Elvin clinches back-to-back titles
GRACIE Elvin made history and saved the day for Orica-AIS by winning back-to-back national MARS road championships.
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Porte agrees “a metre matters”
RICHIE Porte has signed a petition calling for greater protection for riders on public roads in memory of a friend who was killed last month.
Ewan wants to race world’s best
CALEB Ewan says he is going to the Tour Down Under “to race” the best after winning his second road title in three days.
Evans gunning for the Giro
IN the twilight of a decorated career, Cadel Evans is training hard as he aims for victory in this year’s Giro d’Italia.
Speed king Kittel stays low key
MARCEL Kittel – regarded as the fastest sprinter in road cycling – arrived in Adelaide declaring there’s no pressure to prove he is lightning quick.
Summit within Ewan’s reach
A SPRINTER like Caleb Ewan would usually be an outsider on the hilly circuit at the Australian road cycling championships, but not Ewan.
Elvin rues fall from grace
GRACIE Elvin was still feeling the pain as she took to Twitter to lament her crash in the criterium at the road cycling national championships.
No pressure on sprint gun Kittel
MARCEL Kittel arrived in Adelaide on Friday declaring there’s no weight on his shoulders to prove he is lightning quick.
Porte wary of an early break
RICHIE Porte says the biggest danger for lone rangers like himself in Sunday’s national championship is the threat of an early break.
Gold for Von Hoff after close calls
STEELE Von Hoff has finally climbed to the top step of the national criterium championship podium after two years of falling agonisingly short.
Rohan up in the air after freak spill
ADELAIDE’S Rohan Dennis remains hopeful of overcoming superficial wounds from a freak accident in Wednesday’s time trial.
Roy claims women’s criterium title
SYDNEY cyclist Sarah Roy takes a green and gold national champion’s jersey to Europe after winning the Australian women’s criterium.
Greipel out to make statement
ANDRE Greipel’s arrival in Adelaide on Thursday morning has sent out a clear mesage to UCI WorldTour rival cycling teams.
Meyer brothers in street showdown
CAMERON Meyer has a fight on his hands to assert his big-brother influence over Travis in Thursday night’s national criterium championship in Ballarat.
Dennis faces race against time
ROHAN Dennis uncertain over national road race start as he recovers from a freak accident in the time trial at Burrumbeet.
Wardlaw upstages champs in trial
A 36-YEAR-OLD fire planner from Benalla upstaged Olympians and national champions to claim the Australian women’s time trial title.
Champs upstaged in time trial titles
A 36-YEAR-OLD fire planner has upstaged Olympians and national champions to claim the Australian women’s time trial title.
Evans to be cleared for road race
CADEL Evans will be cleared by his BMC Racing Team bosses to line up in Sunday’s Cycling Australia national championships.
Coffee Ride #22 with Reece Homfray
FINALLY, the weather has come to the party and cycling season in Australia can officially begin.
Green machine look to extend streak
CYCLING’S green machine will bring a new look to the national road championships, which start in Ballarat on Wednesday.
Durbridge facing world-class threat
THREE current and former world champions pose the biggest to Luke Durbridge claiming his third national time trial crown on Wednesday.
Durbridge racing to be fit
LUKE Durbridge faces a race against the clock to be on the start line in full health to defend his national time trial crown.
Italian Bronzini burns off rivals
GIORGIA Bronzini has become the first foreign female rider to win the Bay Cycling Classic.
Jones ready after miracle comeback
BRENTON Jones knew his fairytale was on track to come true when he got a phone call from childhood hero Robbie McEwen on Saturday.
Riders aim Sky high in Adelaide
RIDERS from the world’s biggest cycling team, Team Sky, are calling Glenelg home for the next three weeks as they prepare for the TDU.
US star Sam sets his sights on Rio
IT’S early afternoon on Sunday, December 1, in Tulsa Oklahoma and Sam Willoughby can finally put his feet up.
Cycling’s ‘fab five’ gears up for TDU
WHAT started out as five women walking together has turned into their own mini-cycling club which mixes friendship, fitness and the TDU.
Big upset in Bay opener
ZAK Dempster turned the Bay Cycling Classic on its head, upstaging a high-profile field to win the summer’s first race.
Gerrans chasing third Aus title
SIMON Gerrans out to become first three-time winner of the Tour Down Under when he contests the January 19-26 race.
Gerrans in TDU hat-trick hunt
SIMON Gerrans will attempt to become the first three-time winner of the Santos Tour Down Under later this month.
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