Champion Durbridge to take back seat
JUST a day after winning the national road race championship Luke Durbridge has been sent to the wings, assigned a support role for the TDU.
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O’Grady hopes virus caution will pay off
STUART O’Grady is confident of overcoming a virus which kept him out of Sunday’s national championship in time to start the Tour Down Under.
Armstrong admission may mean jail
LANCE Armstrong could lose more than his ravaged reputation if he confesses to TV talk show queen Oprah Winfrey that he used drugs.
All roads closed for Armstrong
OPINION: This time there is no escape. Not for Lance Armstrong, or for Oprah Winfrey.
Swiss lab refutes Armstrong claim
A SWISS laboratory has denied it helped Lance Armstrong cheat by sharing information on how to beat drug tests.
Swiss lab denies helping Armstrong
A SWISS laboratory denied that it helped Lance Armstrong cheat after claims from USADA that it gave him information about how to beat drug tests.
Lance entitled to speak out: Greipel
SUPERSTAR Andre Greipel arrived in Adelaide this morning for the Tour Down Under, but the attention quickly turned to Lance Armstrong.
10 questions we’d like to ask Lance
YOU’RE Oprah, minus the bank balance and book club. What would you ask Lance Armstrong? We pose 10 questions we’d like answered.
Place your bets: Will Lance fess up?
THE world waits with bated breath as Lance Armstrong saddles up for his interview with Oprah. Will he jump on her couch? Will he cry? Will he wear a yellow jersey?
Armstrong to face Oprah ‘grilling’
NO QUESTION will be off-limits when disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong sits down with American talk show queen Oprah Winfrey next week.
Lance’s dirt may hijack TDU
LANCE Armstrong’s tell-all interview on cycling’s doping storm may hijack the sport’s fresh start in Adelaide’s Santos Tour Down Under.
Lance will appear on Oprah
LANCE Armstrong will be grilled by Oprah Winfrey in his first public interview since he was stripped of his Tour de France titles in disgrace.
Rising cycling star blitzes field
LUKE Durbridge continues to show his potential, successfully defending the elite men’s time trial title at the Australian road cycling championships.
Damien Howson seals speed title
ADELAIDE cyclist Damien Howson has officially become Australia’s best under-23 time trial rider.
It was time to grow up: Bobridge
JACK Bobridge had to grow up in 2012 – as a young man and a bike rider.
Howson hopes time trial will open door
ADELAIDE’S Damien Howson is hoping a victory in today’s under-23 time trial at the national cycling championships will springboard him into the Santos Tour Down Under (TDU).
Bobridge reveals arthritis pain
AUSTRALIAN cycling star Jack Bobridge has revealed he suffers from rheumatoid arthritis but is adamant it will not stall his career.
Cadel’s teammate to make recovery
BMC Racing’s intended number one Tour Down Under rider Alessandro Ballan will be released from a Spanish hospital this week.
Watson takes out Herald Sun Tour
VICTORIAN Calvin Watson will never forget his 20th birthday after becoming the youngest winner of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour.
Voigt heads Down Under again
ONE of the world’s oldest professional cyclists Jens Voigt will open his 2013 season at the Santos Tour Down Under in South Australia this month.
Promising signs for the Tour
THE Jayco Herald Sun Tour has been a fantastic success, Simon Gerrans writes in his exclusive column.
Tour stands test of time
CYCLING’S Jayco Herald Sun Tour threw itself a 60th birthday party with thousands of guests last night – and is looking forward to more of the same.
Armstrong ‘confession’ stalls
UPDATE: The World Anti-Doping Agency says it has had no approach from disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong to indicate he will confess to using drugs.
Riders jolt race crowd
STAGE two winner Luke Davison says he and his fellow National Road Series riders have been underestimated by the Jayco Herald Sun Tour’s biggest names.
Let the battle for victory commence
WE STILL think we’re in with a chance, writes cyclist Simon Gerrans.
Walker’s will propels him
WILL Walker was pleading for someone to “please just shoot me” – he was that far gone.
Davison claims shock Tour win
LUKE Davison was surprised by his win in stage two of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour in every sense of the word.
Aaron Donnelly is hot stuff on tour
FOUR hours of hell on wheels – that was the first road stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour – and some experienced cyclists struggled to cope.
Bold move rewarded in heat
THAT was definitely a tough way to start the season – and the boldest riders were rewarded in the Jayco Herald Sun Tour.
Youth to fore in hot streak
YOUTH overcame experience in a scorching start to the Jayco Herald Sun Tour yesterday.
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