GB dominate day oneGreat Britain dominated the first day of the UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in Manchester - claiming double gold and a silver.
Saddles: Giro States caseSaddles was woken from his close-season stupor with the alluring rumours that a Giro in the not-too-distant future may start in Washington D
Evans heads down underAustralia's world road racing champion Cadel Evans will ride at next year's Tour Down Under against Lance Armstrong.
DC eyes Giro stageWashington could one day host the opening stage of the Giro d'Italia, race director Angelo Zomegnan said.
Britain welcome changesBritish Cycling performance director Dave Brailsford believes Britain will be helped by proposed changes to the Olympic schedule.
Evans explains BMC moveAustralia's world champion Cadel Evans said his switch to the American BMC team gives him the freedom to plan his own programme.
Evans joins BMCWorld road champion Cadel Evans has signed a three-year deal to join BMC Racing from Silence-Lotto.
GB race to world recordBritain underlined their dominance of track cycling when the women's pursuit team set a world record at the World Cup in Manchester.
Hoy grabs third goldChris Hoy scooped his third gold of the weekend when he led his three-man team to victory at the UCI World Cup in Manchester.
Hoy: Gold medals Sir Chris Hoy insists that medals are worth more than their weight in gold after continuing his impeccable form at the UCI World Cup.
Staff: Hoy gets betterJamie Staff has said he believes Sir Chris Hoy has stepped up another gear since the Beijing Olympics and keeps getting better.
Evans to leave LottoWorld champion Cadel Evans of Australia will leave the Silence Lotto team at the end of the year.
Pendleton strikes silverBritish champion Victoria Pendleton added time trial silver to Friday's sprint gold at the UCI World Cup in Manchester Velodrome.
Armitstead riding highLizzie Armitstead continued the British domination at the UCI World Cup in Manchester on Saturday by qualifying top in the women's points ra