Australia

After years of discussion, there is change ahead. Maybe.

Still a swing voter? There are bike things to mull over while eating your democracy sausage.

The Australian time trial champion has had to come back from a huge setback to make her dream come true in Tokyo after she broke her collarbone, fibula, and elbow in a crash in April.

Cadel Evans on the decisive Galibier stage in the 2011 Tour de France: 'I had to put every day of my 17-year career on the line'

In this book excerpt from 'Power of the Pedal — The Story of Australian Cycling,' author Rupert Guinness recounts the success of Kathy Watt, Anna Meares, and other Aussie Olympians.

VeloNews caught up with the ever-restless Aussie about building his own swimming pool and how life has changed since retiring last autumn.

From London's Olympic velodrome to the top of Old Willunga Hill, there are a lot of great moments in Australian pro cycling. Here are the five moments that we think stand top of the list.

Author Daniel Oakman examines the 'Sublime son of Australia,' Hubert 'Oppy' Opperman, Australia's first cycling icon.

In our Aussie Week reporting, we heard stories of Australian riders looking out for one another in the cutthroat European racing scene.

Mat Hayman trained through the off-season to be able to retire at the Tour Down Under, and a home crowd, a beer and a team victory made it worth it.

Australian women’s cycling is looking back on a turbulent few weeks, between team selection dramas, question marks over development paths and uncertainty about exactly what a sharpened focus on Olympic medal performance will mean for road cycling support. It's the type of turmoil you often see when things are at a low ebb, in need of a drastic shake-up to address a slide in performance. However, that just doesn’t fit with the reality for women’s cycling right now. Quite simply when it comes to Australia’s women’s cycling performance, there is plenty of cause for celebration.

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What I don't want is for the AOC to have egg on its face like cycling has," says Australian Olympic Committee president John Coates

The Aussies point toward the pressure bearing down on Olympic hosts and expect a wide-open race around Box Hill

Mick Rogers finally riding for yellow at the Tour, plus the peloton loses eight riders today

South Australian Alexis Rhodes (GreenEdge-AIS) won the women's race, marking her fifth national victory and fourth criterium title

An autopsy performed after James Williamson's death at the Cape Epic in South Africa revealed a ventricle problem, according to a family member.

Tasmanian Belinda Goss added to an impressive list of victories when she collected her fourth straight points race gold medal at the Australian Track Cycling Championships at Adelaide's Super-Drome on Wednesday.

Garmin-Transitions' Jack Bobridge claimed his second individual pursuit title in emphatic style Tuesday, setting the third fastest time ever for the four-kilometer event, Cycling Australia announced.

Old Willunga Hill — and Lance Fever — remains the highlight of the Santos Tour Down Under

This weekend the Australian Mountain Bike Championships kick off, with 2009 overall World Cup downhill champ Sam Hill slated to race.

Tom Scully (John Trevorrow Cycles-Chifley Hotel) wins Stage 3 of the Jayco Bay Cycling Classic while Chris Sutton (Skilled-Lowe Farms) displaces Graeme Brown (Urban) as overall leader.

Greg Henderson wins Stage 2 of the Jayco Bay Cycling Classic. Graeme Brown (Urban) holds the overall lead.

The 21st annual Jayco Bay Cycling Classic runs from January 2 through January 5 in Australia.

Michael Rogers’ trophy case is full of hardware from time trials. Now the Aussie pro wants to place a national road title on his mantel.

For the most part, mountain bike racing is a singular sport. But 2009 proves that a strong team can produce results.

Cycling Australia will end its high performance mountain bike cross country program at the end of the year.

Reading Judy Freeman's new Singletrack.com column won't be anywhere near as painful than when she tweaked her hand in Australia as part of the USA Cycling team during the 2009 MTB World Championships. Read Freeman's "Life as a Bike Jockey" to learn how she is getting a grip on things.

Anna Meares scored her second and third gold medals at the World Cup track event in Melbourne, Australia, Saturday.

The UCI Track World Cup is being held in Melbourne Australia from November 19th to 21st.

Olympic silver medalist Anna Meares headlined a winning night for Australia at the Melbourne World Cup round on Thursday.

As a trail runner for over 30 years and sometime mountain biker I can assure you that trail runners never forget about horseback riders

Russia's Irina Kalentieva earns the rainbow jersey in Australia after passing the race leader in the final 4k of cross-country race. The USA's Willow Koerber takes third, Heather Irmiger 10th and Canada's Catharine Pendrel sixth. Complete Results

Nino Schurter and Swiss teammate Florian Vogel work together to keep Julien Absalon in second place at the mountain bike World Championships in Canberra, Australia. Canada's Geoff Kabush and the USA's Todd Wells finish in top 10. Complete Results

Aussies grab gold in men's and women's 4X. Americans Jill Kinter and Melissa Buhl pick up silver and bronze. U23 cross-country favorite Burry Sanders takes home rainbow jersey.

Find out if you can dial in delayed broadcasts of the UCI Mountain World Championships from Canberra, Australia.

In the first Mountain Bike World Championship event since the Beijing Olympics, American XC athletes will square off against rivals from across the globe in the only Olympic discipline of off-road cycling.