Horror cycling crash sparked by ‘criminal act’
Dutch cyclist Dylan Groenewegen has been condemned for ‘dangerous behaviour’ after a shocking incident on the Tour of Poland left Fabio Jakobsen fighting for his life.
Cycling
‘Criminal act’ leaves cyclist fighting for life
Dutch cyclist Fabio Jakobsen is in a coma after being thrown over a barrier and colliding with a photographer during a sickening crash at 80km/h.
Cycling champs on track for December
The Olympics in 2021 remain up in the air but Australia’s best cyclists have something to aim for.
Most awkward moment of Lance doco
Viewers have been divided over Lance Armstrong’s two-part documentary, but one moment involving his son left everyone in disbelief.
Why Armstrong chose ‘nuclear meltdown’
Lance Armstrong’s life was smashed to pieces in 2013 but he has revealed that if he had his time over, he “wouldn’t change a thing”.
‘Fundamentally evil’ act Armstrong regrets
Lance Armstrong has been accused of being a bully to get what he wanted, no more so than in one moment broadcast across the world.
Stepfather ‘beat the s***’ out of Lance
Lance Armstrong was apparently disciplined well before his infamous doping scandal, claiming his stepfather would beat him senseless for minor transgressions.
Armstrong’s perfect revenge on fans
Disgraced cycling star Lance Armstrong’s explosive new documentary reveals the doping cheat’s calculated revenge on livid fans.
Ugly reality of Lance Armstrong lies
Almost a decade on from Lance Armstrong’s explosive self-destruction, a nagging issue still hangs over the disgraced champion.
Unanswerable element baffles director
The director behind disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong’s upcoming documentary was left scratching her head over one aspect behind it all.
Lance Armstrong only regrets one thing
Lance Armstrong doesn’t regret his doping – saying he “wouldn’t change a thing”. But there is one choice he would like the chance to change.
International Three-Day event cancelled
This year’s Australian International Three-Day event has been cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, despite it getting underway in November.
Tour de France postponed in 74-year first
Cycling has become the latest coronavirus casualty, with the sport’s most famous annual race unlikely to take place in 2020.
TDF running out of road on new start date
It’s renowned globally as a logistical nightmare, the world’s biggest roadshow, so does the latest extension of the French coronavirus protocols spell the death knell of this year’s Tour De France?
Global sporting icon to buck virus shutdown
This year’s Tour de France may still go ahead despite the worldwide coronavirus pandemic – but with one, almost unimaginable, change.
Soccer leagues hope to resume in May; NHL cops hit
CORONAVIRUS WRAP: The first NHL player has tested positive to COVID-19, while major European soccer leagues have their eye on a May return and hope is fading for an iconic cycling race.
Aussie cycling team staffer contracts coronavirus
An Australian cycling team staffer has contracted coronavirus after returning to Adelaide from the UCI track world championships in Berlin. But Cycling Australia says he had no in-person contact with riders after experiencing symptoms.
Nasty crash leaves golden girl bloodied
A four-time Olympic gold medallist was left in the hands of medical staff after being involved in a brutal five-person pileup.
Tour riders test positive for coronavirus
A professional cycling event featuring several Australians has been cancelled after two riders tested positive for the coronavirus.
F1 star’s heart stolen by South Aussie cyclist
Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas has gone public with his new relationship with South Australian cyclist Tiffany Cromwell.
Meares’ baby girl ‘better than any medal’
Anna Meares competed at four Olympic Games, winning two gold medals for Australia. But according to her, nothing compares to becoming a mother.
Hindley joins cycling champs on tour honour roll
Jai Hindley has capped a Herald Sun Tour to savour by cruising to the biggest win of his career and joining some of cycling’s biggest names on list of tour champions.
Aussie conquers climb as star Brit shrinks
Jai Hindley has backed up his pre-race predictions to upstage British star Simon Yates and claim the yellow jersey on an explosive second stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour.
Unlucky Italian unleashes fierce sprint
Young Italian sprinter Alberto Dainese ended a run of top-10 finishes at WorldTour level after unleashing a fierce acceleration at the end of the 121.9km first stage of the Herald Sun Tour.
Yates to climb historic heights in Victorian Alps
Mitchelton-Scott’s British star Simon Yates says he is ready to “stretch the legs” in an ominous warning to the peloton as Australia’s oldest stage race prepares to go to new heights.
Lucy hopes childhood dream comes true
Lucy Kennedy’s win in last year’s Herald Sun Tour was the start of the big year and she hopes defending her title can take her to greater heights with the Olympics on the horizon.
Yates’ Giro, Olympic goals starts with ‘Sunny’
British star Simon Yates has waited seven years to return for the Herald Sun Tour and this year’s race is vital to his plans as he seeks another grand tour victory and Olympic glory.
Selfless deputy finally gets day to shine
Dries Devenyns has been a loyal lieutenant for so long but when his teammate couldn’t win the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race he grabbed his opportunity to be the hero.
Your guide to the Tour Down Under
The 22nd Santos Tour Down Under is here, and Australia’s premier cycling event starts in the Barossa Valley once again. Here is your ultimate guide to the festivities, including teams, stage maps and events.
Wonderkid ‘puts on a show’ as Olympian claims title
It was a crazy, cold final day down in Williamstown and Olympian Sam Welsford finished the race with his maiden Bay Crits title. But it was a WorldTour wonderkid who was the standout.
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