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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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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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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 Gerry brings home the cycling classic
IT WAS the stuff of dreams. The dreams that Australian entrepreneur Gerry Ryan had of taking on the world’s premier cycling events and landing a big one. Sportshounds cycling expert JOHN TREVORROW has been there from the start. More »
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Tour fans turn on a nasty display as Thomas claims the Alpe
FANS rushing along beside Tour riders is a problem in itself, but today’s great mountain stage was marred by disgraceful behaviour. JOHN TREVORROW reports: GERAINT Thomas has breathed new life into this Tour de France. He looks by far the strongest rider in th... More »
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No hiding place for the hoops hit-men
THE WEEK THAT WAS: THE BOOMERS have to take their share of the blame for the great basketball bust-up – but it’s not all bad for Australian basketball, says Chief Writer RON REED More »
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Froome on fire – and feeling some heat
HE HAS produced one of the most stunning rides in the history of road cycling – but it’s not all undiluted applause for Chris Froome, writes RON REED: CHRIS FROOME, the best road cyclist in the world, has taken control of the Italian Giro with one of the most ... More »
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Bike racers make it a day to remember
CYCLING EXPERT John Trevorrow, himself a former Commonwealth Games medallist, watches a great day of road racing that brought back a few happy memories. More »
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Man of Steele is the king of the road
SEVEN WEEKS ago he was in hospital with a broken back – now he’s probably the gutsiest gold medallist of the Commonwealth Games, writes RON REED More »
