Ride,
12 July 2017
We're only human
How do riders manage a rest day? In a range of ways… and sometimes they even rest. Mathew Hayman explains…

Ride,
5 July 2017
Optimistic attitude for Luke Durbridge
The Tour began with nine Australians and that tally is down to eight after the withdrawal of Luke Durbridge because of an accident in stage one. We spoke to ‘Durbo’ before the start of stage five to find out how his recuperation is going.

CyclingTips,
2 May 2017
Primed for debut Giro after breakout spring: ‘I definitely didn’t see this coming’
When commentators mistook a flying Alex Edmondson (Orica-Scott) for teammate Michael Albasini in the closing metres of stage two of last week’s Tour de Romandie, it was a reasonable mistake to make. After all, Albasini had won the first stage, and very few expected track star Edmondson to contest th

CyclingTips,
14 April 2017
Staying upbeat about debut Tour despite racing calendar disruptions
It’s been an up and down few months for Esteban Chaves. The Colombian had his best year to date in 2016, netting second overall in the Giro, third in the Vuelta and winning both Il Lombardia and the Giro dell’Emilia.

Ride,
6 April 2017
Before Paris-Roubaix 2017
We speak with the defending champion of Paris-Roubaix moments before a reconnaissance ride a couple of days before the 2017 edition. Mathew Hayman talks to Rob Arnold about his special-issue Scott Foil bike, what he expects from the race on Sunday and how Tom Boonen is the obvious favourite for the

Ride,
2 April 2017
On cycling classics: Flanders and Roubaix
His girlfriend Lara had queried him about his use of a word during an interview following his win in the TT of the Driedaagse de Panne. Luke Dubridge admitted to being “elated” about the victory. She teased him a little. And they laughed.

CyclingTips,
25 February 2017
Orica-Scott’s secret weapon for the Spring Classics
The 18th stage of the 2016 Vuelta a España finished on the seaside, in Gandia, with a winner nobody identified correctly at first glance. An Orica rider winning a sprint? It must be Jens Keukeleire, who had netted a stage victory in Bilbao a week earlier by being the fastest out of a 45-rider bunch.