Meares hits back as Glaetzer dominates
AS ANNA Meares hit back in typical fashion, Matt Glaetzer continued his unbeaten run at the International Track Series in Adelaide.
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Meares down but not out
CYCLING champion Anna Meares admits she has put herself deep into a hole in preparation for the Commonwealth Games — but can see light at the end of the tunnel.
Young gun Morton claims two major scalps
GLASGOW-bound Stephanie Morton claimed two major international scalps on her way to winning the women’s sprint on the opening night of the ITS Adelaide.
Perkins: I’ll be back on track for Glasgow
OLYMPIC medallist Shane Perkins says the back injury which forced him out of the International Track Series will not threaten his Commonwealth Games campaign.
Sprint team gears up in Adelaide for Games
AUSTRALIA’S track sprint cycling team hits the Adelaide SuperDrome on Wednesday en route to Glasgow for next month’s Commonwealth Games.
The Coffee Ride #36 — Track feature special
VELODROMES, gyms and open roads in winter can be cold, quiet and lonely places for a cyclist to show up to for work every day.
Froome holds firm as Spilak wins
CHRIS Froome held on to his overall lead in the Criterium du Dauphine after a hotly-contested fifth stage won by Simon Spilak.
The Coffee Ride #35 with Reece Homfray
AUSSIE Jay McCarthy was kicking back on the beach in Barcelona enjoying a few days off last week when he spoke to News Limited about his Giro d’Italia debut.
AOC wants drug cheat O’Grady ousted
UPDATE: THE AOC says drug cheat Stuart O’Grady’s reputation is ruined and will no longer be remembered as a “fantastic competitor”.
Froome defends Dauphine inhaler
CRITERIUM du Dauphine leader Chris Froome has defended his use of an inhaler.
It’s on for young and experienced at Games
AS ANNA Meares allowed herself to look back and reflect on what it meant to equal Kathy Watt’s Commonwealth Games record, she also looked to the future.
Aussies wheel out squad for Glasgow
AUSTRALIA has turned to teenage flying machine Caleb Ewan as its headline sprinter in the men’s road race at next month’s Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Sky Team at odds over Tour squad
TEAM Sky says they’ve yet to decide on their Tour de France squad despite claims from ex-champ Bradley Wiggins he won’t be in it.
Sky Team at odds over Tour squad
TEAM Sky says they’ve yet to decide on their Tour de France squad despite claims from ex-champ Bradley Wiggins he won’t be in it.
Quintana takes Giro d’Italia crown
NAIRO Quintana has become the first Colombian winner of the Giro d’Italia, with nearest Australian Cadel Evans finishing eighth.
The Coffee Ride #34 with Reece Homfray
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Rogers’ Giro win aided by fan
AUSSIE Michael Rogers posted his second stage win of the Giro d’Italia, helped by a fan who accidentally slowed down a chasing rider.
Quintana extends Giro lead
NAIRO Quintana, wearing the leader’s pink jersey, won the 19th stage of the Giro d’Italia as Cadel Evans’ position improved slightly.
Evans’ Giro dream over
CADEL EVANS’ Giro d’Italia chances are in tatters after he plummeted further down the standings on the 18th stage, won by Julian Arredondo.
Evans’ Giro dream over
CADEL EVANS’ Giro d’Italia chances are in tatters after he plummeted further down the standings on the 18th stage, won by Julian Arredondo.
Pirazzi takes stage, Evans still third
ITALIAN Stefano Pirazzi has held off a small group in the home straight to claim his maiden Giro d’Italia win with Cadel Evans still third overall.
National award for cycling safety campaign
THE man behind a News Corp Australia campaign which has put cycling safety high on the state’s agenda has been honoured with a national award.
Evans slips to third in Giro
CADEL Evans has dropped to third in the Giro d’Italia’s overall standings after Nairo Quintana claimed victory on the 16th stage.
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Evans closes gap on Giro leader
AUSSIE Cadel Evans made up five seconds on Giro d’Italia leader Rigoberto Uran in a strong show on the first day in the mountains.
Cadel faces a mountain of challenges to win Giro
CADEL Evans has one week to wrestle back the lead in the Giro d’Italia where victory would cement his standing as one of the greatest cyclists of all time.
Giro cyclist’s horrifying rail flip
THE Giro d’Italia claimed another victim in frightening circumstances when a rider hit a guard rail and plummeted down an embankment.
Giro d’Aussie: Rogers, Evans dominate
THE Aussies are dominating the Giro d’Italia race, with Michael Rogers winning the 11th stage and Cadel Evans retaining the overall lead.
Tour winner Ullrich in ‘drunken crash’
TOUR de France winner Jan Ullrich was allegedly almost three times over the drink-driving limit when he crashed his car and injured two people.
Evans avoids huge pile-up to retain lead
CADEL Evans preserved his overall lead in the Giro d’Italia but lost a key teammate in a dramatic 10th stage of the grand tour cycling event.
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