Cyclists and research show safe passing rules ignored by many
New Australian research has found 16 per cent of all drivers drove dangerously close to cyclists. That number rose to 34 per cent of drivers on curved roads.
Cycling
Meyer emerges for time trial gold
Time trials were one of the last things on Meyer's mind until about a fortnight ago, but had a Commonwealth gold medal hanging around his neck on Tuesday.
Belgian cyclist Goolaerts, 23, dies after mid-race heart attack
The 23-year-old's death was confirmed by the cyclist's team in a statement on their Twitter account.
World champion Peter Sagan shows his class in gutsy Paris-Roubaix win
Peter Sagan added the cobbles of the Hell of the North to his list of titles on Sunday after out-riding the remnants of the breakaway.
Hosking finishes second in inaugural Driedaagse De Panne
Canberra sprinter Chloe Hosking continued her impressive 2018 in the lead-up to next month's Commonwealth Games.
Froome to be blocked from Tour de France if drug case is unresolved
Tour de France organisers will refuse to let Chris Froome race in this year's event if his salbutamol case has not been resolved.
Froome case to be a long one: cycling boss
The head of world cycling believes the complexity of Chris Froome's salbutamol case means a resolution is unlikely prior to the start of the Giro d'Italia.
Bling looking to shine on Belgium cobbles
Team Sunweb are expecting Canberra's green jersey winner Michael Matthews to push for victory in his next two events.
Champion cyclist Cavendish suffers horror crash in Milan
Briton Cavendish suffered a fractured rib in a spectacular crash, landing on his back after somersaulting.
Bling ready to shine in Milan-San Remo
Canberra's Michael Matthews will be Team Sunweb's leader for the first Monument.
Is Bradley Wiggins about to face his Jimmy Swaggart moment?
Team Sky was built on ideals that they would be above doping - in a sport that is rife with it.
Rogers calls on UCI, WADA to make TUEs 'black and white'
Canberra three-time world champion Michael Rogers has called on the cycling's governing body to make TUEs black and white
Canberra's Michael Matthews out of Tirreno Adriatico
Team Sunweb opted on the side of caution and have withdrawn Michael Matthews from the Tirreno Adriatico.
Doping report smears my name: Wiggins
Bradley Wiggins says he is the subject of a "malicious" attempt to smear his name as he strongly denies accusations from British lawmakers that he used banned substances to enhance his performance before winning the 2012 Tour de France.
Stripped of validity and its idealism gone, Team Sky faces oblivion
Even if no rules were broken, there can be no salvation for Brailsford's 'safe clean cycling space'.
Anti-doping report calls Wiggins 2012 Tour de France prep into question
Bradley Wiggins used a banned corticosteroid to enhance his performance while preparing to win the Tour de France in 2012, a doping investigation report said.
Australian coach Sutton, outspoken anti-doper Wiggins hit by UK doping probe
If Wiggins was given an injection of the drug on the final day of the 2011 Criterium, it would have been an anti-doping rule violation and led to a ban.
Matthew Glaetzer is track cycling's new sprint king
Matthew Glaetzer is track cycling's new sprint king after storming to victory at the world championships in the Netherlands.
Australian Glaetzer becomes track cycling's new sprint king
The 25-year-old South Australian eliminated defending world champion Denis Dmitriev and Sebastien Vigier on his way to the gold medal clash.
Matthews fractures shoulder after crash in Belgium
Tour de France green jersey winner Michael Matthews has been ruled out of the Strade Bianche.