Porte counting down the days
AUSTRALIAN workhorse Richie Porte says he can’t wait for two torturous days in the Pyrenees that will decide the Tour de France.
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Tour rivals team up for Olympic glory
SWORN enemies at the Tour de France, Cadel Evans and Michael Rogers will team up next week in London chasing Olympic Games cycling glory.
What Cadel must do to win the Tour
CADEL Evans’ Tour de France defence is hanging by a thread. We looks at what he needs to do to regain his yellow jersey.
GreenEDGE to rally amid controversy
ORICA-Green-EDGE is hellbent on having the last word on the Matt Goss controversy by posting a stage win in the Tour de France.
McEwan goes on attack over penalty
ROBBIE McEwen has demanded better race officiating in the wake of the green jersey penalty handed to Matt Goss.
Redemption as Millar wins stage
SCOT David Millar’s redemption is complete.
Froome defied team orders: boss
SKY’S Tour de France revelation Chris Froome went against team orders by accelerating away from race leader Bradley Wiggins.
‘It’s far from over yet’: Evans
CADEL Evans refuses to concede his Tour de France quest is over despite tumbling to fourth overall overnight.
Cancellara pulls out of Tour
SWITZERLAND’S Fabian Cancellara pulled out of the Tour de France before the 11th stage today.
Bike prodigy takes time out to repair
DALE Parker would rather work in a bike shop on Rundle St than win the Tour de France.
Evans casts doubt over Wiggins
CADEL Evans intends to exploit Bradley Wiggins’s inexperience in a high-stakes game of Tour de France brinkmanship tonight.
Evans hopeful son can go to Olympics
CADEL Evans has not given up hope his toddler son Robel can attend the London Olympic Games.
A lack of respect causing chaos
A LACK of respect has made cycling more dangerous, says Orica-GreenEDGE director and former Tour de France competitor Matt White.
Four stages that will decide the Tour
PHIL Anderson, the first ever non-European to wear the yellow jersey during the Tour de France, previews the must win stages of the great race.
Goss narrowly misses stage win
MATT Goss has crept to within striking distance of the Tour de France’s green jersey after finishing second in the fifth stage.
Teammates to testify against Lance
CADEL Evans’ Tour de France guardian angel is refusing to comment on claims he confessed to doping with Lance Armstrong.
Tour de France 2012 – Stage 4
Action from the fourth stage of the 2012 Tour de France.
Borut blows up after car hits him
SLOVENIAN sprinter Borut Bozic has hit out at Tour de France organisers after becoming the second rider in a year to be hit by a car.
Tour stars call for more safety
MATT Goss and Andreas Kloden have made pleas to race officials to increase safety after riders almost collided with spectators on stage two.
Wiggins to bypass tour party
BRADLEY Wiggins will bypass the traditional Tour de France post-race party – even if he claims the greatest victory of his career.
Evans survives as Sagan takes stage
CADEL Evans has survived a rugged first stage of the Tour de France as sprinter Peter Sagan scored an arrogant victory.
Plastic bottle nearly causes Tour chaos
A REMARKABLE piece of reflex riding by German Marcus Burghardt has saved the Tour de France from a catastrophic fall.
Tour de France 2012 – Stage One
Action from the 198km stage one of the 2012 Tour de France.
Wiggins gains edge over Evans
BRADLEY Wiggins scored a psychological victory over Cadel Evans in the Tour de France prologue, gaining a 10-second lead over the Australian.
Cadel peaking at the right time
CADEL Evans believes his low-key preparation will be vital to a successful Tour de France title defence next week.
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