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Cavendish sick before Qatar start
Road world champion Mark Cavendish is still expected to make his season debut at the Tour of Qatar tomorrow despite skipping training on the eve of the race due to illness.
Olympic goals mean McCulloch comes of age
Australian track sprinter Kaarle McCulloch continues to impress on the
road to the London Olympics as she develops into one of the nation’s
preeminent riders in her discipline.
Armstrong doping case closed
US prosecutors said Friday they had dropped their investigation into
seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong and other cyclists
without bringing criminal charges.
Arndt wins Qatar for GreenEDGE-AIS
Time-trial world champion Judith Arndt left nothing to chance before
winning the Ladies Tour of Qatar overnight in what was an historic
victory for the fledgling GreenEDGE-AIS team.
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Charteau returns to Langkawi
Overall winner of the 2007 Le Tour de Langkawi, Frenchman Anthony
Charteau will return to Malaysia for the Tour de Langkawi after a four
year absence.
Downhill series heads to Stromlo
The Real Insurance MTBA National Series continues this weekend with downhill action in Round 3 of the Gravity Cup in the ACT.
Arndt leads in Qatar
Time-trial world champion Judith Arndt is confident she can deliver the
fledgling GreenEDGE-AIS team its first international victory after
taking the second leader’s jersey of the Ladies Tour of Qatar overnight.
Uphill TT finale returns to Paris-Nice
Race organiser Christian Prudhomme has pledged to give cycling fans
suspense right to the end of Paris-Nice thanks to the return of the Col
d'Eze final stage time-trial.
Feverish Greipel pulls out of Tour of Qatar
The Tour of Qatar has lost one of its marquee names after Germany's
Andre Greipel pulled out of the race due to illness.
Evans to start season Sunday
Tour de France champion Cadel Evans will open his new season at the
Mallorca Challenge, starting Sunday.
Spratt's surprise
Australian national road champion Amanda Spratt received her coveted
green and gold jersey just in time for the opening stage of the Ladies
Tour of Qatar overnight.
Renshaw faces tough test
Cycling legend Eddy Merckx has described the field for the Tour of Qatar
as “very open” ahead of the first international sprint showdown of the
2012 season.
Wild wins stage one
Two-time champion Kirsten Wild edged out Australian sprinter Chloe
Hosking to win the opening stage of the Ladies Tour of Qatar.
Tirreno climbs a pre-Tour teaser for Evans, Contador
Tour de France champion Cadel Evans has been handed a potential duel
with former three-time champion Alberto Contador when the pair line up
for the Tirreno-Adriatico race in March.
Valverde leaves doping ban behind
Spain's Alejandro Valverde says he is ready to take aim at some of the
most prestigious podiums in cycling this season as he looks to put the
disgrace of a two-year doping ban behind him.
Victories for Howard and Meyer at Berlin's Six Days
Australia's world champions Leigh Howard and Cameron Meyer have won the
101st edition of Berlin's Six Days track cycle race.
Taberlay wins Wildside
Sid Taberlay has won the Pure Tasmania Wildside MTB by the barest
of margins after overcoming a puncture in the final kilometres of the 2012
event.
Track door closing
The door remains open, but the gap is tightening for Australian track cyclists on the fringe of Olympic selection.
Spanish govt pledges on doping
Spain plans to take "urgent" action to bring its legislation into line with World Anti-Doping Agency guidelines, the country's new Sports Minister said.
