Evans ‘to miss Tour’, wants Giro title
FORMER Tour de France champion Cadel Evans said he is unlikely to compete in the 2014 race as he concentrates on a win in the Giro d’Italia.
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Giro 2014 about conquering mountains
ITALY’S Vincenzo Nibali will kick off the defence of his Giro d’Italia title in 2014 with three days of racing in Northern Ireland.
Tour chief sues SBS for defamation
EXCLUSIVE: Tour Down Under race director Mike Turtur is suing SBS over claims he covered up doping in professional cycling.
Day out for cycling’s sprinting elite
THE sprinters are in for a day out when the 2013 Bowden Elite Teams Series begins with a lightning-fast kermesse in North Adelaide on Sunday.
Armstrong hands back Sydney medal
DISGRACED cyclist Lance Armstrong has handed back his bronze medal from the Sydney Olympics to the IOC.
The Coffee Ride #9 with Reece Homfray
DAMIEN Howson feared he might have been dreaming when he went to bed after winning the under-23 time trial world championship.
Clarke produces superman effort
SIMON Clarke has stamped himself a future world championship contender by salvaging a top-10 finish for Australia in Italy.
GreenEDGE to snare talented Poms
AUSTRALIAN cycling team Orica-GreenEDGE is close to signing 21-year-old British identical twins Simon and Adam Yates from under the nose of Team Sky.
Top-10 finish for Cromwell
AUSTRALIA’S Tiffany Cromwell has attacked the top women cyclists in the closing stages of the world road championships, en route to a top-10 finish.
Aussie Gaudry named one of UCI VPs
AUSTRALIA’S Tracey Gaudry’s rise up the cycling administrative ranks has continued with her appointment as one of three UCI vice-presidents.
Armstrong offered olive branch by UCI
NEW world cycling chief Brian Cookson is hoping disgraced Lance Armstrong can play a key role in a ‘truth and reconciliation’ process.
Hoy to jet in for Tour Down Under
THE most successful track cyclist in Olympic history, Sir Chris Hoy, is coming to Adelaide in January as a guest of the Santos Tour Down Under.
Cyclist narrowly escapes cat-astrophe
VIDEO: IN case you were wondering why it’s a bad idea to take your cat to a bike race, here’s your answer.
Martin wins third straight title
TONY Martin has won his third straight world title in the individual time trial, while Olympic champ Bradley Wiggins finished a distant second.
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RICHIE Porte says he will hold nothing back in tonight’s gruelling 57.9km despite Sunday’s world championships.
Porte goes all-in for worlds
RICHIE Porte says he will hold nothing back in tonight’s individual time-trial despite competing in the 272km road race at the worlds on Sunday.
Gold for Aussie young gun
SOUTH Australian rising star Damien Howson farewelled the under-23 ranks in style securing time-trial gold at the cycling world championships.
Alonso’s bid for cycling team fails
THE deal for Formula One star Fernando Alonso to rescue the financially stricken Euskaltel Euskadi cycling team has collapsed.
Silver for Aussies at world champs
AUSTRALIA’S professional road team Orica GreenEDGE has come within a whisker of claiming gold at the world road cycling championships..
Wiggins wins Tour of Britain
BRADLEY Wiggins won his home Tour of Britain on Sunday as compatriot Mark Cavendish took his third stage victory of this year’s race.
The Coffee Ride #7
BRAD McGee remembers a 1998 phone call from Cycling Australia’s then selector Shayne Bannan pleading with him to ride the world championships.
Horner, 41, now oldest man to win Vuelta
US VETERAN Christopher Horner has completed his biggest career victory, winning the Spanish Vuelta at the age of 41 to become the oldest champion.
Horner takes Vuelta lead
AMERICAN Chris Horner sneaked into the overall lead of the Tour of Spain by just three seconds with just two stages remaining.
TDU not implicated by dossier
An anonymous dossier alleging corruption by the UCI president around drug testing on Lance Armstrong has no implications for the TDU, its spokesperson says.
TDU gets new start for 2014
THE 2014 Tour Down Under will start with a criterium around the River Torrens in North Adelaide in a move away from Rymill Park.
Evans wins stage in Alberta
CADEL Evans has won the fourth stage of cycling’s Tour of Alberta while fellow Aussie Rohan Dennis leads overall with one stage left.
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ROHAN Dennis was asked by his sports psychologist recently to reflect on his season which is still far from over.
Armstrong hasn’t given back medal
THE IOC wants Lance Armstrong to hand back the bronze medal he won at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.
Aussie Dennis wins maiden tour
AUSTRALIA’S Rohan Dennis has won cycling’s inaugural Tour of Alberta, pressing his claims to contest this month’s world championship.
Nibali battles rain to stretch tour lead
ITALIAN Daniele Ratto broke away to seal the 14th stage of the Tour of Spain in bad weather as compatriot Vincenzo Nibali extended his lead overall.
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