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Haussler eyes hell of a ride
Rupert Guinness Bonus could await Australian should he get right result in Paris-Roubaix classic.
Haussler pushes Tour claims
Rupert Guinness It won't be the main source of motivation for Heinrich Haussler, but a bonus could await the Australian should he match his obvious good form with the right result in the Paris-Roubaix classic on...
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Haussler: all or nothing
Rupert Guinness Heinrich Haussler is bracing himself for an audacious move with up to 50 kilometres to go in the Tour of Flanders on Sunday.
Evans and the odds
Rupert Guinness Cadel Evans became the first Australian to win the Tour de France last year.
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Evans at ease as pre-Tour nerves hits team
Rupert Guinness As Cadel Evans and his eight BMC teammates sat for their first pre-race meeting of the Tour de France on Saturday, the defending champion sensed an air of nerves hovering through the group.
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Porte will ride his own race
Rupert Guinness, Liege Richie Porte will always be indebted to defending Tour de France champion Cadel Evans.
Lancaster impresses despite early setback
Rupert Guinness Australia's Brett Lancaster has been lauded for recovering from a crash while warming up for the 6.
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Early points victory goes to Sagan
Rupert Guinness Matt White, the sports director of the Australian Orica-GreenEDGE team, now rates Peter Sagan as a serious contender for the Tour de France green jersey as winner of the points competition.
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Points jersey an uphill battle for Goss and Orica-GreenEDGE
Rupert Guinness Matt Goss and his Orica-GreenEDGE teammates must pull out all stops and win Tuesday's third stage of the Tour de France - as well as the intermediate sprint beforehand - or risk Slovakian Peter Sagan...
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Goss closes in on green jersey
Rupert Guinness in Saint Quentin Australian sprinter Matt Goss has stormed into green jersey contention following a second-place finish behind Andre Greipel on stage five of the Tour de France.
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Sky soars as Evans doggedly hangs on
Rupert Guinness Bradley Wiggins of Great Britain achieved his childhood dream of wearing the yellow jersey overnight and now he faces the daunting task of keeping it for the remaining two weeks.
Evans goes from champ to challenger
Rupert Guinness, Besancon, France Cadel Evans is where he has been so many times - with his back against the wall in the Tour de France - and pledging to fight all the way to very end.
Wiggins shows he's the man
Rupert Guinness, Chartres The greatest suspense of the Tour was whether Froome would attack Wiggins.
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'Dreams do come true': Wiggins wins Tour de France
Rupert Guinness Bradley Wiggins is crowned Britain's first Tour de France champion.
