Cycling

McGee takes up national cycling role

Former Australian cycling star Brad McGee and coach Brian Stephens will split the part-time national role previously held by Matt White.

Cycling

Pressure on Goss to win stage in Giro

Rupert Guinness Australian sprinter Matt Goss will give it his all in the next two stages of the Giro d'Italia.

Cycling

White seeks redemption after six months in sin bin

Samantha Lane After telling authorities everything he knows about doping, and serving a backdated six-month ban for his sins, cyclist Matt White hopes to be reinstated as a director of Australia's professional...

Cycling

White keen for return

Samantha Lane After telling authorities everything he knows about doping, and serving a backdated six-month ban for his sins, former cyclist Matt White hopes to be re-installed as a director of Australia's...

BMX

Accident robs Buchanan of national crown

Canberra's Caroline Buchanan was denied a national title after being accidentally taken out in the second race.

Wurf the trouble: Aussie climbs into Giro d'Italia blue jersey contention

Rupert Guinness Australian Cameron Wurf fought off the debilitating effects of bronchitis to race into contention for a rare chance to claim the Giro d'Italia blue climber's jersey on Monday after he unleashed a...

Cycling

Cheats get too much coverage, says Meares

Australian cycling legend Anna Meares has expressed her frustration at the lack of public exposure given to clean athletes compared to cheats such as Lance Armstrong.

Cycling

Goss strives to time it right

Rupert Guinness Matt Goss concedes he and his Orica-GreenEDGE teammates inadvertently helped his rivals.

Matt finish: Goss paints winning Orica blueprint

Rupert Guinness Matt Goss concedes he and his Orica-GreenEDGE team inadvertently helped rivals in the Giro d'Italia's first stage by taking control of the sprint finish into a headwind too early.

Cycling

Team Sky light the way despite Meersman stage win

Belgium's Gianni Meersman, of the Omega Pharma team, won the first stage of the Tour of Romandie on Wednesday, but Britain's race favourite Chris Froome remained in the overall lead.

Cycling

Wiggins and Froome stoke Tour de France row

Team Sky was plunged into potential turmoil on Monday night as Sir Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome appeared at loggerheads over who will lead the team at this year's Tour de France.

Cycling

Storm brews at Sky as two fight for lead

Ian Chadband Team Sky was plunged into potential turmoil on Monday as Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome appeared at loggerheads over who will lead the team at this year's Tour de France.

BMX

Harriet's focus on riding the Rio route

Lee Gaskin She watched Caroline Buchanan's Olympic campaign from a hospital bed.

Mountain biking

Downhill success an uphill battle

Chris Dutton Caroline Buchanan continues her bid to make an impact on the mountain bike downhill scene.

Cycling

Australia quartet regain world men's pursuit title

Australia's young team regained the men's world pursuit track cycling title here on Wednesday, beating their old rivals, the Olympic and defending champions Great Britain, in the final.

Cycling

Hepburn makes it two from two for Australia as Ireland claim historic gold

Martyn Irvine gave Ireland a first ever world track championships gold medal on Thursday when he swooped to victory in the scratch event, just an hour after securing a silver in the pursuit behind...

Mountain biking

Henderson homes in on shot at national title

David Polkinghorne It's a far cry from racing in front of 20,000 at an Olympic Games, but Canberra mountain biker Bec Henderson is still excited about competing at the national championships at Stromlo this weekend.

Hepburn keeps pursuit title on another golden day

Cycling Australia's Michael Hepburn has retained his pursuit title at the world track championships.

Cycling

Cycling's funding at risk, warns minister

Samantha Lane EXCLUSIVE Cycling Australia risks having its federal government funding cut if it fails to meet 17 recommendations of anti-doping review.

Gaudry in rhythm for uphill grind

Samantha Lane AN EXTRAORDINARY appointment arriving in the most extraordinary of times, Tracey Gaudry says she's a brave woman, and she'll need to be.