Photo: Graham Watson
Simon Gerrans (Orica-Greenedge) will line-up in his first race since the 2014 Road World Championships on Saturday, at the Italian one-day race Strade Bianche.
Gerrans fell while mountain biking in the off-season and broke his left collarbone, leaving him unable to defend his road race title in the Australian National Championships as well as missing out on the Tour Down Under.
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'It's actually happening' - Matthew Richardson set for GB debut after nationality swap25-year-old will race under British flag for first time at UCI Track Champions League
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Why do cars keep getting bigger – and will it ever end?Ever-widening cars are threatening to squeeze cyclists off the road. It has to end somewhere, doesn't it?
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Team BikeExchange-Jayco out of Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana after positive covid resultsAustralian team withdraw from race ahead of stage three
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Team BikeExchange-Jayco release new kit, will ride Giant and Liv bikesAustralian WorldTour team goes blue for the men and aubergine for the women in Alé designed strips
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Team BikeExchange Jayco focussing on widespread wins with confirmation of 2022 rosterThe Australian team are optimistic they can achieve more success next season with their 28-man squad
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Adam Yates finishes Barcelona Marathon in under three hoursYates posted an impressive time of 2:58:44 during this off-season activity
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BikeExchange interested in Tom Dumoulin for 2023 'if he wants to carry on with GC ambitions'Dumoulin will be free at the end of 2022, when his contract with Jumbo-Visma runs out
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Vuelta a España: Adam Yates says he’s struggled with jet lag after the Tokyo OlympicsThe Brit tried to hit out on stage three after the disappointment of ‘silly crash’
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Mitchelton-Scott release full list of Zwift races with pros, including Simon Yates and Amanda SprattMitchelton-Scott sets up a month of events on Zwift where anyone can ride in special events with some of the biggest names in the team
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Simon Gerrans: ‘Some people don’t believe they’re seeing me riding around Richmond Park’It’s not every day you compete with a double Monument winner on a Strava segment, but Londoners might have spotted a familiar face on their regular routes in recent months.
