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MTB/News24 May 2012

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.

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Road/News24 May 2012

Petacchi 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.

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Road/News24 May 2012

Sprint debrief: Renshaw analyses his Giro

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Close, but no cigar may be the theme of Mark Renshaw’s season so far, but it’s not through want of trying.

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Road/News24 May 2012

Podcast: Tour of California wrap, Giro outlook

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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.

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Road/News24 May 2012

Greipel 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.

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Road/News24 May 2012

Rodriguez holds on to Giro lead

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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.

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WEDNESDAY 23 MAY 2012

Road/News23 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.

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BMX/News23 May 2012

Buchanan 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.

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Road/News23 May 2012

Cancellara to make Bayern Rundfahrt return

Olympic time-trial champion Fabian Cancellara will make his return to competition on Wednesday (Thursday morning AEST) in the Bayern Rundfahrt in Germany after nearly two months out through injury.

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Road/News23 May 2012

Izagirre solos to Giro stage win

Jon Izagirre's solo break paid off as the Euskaltel-Euskadi rider won the 16th stage of the Giro d'Italia for his first major win at this level.

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TUESDAY 22 MAY 2012

MTB/News22 May 2012

Absalon wins at home

The course in La Bresse, France, for round four of the Cross-Country Mountain Bike World Cup had been described repeatedly as 'old school', and a couple of seasoned veterans clearly liked it.

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Road/News22 May 2012

Gilbert ready for Tour of Belgium title defence

Former UCI No.1 Philippe Gilbert will begin his Tour of Belgium title defence tomorrow after taking a month off racing.

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Road/News22 May 2012

Gilmore second in Gatineau

Australian sprinter Rochelle Gilmore finished second to Specialized-lululemon rival Ina-Yoko Teutenberg at the GP Gatineau yesterday.

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Road/News22 May 2012

Bewley to fill McEwen's shoes

New Zealand cyclist Sam Bewley will fill the place in Orica-GreenEDGE’s team vacated by Australian legend Robbie McEwen after the Amgen Tour of California.

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MONDAY 21 MAY 2012

Road/News21 May 2012

Tour chiefs fined for doctor's sacking

Tour de France organisers Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) have been ordered to pay 115,000 Euro in compensation to former head doctor Gerard Porte following his illegal sacking, his lawyer said yesterday.

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