Adelaide the first stop in Froome’s climb back to the summit
Cycling legend Chris Froome says he is hoping the upcoming Tour Down Under can help him elevate back to the top of cycling in 2023.
Cycling legend Chris Froome says he is hoping the upcoming Tour Down Under can help him elevate back to the top of cycling in 2023.
Plapp becomes the second rider in 40 years to win two straight men’s road race national titles after a dominant ride to beat international Aussie stars. Find out he prevailed.
Two Tour de France winners and a Vuelta a Espana champ are the latest riders locked into a star-studded Tour Down Under line-up.
It was the bike failure which bottomed out Australian cycling, but it set in motion an extreme makeover aimed at peaking at the Paris Games. David Riccio meets the man responsible for change.
The Adelaide Hills are the next challenge for Giro d’Italia winner Jai Hindley after the Aussie rider committed to next month’s Tour Down Under.
A favourite for the road race world championship taking place in Wollongong has been charged with two counts of common assault for an alleged attack on teenagers.
Australia were the beneficiaries after the Dutch favourites – and cycling legend Annemiek van Vleuten – stunningly crashed in cruel scenes in Wollongong.
It’s among the biggest cycling championships in the world, but to Wollongong locals the ‘Tour de Gong’ marks the largest event in the city’s history.
Rohan Dennis and Grace Brown completed a golden double on the road for Australia on another day of cycling carnage at the Commonwealth Games.
Australia has dominated the track cycling with the arrival of a new superstar in Matt Richardson and our women blasting opposition away on a day of drama.
After a disastrous Olympics campaign, Australia dominated on the opening day of the Commonwealth Games track cycling in London.
When the time comes to look back and pinpoint the moment Jonas Vingegaard took control of the 2022 Tour de France, there won’t be an argument.
Australian Michael Matthews achieved a gruelling yet beautiful victory on the long road from Saint-Etienne to Mende in the Massif Central.
There was a time when Bob Jungels believed that he could be the best rider in the world. He wasn’t kidding.
Simon Clarke’s dream came true when he won stage 5 of the Tour de France – but it was disaster for Australia’s best overall chances on the cobblestones.
He has a world junior title and record to his name but this Sydney cycling speedster isn’t well known outside his sport. That could all be about to change.
Jai Hindley became Australian sport’s yarn of the week when he won the Giro d’Italia. Until then, the name didn’t exactly ring a bell.
Jai Hindley has become the first Australian to win the event, and only the second after Cadel Evans to win one of cycling’s grand tours.
Australia’s Jai Hindley took a huge step towards winning the Giro d’Italia after snatching the overall lead from Richard Carapaz.
Twelve years after helping to pioneer women’s professional road cycling in Europe, Tiffany Cromwell is enjoying some of the best results of her career.
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