Summer News
Hundreds of thousands of people formed a "human mosaic" in Madrid on Sunday to show their support for the city's bid to host the 2016 Olympics, five days before the
Cycling's world governing body is planning a radical shakeup of the Olympic track schedule to even up the number of men's and women's events. Currently, cycling has seven men's events and only three for the women at the velodrome during the Olympics.
Simon Gerrans rates Australia's cycling road race team among the country's strongest to contest a world championships in years.Gerrans is a serious contender for Sunday's 262.2km event in Mendrisio, Switzerland, having this year become the first Australian
New world champion Jack Bobridge has vowed to help Australia knock the mighty British track cycling team off their perch at London 2012.
Memories of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games will come flooding back when the harbour city hosts a leg of Triathlon World Championship series next year
Tokyo is offering the "best" bid for the 2016 Summer Olympics among four rival candidates with a global mission
US President Barack Obama staged an Olympic rally at the White House on Wednesday, saying all the US is barracking for his hometown of Chicago
Surely they can't call her the "other Emma" any more.Capping a gutsy comeback from injury, Australia's Emma Moffatt stepped out of Olympic champion Emma Snowsill's shadow by claiming her maiden world triathlon crown at the Gold Coast on Sunday.
The Boxing Kangaroo, Australia’s famous sporting mascot, is back where he was born… racing on the high seas in the Clipper Round the World yacht race.
President Barack Obama will send his wife Michelle to Copenhagen to lobby the International Olympic Committee on his hometown Chicago's 2016 bid next month,
