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'I have only love for the haters': Carlton Kirby opens up about his opinion-dividing career in commentary

The TNT Sports commentator on his ‘Partridge’ years and surviving the wrath of those who don't have any time for his Kirbyisms

Cycling Weekly

'Time has come': Shorten backs budget's broken promise

After unsuccessfully campaigning on negative gearing changes while Labor leader, Bill Shorten says he would welcome a policy shift in the federal budget.

AAP

Sean Kelly's Classics column: Sometimes Pogačar doesn't need tactics to win

Tom Pidcock put in a monster ride, but he came up against an even bigger monster in Tadej Pogačar

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Long-range attacks, 'kamikaze' descents and Via Roma victories – 10 ways to win Milan-San Remo

From the archives: The easiest classic to finish is the hardest to win – here are some of the ways riders have managed to pull it off

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Sean Kelly's Classics column: All eyes are on Pogačar and Van der Poel, but Isaac del Toro is the danger man at Milan-San Remo

Two-time winner of La Primavera assesses how a potential Pogačar-Van der Poel duel may play out, why the Mexican is a dark horse, and his insight on what it takes to claim victory on the Via Roma

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'I hope that Decathlon CMA CGM have patience' - Sean Kelly dismisses the idea of a Paul Seixas Tour de France debut this summer

The 1988 Vuelta a España winner sees the French Grand Tour as a step up too soon for French cycling's new golden boy

Cycling News

Sean Kelly's Classic column: Tadej Pogačar is unbeatable, but thank God for Paul Seixas

In his latest column, the nine-time Monument winner assesses Pogačar's prowess at Strade Bianche, the defining moment in an enthralling women's race, and why he welcomes the rise of Seixas

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'Florian Vermeersch was too generous to Mathieu van der Poel' – Sean Kelly questions tactics on display at Opening Weekend

In his recent Cyclingnews column, the Irishman dissects the major tactical talking points as the Classics got underway

Cycling News

Trademark tussles, scoring systems and pricing Pogačar: How one man built a 30,000 player fantasy cycling game

Falling in love with cycling thanks to Channel Four's Tour de France coverage, George Chapman went on to create Velogames, we find out how he did it.

Cycling Weekly

A year in headlines – The thrilling races, dramatic moves and fiery debates that defined 2025 in cycling

Cyclingnews picks out the biggest headline for each month of 2025, and reflects on how the year unfolded

Cycling News

'It wasn't a case of 'I want to be a pro', it was a case of 'I'm going to be a pro'' – the epic journey that took Pippa York from young wannabe to Tour de France star and beyond

From Grand Tour climber extraordinaire to journalist and now author, the Scot was an easy choice for our Lifetime Achievement award

Cycling Weekly

'We're here because we deserve to be' – Irish cycling's journey from 'underdog' status to an unfazed force

After the nation's most successful year in recent history, Cyclingnews spoke to Irish stars Lara Gillespie and Ben Healy on the Emerald Isle's changing mindset as it eyes a return to cycling's top table

Cycling News

Should Albanese ‘fight Tories’ harder? Or is blandness a safe bet in a fearful, populist world?

Anyone who reads Sean Kelly’s opinion pieces in the Nine newspapers will not be surprised to learn he is disappointed by the federal Labor government. The sense that, despite the lack of a credible opposition, the Albanese government is moving too slowly and cautiously is a widespread belief amongst Australians…

The Conversation

Pathway emerges for elusive EU-Australia trade deal

The Europeans may have found a way to allay the concerns of its farmers over the impacts of a free trade deal with Australia, paving the way for a breakthrough.

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Il Lombardia Past Winners

Previous champions for 'Race of the Falling Leaves' from 1905 to 2021

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'It's inspiring for them' – How Ben Healy's Tour de France success is helping next-gen EF Education-EasyPost riders stay on fire at Vuelta a España

Dramatic breakaway stage win and yellow jersey for Irishman in Tour sets bar high for EF's young Vuelta line-up

Cycling Weekly

Who are the TV commentators for the Tour de France? Anchors, announcers, analysts for ITV, TNT, NBC

Putting a name to the voices on your television this summer

Cycling News

Sean Kelly, Erik Zabel, and Tom Boonen and... Diego Ulissi? Italian racer joins cycling legends in setting a record with one-day race victory in Italy

35-year-old's triumph at the Giro dell'Appennino puts him in rare company in cycling history

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'I don't think I can do this every Spring' - Tadej Pogačar plays down expectations for repeat Classics season stunner in 2026 and beyond

Slovenian first rider ever to finish on six Monument podiums in succession

Cycling News

Sean Kelly Classics Column: Tadej Pogačar will already be thinking about how he can win Paris-Roubaix next year

Significant collective improvement in Classics by Pogačar's team also helping Slovenian star dominate one-day racing

Cycling News

Sean Kelly's Classics Column: Only a mistake cost Tadej Pogačar in Paris-Roubaix – he'll be back to win soon

The nine-time Monument winner reflects on Van der Poel's win, a costly mistake from Pogačar, and what Ferrand-Prévot's win means for the rest of the season

The Independent UK

Mathieu van der Poel and Tadej Pogacar resume hostilities in Spring Classics duel for supremacy

Two of the sport’s heavyweights are back in the ring, in part two of this gripping spring trilogy

Radio France Internationale

Time to stop changing clocks? Not so fast, say EU states

The saying goes that time is money but in the European Union, time is political too.

International Business Times

Time To Stop Changing Clocks? Not So Fast, Say EU States

The saying goes that time is money but in the European Union, time is political too.

Cycling News

Sean Kelly's Classics Column: Tadej Pogačar would be crazy to ride Paris-Roubaix

Sean Kelly analyses an eventful weekend at Strade Bianche, and looks at where Pogačar's Classics campaign goes from here

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