Cycling
Mass pile up hurts Renshaw's Tour hopes
Rupert Guinness Mark Renshaw has never been a certainty to be picked by his team for this year's Centenary Tour de France because of its priorities behind helping Dutchman Robert Gesink finish as high as possible...
Cycling
GreenEDGE confident of Giro stage win
Rupert Guinness Orica-GreenEDGE will grant Dutch climber Pieter Weening freedom to try to finish as high overall as he can.
Bobridge's Olympic ambition overrides Giro wishes
Rupert Guinness JACK BOBRIDGE regrets his withdrawal from the Giro d'Italia due to an ankle injury one day out from the finish on Sunday, but the Australian rider realises that continuing on would have placed at...
Cycling
Evans steers clear of Tour crash mayhem
Rupert Guinness If the sound of collapsed bikes and bodies comes from behind, Cadel Evans knows he is safe - for now.
Early days are critical, says Evans
Rupert Guinness, Boulogne-sur-mer If the sound of collapsed bikes and bodies comes from behind, Cadel Evans knows he is safe - for now.
Cycling
Evans finds unexpected allies in his battle against Wiggins
Rupert Guinness Cadel Evans predicts there will be a major reshuffle in the top order of the Tour de France on Monday while his team management hinted at an upset by the Australian.
Cycling
Knock knock: Virenque on the other side of the law
Rupert Guinness His history in doping aside, Frenchman Richard Virenque – the leader of the French Festina team that in 1998 was kicked out of the Tour for systematic doping – still clearly sees himself as a...
