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23 Nov 2016 - 9:32am

Top Moments of the 2016 season

Some moments stick with you beyond the here and now, they become part of history and form part of the legend that fans of the sport equate with cycling. Here are the moments that lit up the 2016 season.

By Philip Gomes

Cadel speaks but will the NSW government listen?

At the weekend couple of news reports combined to paint a terrible picture of cycling in Australia's global city, Sydney, and it wasn't pretty.

21 Nov 2016 - 2:07pm

Taking the Haute Route back to the Pyrenees

Re-discovering the Pyrenees from behind the lens. Steve Thomas finds little has changed over the years.

21 Nov 2016 - 9:35am

Roubaix crash a catalyst for Docker reinvention

Mitch Docker considered calling quits on his career in the wake a gut-wrenching crash at Paris-Roubaix that devastated his face but not determination to return to the cobbles.

22 Nov 2016 - 12:17pm

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23 Nov 2016 - 9:32am
Top Moments of the 2016 season
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Cadel speaks but will the NSW government listen?
21 Nov 2016 - 2:07pm
Taking the Haute Route back to the Pyrenees
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23 Nov 2016 - 9:32am

Top Moments of the 2016 season

Froome runs up Mont Ventoux There’s one image that is the iconic one of the 2016 Tour de France, that of the yellow jersey running without his bike up Mont Ventoux. Crashing into the back of Richie Porte and Bauke Mollema, who in turn had ...

22 Nov 2016 - 1:27pm

WATCH: 2016 Subaru NRS season in review

22 Nov 2016 - 1:21pm

WATCH: Lance Armstrong's WEDŪ Aspen Fifty

The inaugural event promoted by Lance Armstrong featured Tejay Van Garderen, Lachlan Morton, Lucas Euser and Dylan Casey.

22 Nov 2016 - 6:24am

Kinnealy vaulting her way up the ranks

Erin Kineally is showing the world that the path to the top of the women’s peloton need not be through the junior academies and talent identification. The 32 year old, based in Western Australia, has rapidly gone through the ranks and is now...

Speaking to Cycling Central after her first season racing in Europe, Erin Kineally went into what got her into racing.“It wasn’t really a lightbulb moment for me, I didn’t wake up in the middle of the night and decide that I wanted to be a...

21 Nov 2016 - 9:50pm

Evans and Hincapie to ride the Absa Cape Epic

Cadel Evans and George Hincapie are set to get the band back together again but this time it's on the dirt at the 2017 Absa Cape Epic.

The former road team-mates will battle the tough South African terrain in the masters MTB category with the BMC Absa Racing Team. Australia's Evans (40), is the 2011 Tour de France winner while America’s Hincapie (43) is a 17-time Tour de ...

21 Nov 2016 - 2:07pm

Taking the Haute Route back to the Pyrenees

Re-discovering the Pyrenees from behind the lens. Steve Thomas finds little has changed over the years.

For some strange reason the Pyrenees always seem to come out second, or even third best when it comes to that classic Euro pass bagging trip – which is a real shame. These great mountains straddle the border between France and Spain and ru...

21 Nov 2016 - 12:20pm

Wiggins may ride on after winning Gent Six-Day

The most decorated Olympian in British history, Bradley Wiggins, has won what may be the last professional race of his career - Belgium's Ghent Six Days event.

In what was a testy post-event press conference, Bradley Wiggins has hinted he might extend his cycling career after winning what was expected to be his final professional race. Wiggins won the Ghent Six Days event in Belgium on Sunday wit...

21 Nov 2016 - 9:35am

Roubaix crash a catalyst for Docker reinvention

Mitch Docker considered calling quits on his career in the wake a gut-wrenching crash at Paris-Roubaix that devastated his face but not determination to return to the cobbles.

Video of the crash in the Arenberg Forest that showed Docker heavily bloodied was deemed too distressing to show at a Melbourne luncheon this week where the 30-year-old revealed his intention to race Roubaix in 2017. “The first thing I rea...

20 Nov 2016 - 11:42am

Miles Scotson jumps to World Tour with BMC

The path to the top hasn’t been paved with Olympic gold as Miles Scotson had hoped, but the young time trial specialist and team pursuit rider has secured a World Tour berth for next season with BMC Racing Team.

Cycling Central talked to Miles Scotson about the path to his first World Tour contract. “It’s been a long year, I’ve done a bit of everything it feels like. Starting off with an American team, not doing much racing before going onto the t...

20 Nov 2016 - 6:13am

Hayman wins Australian cycling's top gong

It's a safe bet that if you win Paris-Roubaix then in all probability you will also take out Australian cycling's top awards and that's exactly what happened at the Jayco 2016 Australian Cyclist of the Year Awards.

Mat Hayman's Paris-Roubaix triumph has earned him the "Oppy" medal as Australian cyclist of the year. The 38-year-old won three major categories at the Cycling Australia annual awards on Friday night in Melbourne. Apart from his first Sir ...

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