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'Sucks a bit': team pursuit Ashes rivalry continues

'Sucks a bit': team pursuit Ashes rivalry continues

Glenn O'Shea has taken over from Tim Decker as the coach of the men's team pursuit, who beat Great Britain for gold at the Paris Olympics but lost in Glasgow.

Golden Glasgow: Aussies finish with mammoth medal haul

Golden Glasgow: Aussies finish with mammoth medal haul

Golden Glasgow: Aussies finish with mammoth medal haul

Golden Glasgow: Aussies finish with mammoth medal haul

Australia has completed its domination of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games with 70 gold - more than double England's tally - and 171 medals in total.

Hoffman claims kilo gold and Games record

Hoffman claims kilo gold and Games record

Hoffman claims kilo gold and Games record

Hoffman claims kilo gold and Games record

Sprinter Leigh Hoffman has capped his successful Glasgow campaign with the Commonwealth Games record in the 1km time trial and his third gold medal.

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Quip and sympathy for defector as Aussie wins more gold

Quip and sympathy for defector as Aussie wins more gold

Leigh Hoffman has won his second gold medal in Glasgow, admitting he wished Matt Richardson was competing before a massive crash marred the men's scratch race.

'Crazy': royal family watch Aussie's gold medal bout

'Crazy': royal family watch Aussie's gold medal bout

Prince William and Princess Kate have enjoyed a whistle-stop Commonwealth Games tour in Glasgow, including a 23-year-old Australian judoka's gold-medal bout.

Australian Hoffman beats Awang in Games sprint quarters

Australian Hoffman beats Awang in Games sprint quarters

Australian Leigh Hoffman broke the Commonwealth Games flying 200m in qualifying and is through to the sprint semi-finals.

Fifth Games gold medal puts Baker in rare cycling air

Fifth Games gold medal puts Baker in rare cycling air

Georgia Baker has won her fifth Commonwealth Games gold medal, joining a select group as Australia enjoyed another prolific day at the velodrome.

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Double DQ: Aussies lament 'subjective' velodrome call

Double DQ: Aussies lament 'subjective' velodrome call

Double DQ: Aussies lament 'subjective' velodrome call

Double DQ: Aussies lament 'subjective' velodrome call

Felicity Wilson-Haffenden has been disqualified from her individual pursuit bronze-medal ride at the Commonwealth Games, frustrating Australian team staff.

'Good riddance': gold sprinters speak out on defection

'Good riddance': gold sprinters speak out on defection

'Good riddance': gold sprinters speak out on defection

'Good riddance': gold sprinters speak out on defection

Gold in the men's team sprint on day one of Commonwealth Games track cycling has prompted Matt Richardson's former teammates to make their feelings clear.

Australia qualify fastest in men's team sprint at Games

Australia qualify fastest in men's team sprint at Games

Australia qualify fastest in men's team sprint at Games

Australia qualify fastest in men's team sprint at Games

The day after Matt Richardson's stunning withdrawal from the Commonwealth Games, the Australian men's team sprint have made a strong start in track cycling.

Australian defector pulls out of Glasgow showdown

Australian defector pulls out of Glasgow showdown

Australian defector pulls out of Glasgow showdown

Australian defector pulls out of Glasgow showdown

Matt Richardson's much-anticipated Commonwealth Games showdown with Australia will not take place, with the English cycling defector out because of injury.

Focus on sprint rivals as track cycling starts at Games

Focus on sprint rivals as track cycling starts at Games

Focus on sprint rivals as track cycling starts at Games

Focus on sprint rivals as track cycling starts at Games

Australia should make a strong start to the track cycling program at the Commonwealth Games, with four teams events to be decided on day one.

Pogacar attacks to end in Tour de France thriller

Pogacar attacks to end in Tour de France thriller

Pogacar attacks to end in Tour de France thriller

Pogacar attacks to end in Tour de France thriller

Tadej Pogacar has won a record-equalling fifth Tour de France title in Paris in one of the race's best-ever finishes.

'Domino to fall': Hoffman out to tame old teammate

'Domino to fall': Hoffman out to tame old teammate

'Domino to fall': Hoffman out to tame old teammate

'Domino to fall': Hoffman out to tame old teammate

Australia's top cycling sprinter Leigh Hoffman won't stir the pot over what's being sold as a grudge clash with his old teammate at the Sir Chris Hoy velodrome.

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High school to Hogwarts: Aussie cyclist's GB graduation

A double champion for Australia at the last Commonwealth Games, track cycling star Matt Richardson is now ready to race to titles in Team England colours.

Dangerous Brisbane winds ruin BMX world title races

Finals day has been abandoned at the BMX world championships in Brisbane due to dangerous winds, but it at least helped one Australian win a title.

Australians surge into contention at BMX world champs

Australians Saya Sakakibara, Lauren Reynolds and Teya Rufus are among the local hopes who have secured spots for Sunday's finals at the BMX world championships.

Olympic cyclist facing jail over driving breach

A top former cyclist has admitted driving while disqualified and faces jail for breaching a bond imposed over events leading up to the death of his wife.

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BMX world descends as Aussie pursues elusive title

Australian Olympic champion Saya Sakakibara has the chance to clinch the one trophy missing from her cabinet when Brisbane hosts the BMX World Championships.

Australian falls as Pogacar flexes his Tour dominance

Chris Harper was hurt in a crash during the tenth stage of the Tour de France, which was won by Tadej Pogacar to stretch the Slovenian's overall lead

How Paris 'dark times' became Kennedy's turning point

Izaac Kennedy didn't handle it well when he crashed out of the Olympic final in Paris but says that was a line-in-the-sand moment for his BMX career.

Australian team aims for upset at Tour de France opener

The Australian Jayco AlUla squad plan to punch above their weight when the Tour de France starts in Barcelona with a team time trial.

'Creative': Tour Down Under boss expects different race

The men and women will race on the same days and on the same courses at the Tour Down Under, meaning significant changes to the race route.

'Even more motivation': Matthews returns to Tour

Australian star Michael Matthews has overcome plenty in the past year to make the Jayco AlUla team for his ninth start at the Tour de France.

'We can be great': Aussie on track after 'grim' injury

Kristina Clonan was struggling to tie her shoelaces a year ago, but now she has sights on Olympic glory as part of a new-look women's team sprint unit.

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