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Tassie's strong performance Tasmania Mercury TASMANIANS Rowena Fry and Sid Taberlay have featured in the Australian Mountain Bike Series, in Shepparton. National cross-country champions Daniel ...

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Seven-year-old cyclist raises $100k for Haiti ABC Online "It's always heartwarming when any child starts to respond and there's something quite special about a child in the UK reaching out to the children of Haiti ... and more »

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Chris Sutton seals fine debut for Team Sky Telegraph.co.uk Yet Sky were starting from scratch and they, too, can put out a stronger train come the Giro d'Italia in May when, in particular, they will happily take ... and more »

Cadel Evans set for strong Giro d'Italia, Tour de France campaign Fox Sports Cadel Evans says he still has unfinished business at the Giro d'Italia and the Tour de France. Evans hasn't lost the hunger to win either ...

• One-two in ProTour event delights team principal • Brailsford keen to set record straight about budget Team Sky bookended their first week of racing with a second win in today's final stage of the Tour Down Under, Chris Sutton sprinting in ahead of Greg ­Henderson to give the British squad another one-two. The difference was that this victory came in a ProTour event, as opposed to the previous ...

A seven-year-old boy from London who set himself the target of raising £500 to help earthquake victims in Haiti by cycling around his local park has raised more than 100 times that amount, and donations are continuing to flood in.

According to his page on the charity donation site Just Giving, Charlie Simpson aimed to complete at least seven laps – equivalent to five miles – of South Park, near his home in Fulham this weekend to raise money for Unicef, and managed to fulfil that goal yesterday.

A seven-year-old boy from London who set himself the target of raising £500 to help earthquake victims in Haiti by cycling around his local park has raised more than 100 times that amount, and donations are continuing to flood in.

According to his page on the charity donation site Just Giving, Charlie Simpson aimed to complete at least seven laps – equivalent to five miles – of South Park, near his home in Fulham this weekend to raise money for Unicef, and managed to fulfil that goal yesterday.

Southlander grabs World Cup cycling gold Stuff.co.nz Big Southland sprinter Eddie Dawkins produced a golden finish for the New Zealand cycling team at track World Cup round in Beijing last night. ... and more »

Caisse d'Epargne decide not to renew sponsorship road.cc ... and the Giro d'Italia twice during the same period, with compatriot Abraham Olano subsequently taking the overall victory in the Vuelta in 1998. ... and more »

Caisse d’Epargne has announced that it will not be renewing sponsorship of the ProTour team that bears its name, whose riders include Vuelta winner Alejandro Valverde and France’s Christophe Moreau, when it expires at the end of this year. Instead, it is switching its backing to the French Olympic team.