Rupert Guinness

Rupert Guinness

Rupert Guinness is a Sports Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald

Cycling

Durbridge in Hell ride

Luke Durbridge.

Rupert Guinness Rising Australian star will graduate to a new level of racing on Sunday.

Cycling

Haussler eyes hell of a ride

On track: Heinrich Haussler is in his best form since winning a stage of the Tour de France in 2009.

Rupert Guinness Bonus could await Australian should he get right result in Paris-Roubaix classic.

Haussler pushes Tour claims

Haussler

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...

Cycling

Schleck front and centre on road to recovery

Andy Schleck

Rupert Guinness The sight of Andy Schleck riding at the front of the peloton in stage two of the Tour Down Under this week after a long spell through injury last year impressed no one more than his Australian former...

Cycling

Classics case of try again for Orica

Simon Gerrans

Rupert Guinness THE Australian Orica-GreenEDGE team have raised the bar of expectation for their European spring classics campaign this year, despite the disappointment of failing to win back-to-back titles in the...

There's more than a yellow jersey to chase

Self-appointed ''Devil of the Tour de France'' Didi Senft.

Rupert Guinness Five riders will have a major say in what happens on the Tour this year.

Lancaster impresses despite early setback

Rupert Guinness dinkus

Rupert Guinness Australia's Brett Lancaster has been lauded for recovering from a crash while warming up for the 6.

British cycling on a roll

Rupert Guinness

Rupert Guinness British cycling is on more than a roll before the Olympic Games. It is more like a runaway train.

It would be magical to carry the flag: O'Grady

Rupert Guinness Stuart O'Grady would readily accept the "honour" of carrying the Australian flag in the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in London on Friday even though he would have to compete in the gruelling...

Mark Cavendish's Olympic hopes may have been dashed on the hills of Milan-San Remo classic

Rupert Guinness The moment Mark Cavendish was dropped in the Milan-San Remo classic may prove to have greater significance than merely ruling him out of the hunt for victory in the first big one-day race of the year.

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