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Enlarge textAlan Peiper and Team HTC-Columbia have a nice problem with two first class sprinters, but it's a problem nonetheless, writes Mike Tomalaris.
Andre Greipel is dominant in the Tour Down Under (Photo: CC)
topAs a sports journalist Mike Tomalaris has covered many of the greats and he finds Lance Armstrong stands out as an examplary ambassador for cycling.
Team RadioShack's Lance Armstrong (Photo: AAP)
Robbie McEwen has put the cat among the pigeons by declaring his
dislike for the road race circuit at the Australian Championships on
Mount Buninyong.
Robbie McEwen hits out at selective course (Photo: AAP)
There's a lot of talk around the coffee shops in Ballarat on who
will take the golden prize in the men's elite road race this Sunday, writes Mike Tomalaris.
Team Columbia's Michael Rogers (Photo: Getty)
2010 promises to be an exciting year for road cycling and the new season can't come quickly enough, writes Michael Tomalaris.
The 2009 Australian Open Road Championships (Photo: John Veage)
Best and worst of 2009
As the cycling year comes to a grinding halt, it's fitting to reflect on the highs and lows of the 2009 season and deliver the bricks and bouquets to the appropriate recipients.
Australia's world champion... Cadel Evans (Image: Getty)
The time is now for Evans
It's great news that Cadel Evans has decided to leave Silence-Lotto - not that the announcement has come as a real surprise, writes Mike Tomalaris.
For Cadel Evans the future is now (Photo: Getty)
The news of Cadel Evans seriously considering appearing at the 2010 Tour Down Under is fantastic in every way, writes Mike Tomalaris.
Cadel Evans may be riding the Tour Down Under in 2010 (Photo: Getty)
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