that stopped our next Cadel
AUSTRALIAN cyclist Will Walker was expected to be the next Cadel Evans — until he nearly died halfway through a race.
Alastair using Bupa ride as England warm up
ADELAIDE teenager Alastair McMillan is gearing up for his third crack at the Bupa Challenge Tour in January but that’s just a training ride for his attempt to pedal across England next year.
Greipel to skip Tour Down Under
THE most prolific winner in Tour Down Under history Andre Greipel will miss the race for the first time in eight years in January.
The Coffee Ride #51 with Reece Homfray
JAY McCarthy fought bitter cold and snow to finish this year’s Giro d’Italia but says Tinkoff-Saxo’s recent trip to Mount Kilimanjaro pushed the team to its physical and mental limits.
Aussies miss medal as Decker opens up about brain scare
AUSTRALIA’S men’s team pursuit has been denied a medal in its first world cup without coach Tim Decker who is recovering from brain surgery in Adelaide.
Froome honours Tasmanian promise
FOR two weeks the tranquil back-roads of Tassie where you’re as likely to see a four-legged devil as you are another person will be home to one of the best cyclists in the world.
Puncture deflates Aussie pursuit chances
AUSTRALIA was hit by disaster in the men’s team pursuit at the London Track Cycling World Cup with a mid-race puncture denying a chance for gold.
‘Pantani was not murdered’
PROSECUTORS say there’s no evidence Italian cycling star Marco Pantani, who died after a massive cocaine binge in 2004, was murdered.
The Coffee Ride #50 with Reece Homfray
SIMON Gerrans has sounded an early warning to his rivals ahead of the Australian summer by declaring his national championship and Tour Down Under defence is on track.
Australian cycling coach recovering from brain surgery
AUSTRALIA’S leading track cycling coach Tim Decker is recovering in Royal Adelaide Hospital after brain surgery to remove a blood clot today.
Cromwell still out to prove she’s the wheel deal
AUSTRALIA’S best female road cyclist Tiffany Cromwell did not win an individual bike race this year but her ultra-consistent performances on the big stage represented a coming of age.
Cycling siblings take Santos crew for a ride
THE Santos peloton has turned to Commonwealth champions Alex and Annette Edmondson for advice as they mark two months to next year’s Bupa Challenge Tour.
The Coffee Ride #49 with Reece Homfray
AUSTRALIA’S best female road cyclist Tiffany Cromwell did not win an individual bike race this year but her ultra-consistent performances on the big stage represented a coming of age.
Comm Games champion’s bike stolen
COMMONWEALTH Games cycling champion Stephanie Morton is pleading for the return of her training bike which was stolen from her car overnight.
Gerrans wins top cycling award
SIMON Gerrans has capped his stellar season by winning Cycling Australia’s highest honour.
‘Oppy’ is Aussie Tour de France captain
ONE of Australian cycling’s most revered figures, Sir Hubert Opperman, has had his pioneering performances recognised alongside the champions of the modern era.
Gerrans keen to rain on Cadel’s parade
SIMON Gerrans has extra motivation to keep the national road champion’s jersey off the back of fellow Australian cycling star Cadel Evans.
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