As the snows thawed during January, so too did road.cc readers’ hankerings for summer, according to the results of the poll we ran throughout the month. Instead, safer roads for cyclists was top of your New Year’s wish list, with 38% - nearly two in five – of you saying that was what you wanted during 2010.
 BBC News | 'Sabotage' cycle race, Etape Caledonia, sells out BBC News ... it was decided there should be no further proceedings." The race, which has an 81-mile course, is the largest closed road cycling event in the UK. |
 Telegraph.co.uk | A third of British 2012 Olympic hopefuls will have attended a private school Daily Mail Privately educated gold medallists include sailor Ben Ainslie, rower Matthew Pinsent and cyclist Chris Hoy. However, the state sector has also generated a ... Third of British 2012 Olympic athletes privately educated |
Telegraph.co.uk | A third of British 2012 Olympic hopefuls will have attended a private school Daily Mail Privately educated gold medallists include sailor Ben Ainslie, rower Matthew Pinsent and cyclist Chris Hoy. However, the state sector has also generated a ... Third of British 2012 Olympic athletes privately educated |
Injured Anna Meares on sidelines Rockhampton Morning Bulletin CYCLING: Doctors' orders have put Rockhampton's Olympian Anna Meares out of the Australian track cycling titles and onto the sidelines in Adelaide this week ... |
 Tasmania Examiner | Wildside 4: McConnell scrapes the win BikeRadar.com ... Tasmania's premier mountain bike stage race, but not before being upstaged by local legend Sid Taberlay who raced to victory on the final stage of ... Wildside race down to the wire Punctures throw open Wildside Taberlay's challenge goes flat |
 AFP | Italy to fine Olympic drug cheats AFP On Monday, CONI hit Italian cyclist Danilo Di Luca with a 280000-euro fine and a two-year ban after the former Giro d'Italia champion tested positive for ... |
