'A big disappointment': Richie Porte on horror crash
Speaking from hospital in the Alps, Porte said he hoped to race again this year.
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With Richie Porte gone, the Tour is set to change
No one will be feeling the pain of Richie Porte's exit from the Tour de France more than the man himself.
Richie Porte crashes out of Tour de France
Tour de France favourite Richie Porte has suffered a serious crash on the final descent of stage nine of the Tour de France.
Tour organisers accused of recklessness after downhill crashes
Tour de France organisers were accused of "getting what they wanted" after a day of carnage and controversy on the road from Nantua to Chambery yesterday (Sunday).
Richie Porte's Tour de France diary: nervous times ahead
With all the climbs for stage nine into the Alps, someone is going to have a bad day.
ACJ reflects on Porte's rise from budding cyclist to contender
The image of Australian Tour de France contender Richie Porte as a wide-eyed budding cyclist remains etched in the memory of the person who gave him his first big break as a professional, Andrew Christie-Johnson.
Frenchman Calmejane wins Station des Rousses stage
France's Lilian Calmejane won stage eight of the Tour de France from Dole to Station des Rousses.
Sprint stages are no rest day for me: Richie Porte
Tour de France stages like what we raced Friday are anything but recovery days for general classification riders like me.
Kittel pips Boasson Hagen for Tour de France stage win
Marcel Kittel team won Tour de France stage seven in a photo finish from Edvald Boasson Hagen.
The Tour de France gear socking it to Trump
An American team racing in the Tour de France is doing what US President Donald Trump would not do, by putting its weight behind an initiative supporting the Paris Accord on climate change that he withdrew the US from.
Form, fitness and grief: the struggles of Orica-Scott's team leader
Mat Hayman can see Esteban Chaves is struggling in his first Tour de France. But it is not due to the physical demands of the race; nor the pressure of expectations from the teams, sponsors, media and fans to the mayhem and circus of the race that attracts hundreds of thousands to its 3,450km race route for every one of its 21-day duration.
Richie Porte: A proper stinker, when the Tour feels like Adelaide
It was one those days at the Tour de France where you felt that if organisers halved the distance the result would have been the same, with a bunch sprint deciding the winner.
Kittel breaks through as Sagan's appeal rejected
Marcel Kittel burst through to win a bunch sprint at the end of the sixth stage of the Tour de France, while Australia's Michael Matthews finished eighth.
Richie Porte's Tour diary: I made a mistake not to follow Aru
What was I thinking when Fabio Aru attacked with 2.2 kilometres to go in the first mountain finish of this Tour de France on Wednesday before he went on to win the stage?
Mark Cavendish begs for 'vile' abuse to stop
Mark Cavendish has appealed for people to stop sending "vile and threatening" comments to him and his family.
Aru signals Tour ambitions as Froome takes yellow
Fabio Aru claimed his maiden Tour de France win on Wednesday, as defending champion Chris Froome snatched a yellow jersey he intends to wear all the way back to Paris.
Anderson says green could be Matthews' colour
Peter Sagan's Tour de France disqualification has put the sprinters' award within Canberra cyclist Michael Matthews' reach.
Richie Porte's Tour diary: Bracing for Team Sky's onslaught
There is no such thing as a simple day on the Tour de France, even when all indicators hint at such a pleasant prospect.
World champion Sagan disqualified from Tour de France
France's Arnaud Demare won the fourth stage of the Tour de France, with a crash marring the finish.
Rider continues in Tour de France despite grief
The co-leader of the Australian Orica-Scott team learned of the sudden death of his personal physiotherapist in a cycling accident late Sunday night after stage two, 205km from Düsseldorf in Germany to Liège.