Cycling
Matthews misses Giro by ill chance
David Polkinghorne Michael Matthews knows he would have gone into his first Grand Tour in good form.
Cycling
Meyer dares to dream of Tour
David Polkinghorne Riding had literally become a pain in the butt for Cameron Meyer.
Cycling
Rogers focused on Tour, but has other ambitions, too
David Polkinghorne AFTER helping Bradley Wiggins win the yellow jersey, Canberra cyclist Michael Rogers has signalled his intent to do the same with new teammate Alberto Contador in this year's Tour de France.
Cycling
Crash brings Haas down
David Polkinghorne Nathan Haas is a week behind in preparing for his Herald Sun Tour defence after an ''embarrassing'' crash in Civic.
Cycling
Orica gives Matthews crack at Giro glory
David Polkinghorne It's a new year, with a new team, wearing a new jersey for Canberra cyclist Michael Matthews.
Cycling
Rogers a boost for Contador
David Polkinghorne The lure of greater opportunities for Michael Rogers will be invaluable for Alberto Contador's quest to regain his Tour de France crown and a loss for Team Sky, fellow Canberran Mathew Hayman says.
Cycling
Hayman turns up the heat on GreenEDGE
David Polkinghorne ORICA-GREENEDGE has ''everything to lose'' in the national men's road race championships in Ballarat on Sunday, according to Canberra cyclist Mathew Hayman.
Cycling
Women to be hurt by sponsor backlash, says Galloway
David Polkinghorne LANCE ARMSTRONG'S doping saga could also damage women's cycling as sponsors look to distance themselves from the drug controversy.
Cycling
Wonderful contributor's image tainted
Chris Dutton, David Polkinghorne He was a mentor to generations of Canberra cyclists but Stephen Hodge shocked the capital's tight-knit riding community when he dropped a bombshell on the sport yesterday, admitting he had taken...
Opinion
Lance can still restore our faith
David Polkinghorne I feel robbed. I feel cheated. I feel like I've been kicked in the guts and Lance Armstrong's cleats have left a mark.
Cycling
Time to bury the past as new, clean breed embraces future
David Polkinghorne Michael Matthews will still join Orica-Greenedge next year and is adamant the sport is ''getting really clean'', despite team director Matthew White's admission of doping with Lance Armstrong.
