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Olympics beckon young bike star
A LATE mishap fails to stop Victorian track star from going the distance on the road. ROD NICHOLSON reports More »
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Coming of age for new bike star
AUSTRALIAN cycling has known for a while that Caleb Ewan had a lot of potential and now, at his first crack at the Tour de France, he has proven to be an emerging star on the biggest stage in the sport, writes IAN COHEN More »
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Aussie Scud flashes home in the Tour finale
AFTER a slow start to his first Tour de France, Australian Caleb Ewan emerged as the fastest road sprinter in the world. JOHN Trevorrow was there to see him triumph in Paris More »
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Young gun has the Tour locked up
EGAN Bernal is set to become the first Colombian winner of the Tour de France and the youngest winner in 90 years. JOHN TREVORROW reports. More »
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Hail halts the Tour
THE 19th stage of the Tour de France was brought to a halt by a hailstorm which has produced a new leader. JOHN TREVORROW reports. More »
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Dogged Frenchman defies the odds again
THE brutal Col du Galibier was meant to test the Tour leader but he survived to ride on in yellow. JOHN TREVORROW reports. More »
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Pocket rocket doubles down
AUSTRALIAN sprinter Caleb Ewan had to wait longer than he thought he should to get a chance at the Tour de France, but now he’s there he’s making the most of it, says cycling correspondent JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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Aussie Tour team on top of the world
IN ANY edition of the world’s hardest bike race, the Tour de France, there are highs and lows – and Australian team Mitchelton-Scott are experiencing both, says Sportshounds’ on-the-spot correspondent JOHN TREVORROW: More »
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Ewan in the fast lane to cycling glory
CLASSY Caleb joins the ranks of the celebrated Aussie sprinters who have won stages at the world’s biggest buike race. IAN COHEN reports from the Tour de France. More »
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Big wheels hot to trot
The world’s best cyclists — male and female — are making Australian sports fans lose sleep again, says IAN COHEN, on the spot in France: More »
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Aussie cyclists firing in Europe
WITH the European cycling season about to reach its height, the Aussies are showing good form, says JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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Old gold McGrory still out in front
IT’S BEEN 18 years since track cyclist Scott McGrory formed one half of perhaps the most emotionally challenging gold medal win in Australian Olympic history, and he is still setting challenges for the sport, writes RON REED: AUSTRALIAN CYCLING has a proud Oly... More »
