Two of Australia's great hopes in tomorrow's individual time trial will be aboard machines built by Coff's Harbour, Australia frame builder Peter Teschner. As well as constructing bikes under his own ...

The Redlands Bicycle Classic four-day stage race is set to kick off on Thursday, March 26, in California. The event sets the stage as the first North American Racing Calendar (NRC) for the men. It ...

The second stage of the Criterium International selected four riders for the overall victory, which will be decided this afternoon with an 8.3 km time trial. The winner of this morning's hilly 98.3 km ...

Italian Francesco Chicchi won the final stage of the 43rd Tirreno-Adriatico, 176 kilometres starting and ending in San Benedetto del Tronto. The 27 year-old of Team Liquigas out-sprinted Italy's ...

Alberto Contador of Team Astana put forth his best effort to take back what he lost earlier, but in the end the day belonged to two other Spaniards. Antonio Colom of Katusha outsprinted Contador for ...

After a bad crash on the second stage, 22 year-old Saunier Duval neo-pro Ricardo Riccò exorcised his demons on the last day of the Settimana Ciclistica Internazionale Coppi-Bartali, beating none other ...

Alberto Contador (Astana) showed his class once again by winning the opening stage of the 67th edition of Paris-Nice. Contador beat Bradley Wiggins (Garmin - Slipstream) by seven seconds on the ...

With the exception of Tom Boonen, who has once again chosen to race Paris-Nice, the world's top sprinters will be honing their form in the Italian stage race Tirreno-Adriatico, that starts on ...

With just a few days to go before the start of the 66th Paris-Nice, it's difficult not to be haunted by a sense of déjà-vu, thinking of last year's run-up to the event. Like in 2007, the winner of the ...

XC Elite Men and Women's Championships, Trials Elite Men and Junior Championships. After that, tear down and packing begins. Rain, a slow farmers' soaking rain. But, this is Europe and this is the ...

Mathew Hayman won Australia's eleventh cycling gold medal of the 2006 Commonwealth Games this afternoon, taking the final gold medal on offer by winning the road race with a last-lap solo attack.

The men's 50 mile criterium ended in a neck-to-neck mêlée between Colavita/Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light and Successful Living, with the two lead out trains barreling through the last corners ...