Bannan: “It’s no fault of anybody…”
In part two of our Orica-GreenEdge interviews is with the general manager, Shayne Bannan who was quick to point out that the accident in stage three was no one'...
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Comments from Orica-GreenEdge about stage 3
With 100km to go in stage four, the main highlights of the itinerary of the stage from Seraing to Namur are yet to come. There's been one sector of pavé but the...
Simon Clarke: “I just take every opportunity…”
Last Sunday, in the inaugural edition of the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, Australian riders finished in second, third, fifth and 10th. Simon Clarke was th...
Luke Durbridge on his TT position
A few weeks into training for the 2015 season, Luke Durbridge said he was starting to feel like he was getting up to speed. His form doesn’t dip too much but he...
Into the wind (tunnel): a gallery from Monash University
RIDE was invited to a session of testing by the Orica-GreenEdge team last Friday. The session included last year's cover star, Caleb Ewan, and two multiple worl...
Worlds gallery 02: TTT elite men – by Wei Yuet Wong
The opening day of competition at the 2014 road cycling world championships in Ponferrada, Spain was all about teamwork. The TTTs – team time trials – for women...
Michael Matthews interview: in red and thinking of a rainbow
The 2014 Vuelta a España started well for the Orica-GreenEdge team. Unlike the Tour de France of 2013 and the Giro d’Italia earlier this year, it did not win th...
Durbridge… talks about his Tour debut
We spoke with Luke Durbridge before the Grand Départ in Leeds – remember that? It seems like a lifetime ago. The former Australian champion is still in there ra...
O’Grady and his 18th Tour… back as a spectator
It was a chance meeting: two Aussies in a café/bar that was on the route of the seventh stage of the 2014 Tour de France from Epernay to Nancy: two blokes who b...
Gerrans: “There was nothing too extreme about it”
In the finale of the seventh stage of the 2014 Tour de France there were a number of accidents, the last of which involved Garmin-Sharp’s Andrew Talansky. The A...