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English, Douglas take 24 hour world championships
Australia riders Jason English and Jessica Douglas became the first WEMBO 24 hour solo mountain bike racing world champions in the toughest single day mountain bike race in the world.
Full StoryPetacchi gets first season win in Bayern Rundfahrt
After a litany of near misses, Alessandro Petacchi (Lampre-ISD) broke through for his first win of season 2012 in the Bayern Rundfahrt in Germany, taking the bunch sprint of Orica-GreenEDGE rider Allan Davis.
Sprint debrief: Renshaw analyses his Giro
Close, but no cigar may be the theme of Mark Renshaw’s season so far, but it’s not through want of trying.
Full StoryJoaquim Rodriguez Interview
The Giro d'Italia leader identifies his main threat as Ryder Hesjedal.
Full StoryPodcast: Tour of California wrap, Giro outlook
Another week, another edition of the Cycling Central podcast. The Amgen Tour of California, the Giro d'Italia and the Tour only a month away make this extended edition a must-download.
Rigoberto Uran Interview
Team Sky's Columbian climber continues to impress at the Giro d'Italia.
Full StoryIvan Basso Interview
The Liquigas-Cannondale captain dominated stage 17 and is in a prime position to take the overall victory.
Full StoryGreipel makes winning return in Belgium
Andre Greipel (Lotto Belisol) took the opening stage of the Tour of Belgium overnight, sprinting home ahead of Danilo Napolitano (Aqua e Sapone) and Kenny Van Hummel (Vacansoleil-DCM) to take the early race lead.
The Cavendish question
What exactly are the future plans of World Road Champion Mark Cavendish as he struggles through the mountains to complete the Giro d'Italia?
Full StoryThe Cavendish question
Adam Hansen gives his insight into the intentions of rival sprinter Mark Cavendish.
Full StoryLuke Roberts Interview
Luke Roberts had the best Giro d'Italia rest day possible.
Full StoryAdam Hansen Interview
Lotto-Belisol domestique Adam Hansen likes the more relaxed atmosphere at the Giro d'Italia.
Full StoryRyder Hesjedal Interview
Garmin-Barracuda's Ryder Hesjedal remains a threat to win the Giro d'Italia after Stage 17.
Full StoryGiro d'Italia Stage 17 - Cortina
Joaquim Rodriguez won the stage but failed to extend his race leading advantage.
Full StoryRodriguez holds on to Giro lead
Joaquim Rodriguez maintained his position as leader of the Giro d'Italia and dedicated his win in the 186km 17th stage to his great friend Xavi Tondo, who died exactly a year ago.
Full StoryWEDNESDAY 23 MAY 2012
Orica-GreenEDGE call-up better late than never for Bewley
With Robbie McEwen’s retirement at the conclusion of the Amgen Tour of California, New Zealander Sam Bewley gets his chance to shine in Orica-GreenEDGE colours and the 24-year-old is relishing the opportunity.
Full StoryBuchanan dreams of Games BMX glory
A few days ago, star BMX rider Caroline Buchanan enjoyed a tantalising reminder of why all the hard work is worth it.
Full StoryVariety, the spice of life
Too hard, or not hard enough? Depending on who you talk to about the Amgen Tour of California the answers vary.
Full StoryChristian Vande Velde Interview
Garmin Barracuda's Christian Vande Velde made it through a transition stage at the Giro d'Italia and is looking forward to the big climbs.
Full StoryJack Bobridge Interview
Orica-GreenEDGE's Jack Bobridge will grind the rest of the Giro d'Italia out to Milan.
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