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Stage 1 - Rice gets her Tour off to winning start | Stromlo Park2011-07-08 15.5km
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Stage 3a - Sulzberger takes dominant victory in road race | Stromlo Park2011-07-10 40.1km
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Mathieu van der Poel chases records at Cyclo-cross World Championships whilst the women's race remains open – Analysing the elite contenders
Who can try to challenge the imperious Van der Poel in the men's race? And can Brand return from a setback to continue her winning form, or will someone else take the women's title? -
Best bike storage solutions: Our picks of the best space-saving bike storage ideas to safely store your prized possession
We have found the best bike storage to help you reclaim garage or living space while also protecting and displaying your bikes -
AlUla Tour: Jonathan Milan sprints to victory on stage 1 after echelons split peloton
Italian beats Milan Fretin and Matteo Moschetti to the finish for first win of 2026
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Chasing Jonas Vingegaard down to sit on his wheel isn’t just dangerous, it’s creepy and quite cringe too
Just let the pros do their job in peace and put your damn phone away -
'A catastrophe' – UCI head doctor warns social media providing amateurs with dangerously inaccurate versions of professional racers' diets
Xavier Bigard also claims nutrition education of French sports professionals is equally disastrous -
'Every now and then, you have to consider other options' – Mathieu van der Poel non-commital on potential cyclo-cross retirement ahead of bid for record-breaking eighth world title
'I'm certainly not going to Hulst feeling like I've already won. Anything can happen at a World Championships'
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Jay Vine won Tour Down Under with a 'significant' fracture, team reveals as he undergoes surgery
Australian out of racing after breaking his wrist on stage 5 crash -
Jonas Vingegaard crashes in training after being tailed by amateur rider, as Visma urge fans to give pros 'as much space and peace as possible'
Dane escapes incident, which was brought to light on Strava, without serious injury -
'For me at Visma, the lines were too narrow' – Former Giro d'Italia leader Attila Valter explains why he had to move on from one of the world's biggest teams
Hungarian all-rounder opting for greater 'freedom of manoeuvre' at Bahrain Victorious in 2026 after three years with Visma-Lease a Bike and a chance to 'fail better'
