Cycling
Goss at ease with review of team doping protocols
Rupert Guinness CHERASCO: Matt Goss has welcomed the handing down of the report on an independent review of his Orica-GreenEDGE team's anti-doping processes.
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Goss: report showed less skin, more transparency
Rupert Guinness Australian welcomes report of independent review into Orica-GreenEDGE's anti-doping processes.
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Wiggins' race heads downhill
Rupert Guinness BRADLEY Wiggins is where he has not been for years: down and out, struggling for solutions - let alone his winning form - and facing uncertainty as to what next.
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Evans sounds warning to race leader Nibali
Rupert Guinness Cadel Evans believes his form is getting better as the three week Giro d'Italia continues and warns that he is ready to take on Italian race leader Vincenzo Nibali and any other overall contender...
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Wiggins' loss is Evans' gain as Giro hits Alps
Rupert Guinness in Treviso The chances of Cadel Evans finishing on the podium at the Giro d'Italia have firmed after British Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins lost more than three minutes in Thursday's 12th stage,...
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Ailing leaders welcome sprint stages at Giro
Rupert Guinness Cadel Evans and his fellow contenders for overall victory in the Giro d'Italia have welcomed the arrival of two stages that most likely won't suit them.
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Lancaster to battle on in Giro for teammate Goss
Rupert Guinness Brett Lancaster spent three days coughing and spluttering through the Giro d'Italia but will continue racing to help teammate Matt Goss.
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Evans in best form since Tour win: Wiggins
Rupert Guinness Cadel Evans' form at the Giro d'Italia is his best since winning the Tour de France two years ago, says British Tour champion Bradley Wiggins.
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Wiggins predicts first test in the mountains could tip Giro 'upside down'
Rupert Guinness Cadel Evans has shown enough in the first eight days of the Giro d'Italia to raise belief that he is not only fit and strong, but also could be a serious contender for overall victory in the...
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Not such a know-it-all: Haas joins the nerdy class for ’bonkers’ Giro lesson
Rupert Guinness Nathan Haas says he thought he "knew everything" in cycling before his Giro d'Italia grand tour debut, and admits the three-week race has become a 'masterclass' for him in the sport.
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Gritty Evans holds second place in Giro
Rupert Guinness Cadel Evans delivers with a typically gritty performance on the pivotal 10th stage of the Giro d'Italia.
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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.
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Cadel climbs into top 10
Rupert Guinness, in Serra San Bruno Cadel Evans makes an impressive push into the top 10 overall of the Giro d'Italia with his sixth place on stage four.
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Crash hinders Goss, but Evans escapes
Rupert Guinness The Australian Orica-GreenEDGE team loses a chance to win the fifth stage of the Giro d'Italia due to a crash, but overall contender Cadel Evans escapes the mayhem unharmed.
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Evans takes good and bad in his stride
Rupert Guinness Cadel Evans has learnt in his years as a professional cyclist just how quickly the scales of fate can tip in his favour – or mercilessly against it.
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Gerry Ryan holds the Edge
Rupert Guinness Gerry Ryan, owner of the Orica-GreenEDGE team, has decided to extend his own investment into the Australian top-tier squad for three more years.
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Crash denies Goss a sprint for victory
Rupert Guinness Australian Cadel Evans escaped unharmed from a crash that marred the finale of Wednesday's fifth stage of the Giro d'Italia and cost Orica-GreenEDGE its best chance of victory.
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Gerry Ryan reinvests in Orica-GreenEDGE
Rupert Guinness Gerry Ryan, owner of the Orica-GreenEDGE team, has decided to extend his investment into the Australian top-tier squad for three more years.
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Australian crashes out of Giro
Rupert Guinness in Margherita di Savoia Leigh Howard became the first Australian casualty of the Giro d'Italia after being forced out of the 3405 kilometre race with a fractured left collarbone sustained in a crash near the end of stage...
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Bobridge breaks away from comfort zone
Rupert Guinness Jack Bobridge didn't baulk when he spoke this week about his motivation to show he is still serious about his career since leaving the ''comfort zone'' of his former Australian team.
