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FULL SPEED AHEAD AS VIRUS VANISHES
THE race of truth gave the Giro contenders plenty to think about, writes JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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VIRUS DISASTER FOR OZ CYCLING TEAM
SPORT’S worst fear — a major covid intrusion on a big event — has impacted heavily on the Giro d’Italia, with the Australian team the worst affected. JOHN TREVORROW and RON REED report: More »
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GIRO NOT SAFE ENOUGH, SAYS TEAM
TOO many people are adding to the risk that has seen a star rider test positive to the virus at the cycling tour of Italy, writes JOHN TREVORROW: More »
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FIRST WIN WORTH WEIGHTING FOR
ITALY knew their man could beat the clock, now he’s beating everyone else too, writes JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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VOLCANO DEVOURS BIG NAMES
THE Australian team’s big hope for glory in the Giro has fallen off the pace after just three stages, writes JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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AUSSIES ON THE ATTACK IN ITALY
THE second of the three big European Grand Tour bike races is underway with a record number of Australian riders. Cycling expert JOHN TREVORROW, himself a former Giro participant, assesses their chances. More »
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HOW AUSSIE AL GOT HIS BOY THE BIG WIN
THE mastermind behind a memorable Tour de France triumph was an Australian strategist who had to overcome life challenges of his own, reports JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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PODIUM JOY FOR PUMPED PORTE
FOR only the second time an Australian cyclist has finished in the placings at the world’s greatest bike race, says Tour de France expert JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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49.11 SECONDS THAT WILL LAST FOREVER
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: It’s the one memory we all share from the Sydney Olympics, and chief writer RON REED is no exception. More »
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PUNCTURED PORTE STILL EYES PODIUM
CYCLING’S big spenders save face as Aussie star refuses to surrender to bad luck, writes JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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TOUR KING SURVIVES THE QUEEN STAGE
ON THE toughest day of the race, the Slovenian pacesetters turn on a battle royal, says JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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BIG HITTERS KEEP THEIR POWDER DRY
IT WAS three races in one as the Tour de France contenders head for the hills, says cycling expert JOHN TREVORROW. More »
