Froome ready for Snowies, but not emu attacks
Is three-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome prepared for an emu ambush at Jindabyne?
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Froome feared he'd broken his back in Tour crash
The three-time Tour de France winner opened up in a revealing question and answer with cyclists in Jindabyne.
Today's Plan to help Froome remain in yellow
They're the little Canberra-based IT firm that's helping Team Sky's Chris Froome keep his hold on the Tour de France's yellow jersey.
Hayman says 'Bling' is chasing Tour green
Mathew Hayman backs Michael Matthews' team swap to chase his Tour de France green jersey hopes.
Oppy and Paris-Roubaix winner Hayman keen to keep riding
Canberra cyclist Mathew Hayman jokes he's like a fine wine as he delays a decision on his future.
World champion Rebecca Wiasak wins Canberra Tour de Femme
World champion Rebecca Wiasak started the weekend rubbing shoulders with Australia's cycling elite and finished it by winning the race that launched her career.
Phoenix Cycling Collective debut women's team at Tour de Femme
A new home for women's cycling in Canberra has launched with the advent of Phoenix Cycling Collective's women's national road series and development teams.
Tour winner Evans backs Hayman's 'monumental win' and endorses Matthews
Tour de France winner Cadel Evans has described Mathew Hayman's rise to the top of Australian cycling as a "monumental win" for one of the sport's most dedicated athletes.
Hayman 'Oppy' he didn't give up on Paris-Roubaix
Mathew Hayman came perilously close to not even riding the race that defines his career.
Hay-man, Mathew's the one to beat for the 'Oppy'
Two-time world champion Rebecca Wiasak thinks Mathew Hayman's Paris Roubaix victory was "so historic" he'll be taking home "The Oppy" to put alongside his cobblestone.
Caroline Buchanan says she can peak at 2020 Olympic Games
Visiting a primary school may not seem like a big deal but it was a humbling experience for Caroline Buchanan.
'Moral taint': Lance Armstrong fighting $US100 million fraud claim
Cyclist Lance Armstrong was in federal court in Washington on Wednesday backed by a new team: his lawyers.
British Cycling upholds sexism allegations against Shane Sutton
Shane Sutton, British Cycling's former technical director, used derogatory language towards rider Jess Varnish, the governing body said on Friday.
Lance Armstrong let us down, says sports conference boss
Drug Lance Armstrong has pulled out of a much-hyped interview before an audience in Ireland, citing legal reasons, organisers have said.
Oenone Wood to join cycling Hall of Fame
Former Canberra cyclist Oenone Wood will be inducted into Cycling Australia's Hall of Fame next month.
Froome, Hoy question Wiggins' drug use
Chris Froome says questions remain over Team Sky and Sir Bradley Wiggins seeking permission to use triamcinolone – and Sir Chris Hoy has joined calls for an explanation.
Sagan puts a smile back on the face of sport
On the bike or off it, the world champion reminds us all that life is meant to be fun.
Buchanan refuses to let Olympic disappointments define her
Canberra BMX queen enjoying the "calm after the storm" before focus turns to Tokyo.
Bling finishes fourth behind king Sagan
Canberra star falls narrowly short of medal at world championships.
'I want to walk down the aisle': BMX star refuses to give up
Sam Willoughby is not guaranteed to walk again, but he is refusing to accept being in a wheelchair on his wedding day in April next year.