Cycling
Froome extends Vuelta lead
Chris Froome made a strong charge in the final climb of stage eight to increase his overall lead in La Vuelta.
Bobridge on drugs charges
Duel Olympic silver medal cyclist Jack Bobridge has appeared in a Perth court charged with drug offences.
Dennis hands over Vuelta lead
A solo attack earned Belgian rider Yves Lampaert victory in stage two of Vuelta, and with it the leader’s jersey.
Cycling mourns visionary
Gary West, who coached cycling legend Anna Meares to a famous Olympic gold medal, has died aged 57.
Top cycling coach dies aged 57
Gary West, who coached Australian cycling legend Anna Meares to a famous Olympic gold medal, has died.
Alice is summit to see
When she is in ‘the flow’ Georgina Landy feels as though she could ride forever.
Tireless Wooldridge remembered
Stephen Wooldridge is being remembered for his tireless contribution to cycling after his death at the age of 39.
Cyclist dies in competition
A cyclist has died after colliding with a four-wheel drive while competing in the Victorian Masters Road Championships.
Prowd, father of triathlon, dies
Garth Prowd, who revolutionised triathlon events in Australia, dies after a cycling accident in Barcelona.
Willoughby turns focus to walking
Australian Olympian Sam Willoughby says his recovery from the BMX cycling crash that paralysed him continues positively.
Matthews joins elite company
Canberra rider Michael Matthews has won the Tour de France’s coveted green jersey — just the third Australian to do so.
Matthews adds Green to Bling
He’s won a green jersey at the Tour de France ... but Michael Matthews still needs to beat Peter Sagan to truly be the world’s best sprinter.
Froome reigns in ‘toughest Tour’
British rider Chris Froome says his fourth Tour de France, and third in a row, came after an epic battle.
Froome eyes fifth Tour crown
Chris Froome stands on the threshold of joining the Tour de France’s greatest champions.
Matthews’ rivals green with envy
Chris Froome is almost certain of the Tour de France winner’s yellow jersey but Michael Matthews may become the third Aussie to win the green.
Boasson Hagen wins 19th stage
Norwegian Edvald Boasson Hagen won his third Tour de France stage and first in six years last night.
Froome chases Tour immortality
A fourth yellow jersey is within Chris Froome’s reach, even without a stage win.
Tour legend’s heavy crash
Australian cycling pioneer Phil Anderson has been injured in a crash, suffering a broken collarbone and fractured ribs.
Barguil wins tough stage 18
Frenchman Warren Barguil won his second stage of the Tour de France as Australia’s Michael Matthews continues to hold the green jersey.
Aussie vows to keep green
Michael Matthews nearly lost hope of wearing the green jersey; now he vows not to give it up.
