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Scott Sunderland
Scales tipping in Evans favour
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Enlarge textAfter the announcement of BMC’s line-up and Cadel Evans' solid performances over the last five months, in my mind, the scales are tipping more in his favour than of any other rider.
BMC's Cadel Evans at the 2010 Tour de France (Getty)
topThe Eagle and the gunman
One thing can't be argued, Bjarne Riis and Alberto Contador have never given up and always bounce back from adversity, writes Scott Sunderland.
Bjarne Riis and Alberto Contador share a common toughness and resilience (Image: Getty)
Like with many other things in life which bring us a lot
of fun and satisfaction and pleasure, there are consequences, and some
are bigger than others, writes Scott Sunderland.
Graffiti pays tribute to the Belgian cyclist Wouter Weyland (Image: Getty)
The winner takes it all
With a rare Ardennes triple under their belts Philippe Gilbert and the Omega Pharma-Lotto riders who supported him will be looking for a pay rise, writes Scott Sunderland.
The Omega Pharma Lotto squad presented at the Fleche Wallonne (Image: Sirotti)
With Paris-Roubaix set to run this Sunday, Scott Sunderland gives us his picks to feature in the race and a look at a team's pre-event preparations for the cobbles.
Fabian Cancellara giving the cobbles of Paris-Roubaix a workout prior to Sundays race (Getty)
One team against the rest
How can you beat someone who doesn’t even
look at beating his competition but tries to beat himself, asks Scott Sunderland.
Stuart O'Grady and Fabian Cancellara are a deadly duo for Leopard Trek (Getty)
What are the reasons behind the world's top professional cycling teams’ desire to split from the UCI, asks Scott Sunderland?
The peloton rolls through the countryside at the Tour of Catalonia (AAP)
A wide open Milan-SanRemo
There’s only one
race like Milan-SanRemo and though it's a wide open event for 2011 Scott Sunderland thinks Oscar Freire is ready to take a fourth title.
Rabobank's Oscar Freire winning the 2010 edition of the Milan SanRemo (Getty)
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Australian Scott Sunderland made a name for himself as a professional
cyclist early on in his career. On retirement from the professional
ranks Scott started a new life as a highly respected Sporting Director
for professional teams Saxo Bank and Sky. He joins SBS as an expert analyst.
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