 Sydney Morning Herald | Cycling: Cavendish survives desert fever The Independent Then, while the noisy celebrations for the Belgian stage winner, Tom Boonen, and young British runner-up, Adam Blythe, continued, a stone's throw away Cavendish was plonked on the rear bumper of his team car, drained and trying to recover. Cavendish passed fit for Team Sky debut Boonen denies Blythe in Qatar Boonen wins opening stage of Tour of Qatar |
 Yahoo! Eurosport UK (blog) | Records set to tumble in Dubai Yahoo! Eurosport UK (blog) A staggering 15 lbw's have been given so far in this match alone, and that is before England's second innings has been allowed to progress beyond the 20-over mark. An incredible tally of 41 lbw dismissals have now been made in the three-match series ... |
Sydney Morning Herald | Cavendish passed fit for Team Sky debut Sports Mole By Pascal Lemesre, Reporter World road race champion Mark Cavendish has been declared fit to make his debut for British cycling outfit Team Sky in the opening stage of the Tour of Qatar. The 26-year-old failed to take part in a training ride on ... Boonen denies Blythe in Qatar Boonen wins opening stage of Tour of Qatar |
 Bike Biz | Cyclist deaths and casualties in London – the facts Telegraph.co.uk (blog) The vast majority of British cycle lanes are either totally pointless or actively dangerous. There also appears to be a rule that new cycle stands can only be erected in places where no-one wants to use them. TfL, custodian of Britain's biggest cycling ... Champions call for safer cycling on roads British Cycling calls for road safety reforms British Cycling Welcomes The Times Road Safety Campaign |
 Globe and Mail | Cycling: Armstrong 'grateful' as drugs case is dropped The Independent What could be the last major investigation into suggestions that Lance Armstrong, modern cycling's most successful racer, used performance-enhancing drugs during his career has been dropped. A tersely worded three-sentence statement released on Friday ... fresh debate as Contador waits for his turn Lance Armstrong's comeback |
Drive to get more city folk on bikes Oxford Mail About 15 per cent of journeys to work in Oxford are made by bike, compared to an average of three per cent across England and Wales. But the councillor responsible for city development, Colin Cook, said he hoped that could soon rival Cambridge's 26 per ... |
 Channel 4 News | Campaign joined by thousands as another cyclist dies Times Online A man in his 60s was killed by a coach while cycling through London yesterday. The death came on the day that the 11000th person signed up to the Times campaign to prevent such horrific incidents by revolutionising British streets for cyclists. Jon Snow's manifesto for safer cycling Cyclist killed in coach collision in Bishopsgate Cyclists are pompous enough as it is – a Cycling Covenant would make them ... |
 The Age | Cyclist Renshaw prepares for life after Cavendish AFP PARIS — Mark Renshaw's reputation as the best lead-out man in cycling has been put firmly behind him as he prepares to step out of the shadow of British sprint king Mark Cavendish. At the Tour of Qatar beginning on Sunday, Renshaw, the defending ... Mark Cavendish practises lead-out ahead of Tour of Qatar Mark Renshaw prepares for life after Cav Renshaw's desert plot to defuse Missile |
 Bike Biz | CTC appoints Gordon Seabright as new chief exec Bike Biz by Jonathon Harker The CTC – the UK's largest cycling charity – has appointed Gordon Seabright as its new chief executive, with effect from the beginning of March. Seabright has worked for a number of high profile charities and membership organisations ... |
 BBC News | Cyclists are pompous enough as it is – a Cycling Covenant would make them ... Telegraph.co.uk (blog) By Brendan O'Neill Politics Last updated: February 3rd, 2012 Do we need really a Cycling Covenant to enshrine the rights of cyclists and curb the antics of truck-drivers? The Times seems to think so. Over the past week it has expended an enormous ... Champions call for safer cycling on roads How dangerous is cycling? The dangers of cycling... and the trouble with Boris |
