Boonen takes third stage of Tour of Qatar
Defending champion Tom Boonen of Belgium sprinted to victory in the third stage of the Tour of Qatar on Tuesday, while Dutchman Wouter Mol held on to the leader's yellow jersey.
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Jack Bobridge sizzles in Adelaide
Jack Bobridge rode the second-fastest time in history in the 4km IP at the Australian Track Championships
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Australian track titles
Kaarle McCulloch wins the womens 500m time-trial in Adelaide
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Ashlee Ankudinoff upsets Josephine Tomic to win the womens Omnium
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Michael Hepburn upstage Jack Bobridge in the mens Omnium
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Tasmania's Belinda Goss sprints to the women's scratch race title
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Australian MTB titles
Highlights from the 2010 Australian MTB Championships Pt 1
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Highlights from the 2010 Australian MTB Championships Pt 2
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Highlights from the 2010 Australian MTB Championships Pt 3
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2010 Australian MTB Championships Pt 4
2010 Australian MTB Championships Pt 4
News
Armstrong confirmed for Milan-Sanremo
Lance Armstrong will race in the first one day classic of the season,
The Milan-Sanremo, on March 20 race organisers announced.
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- Golden haul for McCulloch in Adelaide
- Steurs streaks to Qatar stage two win
- Team Sky and Hagen take early lead in Qatar
- McEwen back on the podium
- Italian Ballerini dies in rally accident
- Dumoulin wins Etoiles de Besseges title
- New track stars emerge in Adelaide
- Molmy wins controversial Etoile stage
- Law caps off comeback with gold
- Frank Schleck to stick with brother Andy
- Third gold for Bobridge
- Dumoulin upends Bozic in Etoile
- Wild wins women's Tour of Qatar
- Bozic takes second Etoile stage
Blogs
Still a long way to go
Despite signs of progress by forward thinking governments, Australia still feels like a dystopia to Europe's growing cycling utopia, writes Matthew Keenan.
Smudge, a man with purpose
For Evan Wilkinson, a trip to the Tour Down Under was always going to be about
more than World Champions attacking Willunga Hill or watching Team
RadioShack arrive on the scene.
More than the bike
Drapac Porsche's Angus Morton took some time out to learn about life without cycling, here he writes about rediscovering his first love.
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