Craig Alexander defends World Ironman Crown at Kona
Craig Alexander etched his name into the record books today by becoming only the fourth man in history to win multiple World Ironman titles.
The defending champion did it the hard way, showing phenomenal poise and grit to come from ninth place and almost 12 minutes down on the leader at the end of the bike leg before carving out an incredible marathon of 2hr 48min 5sec. His race was tactically s... More
Evans makes history at World Championships
Victorian Cadel Evans has become the first Australian to win the elite men's road race at a World Championships after an emphatic solo attack saw him cross the finish line in Mendrisio, Switzerland at the end of the 262.2 kilometre race, 27 seconds ahead of second placed Alexandr Kolobnev of Russia with Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver of Spain third.
"I don't quite believe it - I have seven World Champ... More
Graves caps off sensational season
Jared Graves has capped off a sensational season with victory in the 4X at the final round of the UCI World Cup Series in Schladming, Austria.
Graves (Yeti Fox Shox), who earlier this month won the World Championship in Canberra, lined up for the final round with an unbeatable lead in the Series but he was determined to finish with a flourish.
He won every round on the way to the final where h... More
Niels Albert wins Cyclo Cross, using Di2
World Champion Niels Albert (BKCP-Powerplus) has won yesterdays Steenbergcross in Erpe-Mere, Belgium; the traditional Cyclo-Cross season opener. He started a solo in the second lap and rode easily to victory. A good start of the new season in which Albert is eager to show that he is worth wearing the rainbow jersey.
Albert was using the SHIMANO DURA-ACE Di2 electronic shifting system that gives h... More
Albert was using the SHIMANO DURA-ACE Di2 electronic shifting system that gives h... More
Shimano Anti-Doping Statement
With this statement, Shimano would like to make clear to all parties involved that we would like to strive for a fair and drugs free sport to protect the future of cycling for next generations. Besides the bad impact to the reputation of the sport, we all know Doping and Drugs are damaging and destroying the health and image of especially young people in and outside of the sport. Therefore we are ...
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