ON TRACK or road, Cameron Meyer just keeps racking up wins and titles against the world’s best. JOHN CRAVEN looks at the Aussie cyclist with nine WORLD titles to his name who added a new Commonwealth Games gold medal to his collection this week. More »
HEAD DOWN and being hunted by her pursuers, Amy Cure showed her courage and her class as she clinched a gold medal for Australia in cycling’s tough 10-kilometre scratch race. JOHN CRAVEN reports. More »
TOUGH times helped to turn Tim Decker into the coach of a world record-breaking cycling foursome, as JOHN CRAVEN reports. More »
IT IS one of Australia’s great bush sports events – but have we seen the Melbourne to Warrnambool bike race staged for the last time, asks RON REED/ More »
IT’S BEEN another big summer of Australian cycling for the Mitchelton-Scott World Tour team, and now the bar is being raised even higher, writes RON REED. More »
THE Colombian kangaroo has returned from a nightmare year with his trademark smile intact – and he tells RON REED he is ready to show his many Australian fans that he is back in business. More »
AFTER 185 kilometres of furious racing there was just one second to spare for the winner of the Australian Road Cycling Championship Alex Edmondson. JOHN TREVORROW reports. More »
HE WAS ONE of Australia’s great cycling coaches as the man behind Anna Meares: vale Gary West, writes RON REED. More »
Part of Melbourne’s famous Beach Road is about to be narrowed and it could become a death trap. STEVE PERKIN reports: More »
A LOT GOES ON behind the scenes of any professional cycling team but it is rarely put out there for public consumption. Australia’s only elite team Orica-Scott has changed that. Chief writer RON REED finds out how and why from the man responsible: More »
IT IS all about wheels within wheels when it comes to organising, promoting, overseeing and completing a successful cycling event. Last week ROD NICHOLSON joined promotor John Craven on the five-day, 500 km Tour of the Great South Coast to discover the behind-... More »
BIGGER AND BETTER things are being tipped for Michael Matthews, the Australian star of the Tour de France. From Paris, JOHN TREVORROW reports: THERE AREN’T many better judges of a cyclist’s potential — especially a sprinter – than retired champion Stuart O’Gra... More »