White in demand for coaching jobs

Rupert Guinness Matt White says he has had offers to resume his coaching career from rival teams to the Australian Orica-GreenEDGE outfit that sacked him as head sports director after he admitted to using drugs...

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Rival teams try to lure White

Rupert Guinness Australian says a return to the Orica-GreenEDGE team is his preferred option.

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Confession mustn't pay - Hosking

Rupert Guinness AUSTRALIAN rider Chloe Hosking praised British star Nicole Cooke for condemning dopers such as Lance Armstrong and Tyler Hamilton in her retirement speech on Monday.

There's more to this case than just drug-taking

Rupert Guinness If reports are true that Lance Armstrong confessed to Oprah Winfrey in an interview to air here on Friday that he used performance-enhancing drugs, they should be taken with caution.

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Angry riders slam cheats

Rupert Guinness Australian rider Chloe Hosking praises British star Nicole Cooke for condemning dopers.

Only the truth will do

Rupert Guinness Lance Armstrong will reportedly confess to Oprah Winfrey in an interview.

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Armstrong has more than just drug-taking to confess

Rupert Guinness If reports are true that Lance Armstrong confessed to Oprah Winfrey in an interview to air on Friday (AEDT) that he used performance-enhancing drugs, they should be taken with caution.

Review 'must be public'

Rupert Guinness Call to make public review into Orica-GreenEDGE team's anti-doping procedures and practices.

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Lance: I'm a doper, but no cheat

Rupert Guinness Yes. The simplest of words, but one that Lance Armstrong had never been able to say whenever he was faced with doping allegations.

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Rogers' switch the talk of town

Rupert Guinness Michael Rogers' switch from the British Sky team to Saxo-Tinkoff was one of the surprise off-season moves in world cycling, and it continues to raise eyebrows at the Tour Down Under in Adelaide.

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Rogers move still rankles for Sky

Rupert Guinness MICHAEL ROGERS'S switch from the British Sky team to Saxo-Tinkoff was one of the surprise off-season moves in world cycling, and continues to raise eyebrows at the Tour Down Under in Adelaide.

Another stage for Armstrong, but no cheering

Rupert Guinness It was the day of the hangover: the day after Lance Armstrong's highly anticipated confession.

Tour de France: the Hall of Shame

Rupert Guinness It has been a confronting week for cycling fans since the fall of Lance Armstrong.

Don't dump dope cheats, reform them - team boss

Rupert Guinness MATT WHITE and Stephen Hodge should not have lost their positions at Cycling Australia after their confessions to doping during their racing careers, says Jonathan Vaughters, who testified in the US...

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Nomination spurs hope for change

Rupert Guinness One of Cycling Australia's harshest critics applauds the national governing body for nominating Tracey Gaudry as the new Oceania president, but says he is still wary about the future of the sport.

Armstrong's world continues to unravel, but will he face the ultimate truth?

Rupert Guinness Whether the truth caught up with Lance Armstrong, or he saw it coming, it didn't matter. For many, the truth still proved the ultimate winner in the doping scandal surrounding the American, as he...

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Hodge hopes to deter others from doping

Rupert Guinness WITH his confession for doping behind him, Stephen Hodge is readying for the challenge of facing a new world where he knows he will no longer be lauded as a Tour de France rider.

Wheels turn away from big league

Jared Lynch and Rupert Guinness Despite Lance Armstrong's stain on the sport, cycling has never been stronger in Australia.

Uphill battle to keep pedlars out

Rupert Guinness CYCLING'S drug scandal claimed a second Australian scalp yesterday amid concerns that the problem has spread from top professionals to the grassroots club level.