Coffee Ride #48 with Reece Homfray
CYCLING dominated The Advertiser/Channel 7 Sport Star of the Year Awards held at Adelaide Oval last week.
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Bobridge’s Aussie homecoming
EXCLUSIVE: Australian cycling world record holder Jack Bobridge is leaving Europe to return home to ride with domestic team Budget Forklifts which has signed almost the entire national team pursuit squad.
The Coffee Ride #47 with Reece Homfray
CADEL Evans is ruing the loss of the famous ‘Corkscrew’ from next year’s Tour Down Under route as he plots a way to avenge his one-second loss to Simon Gerrans.
The Coffee Ride #46 with Reece Homfray
THE cycling career of dual Olympic gold medallist Graeme Brown hangs in the balance after contract talks with his professional team Belkin stalled.
Josh survives spill, sprint to win opening round
SASI cyclist Josh Harrison won the opening round of the Bowden Elite Teams Series yesterday after recovering from a crash that sent a scare through Australia’s track endurance team.
Armstrong barred from fun ride
DISGRACED cyclist Lance Armstrong has been barred from taking part in a non-competitive cycling event with ex-US Postal Service teammates.
Porte could lead Team Sky at 2015 Tour
AUSTRALIAN Richie Porte could be Team Sky’s outright leader in next year’s Tour de France after Chris Froome declared he was no certainty to race.
Jayco Herald Sun Tour biggest yet
The Jayco Herald SunTour is back — bigger and better than ever from February 4-8 next year.
The Coffee Ride #45 with Reece Homfray
JOE Cooper has thrown down the gauntlet to his only challenger in Tim Roe to try to steal the National Road Series crown from his grasp this weekend.
Cyclists hit part of SA development squad
ADELAIDE cycling officials are relieved no one was more seriously injured after five young riders were hit by a car while training on Thursday morning.
Coffee Ride #44 with Reece Homfray
AT TIMES this year it’s as if Nettie Edmondson has been leading the life of a cycling double agent.
Flying Glaetzer wins men’s sprint title
MATTHEW Glaetzer has used the disappointment from the Commonwealth Games to drive him towards the fastest flying 200m ever ridden on Australian soil.
Armstrong called on to tell-all
THE US Anti-Doping Agency wants Lance Armstrong to spill his doping secrets under oath for the good of the sport.
Aussies get silver in cycling team sprint
FOUR years to the day since Dan Ellis won a Commonwealth Games gold medal he rode the fastest lap of his life in Adelaide.
Alonso misses cycling team chance
FORMULA One driver Fernando Alonso has missed his chance to register a professional cycling team for the 2015 season.
Coffee Ride #43 with Reece Homfray
IT’S SUNDAY morning in Adelaide and Shane Perkins has the day off but it still involves bike riding.
UCI consider Astana doping case
THE president of the International Cycling Union hinted that Astana’s chances of continuing to race next year could be in danger after two doping cases in a short space of time.
The Coffee Ride #42 with Reece Homfray
SIMON Gerrans put it mildly on Sunday night when he said “2014 has been one heck of a season for me”.
Gerrans gutted to miss gold at worlds
AUSTRALIAN cyclist Simon Gerrans felt like crying tears of disappointment rather than joy after he claimed silver in the world championship road race in Spain.
Cadel confirms a Classic retirement
CADEL Evans’ career as the king of Australian cycling will end on the Great Ocean Road in February
Cadel shows that toughness comes in many forms
CADEL Evans will retire as the nation’s greatest ever cyclist and also arguably its toughest.
Former rower is cycling’s new chief
NICK Green has been entrusted with ensuring Cycling Australia’s financial health matches its stunning international performances.
The Coffee Ride #41, with Reece Homfray
THE Coffee Ride returns this week after a mid-season break with plenty of news on the young and the old of Australian cycling.
Cycling Australia goes Green
DUAL Olympic gold medallist and member of the ‘Oarsome Foursome’ Nick Green is Cycling Australia’s new CEO.
Second Aus gold at cycling worlds
CAMPBELL Flakemore has won Australia’s second gold medal at the road world championships in Spain with a barnstorming finish in the individual time trial.
Aussies take silver at cycling worlds
ORICA-GREENEDGE has won silver in the team time trial at the world championships, matching Orica-AIS’s result in the women’s meet.
Cadel to answer retirement rumours
CADEL Evans will next week reveal his future plans amid growing speculation the Tour de France champion will confirm retirement rumours.
Men’s gear as ‘naked’ as women’s
FIRST, the Colombian women’s cycling team uniform had us doing a double take with its revealing design. The men’s leaves nothing to the imagination, either.
Do cyclists really need shaved legs?
TWENTY-SEVEN years ago a dodgy test suggested cyclists performed slightly better with shaved legs. No one ever questioned it — until now.
Contador on brink of Spain title
ALBERTO Contador is virtually certain to claim a third Tour of Spain after winning the penultimate stage of the race.
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