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When Ohio State coach Chris Holtmann was trying to decide whether to lobby for the Buckeyes to get into the Maui Invitational, he solicited advice from coaches who had been there.

LOS ANGELES — The guy seems relatively calm from a distance. Young and thin, with dark-rimmed glasses and a flop of bleached hair, he sits straight-backed in his seat, occasionally rocking from side to side, eyes fixed on a computer monitor before him.

A statement from the national governing body said the decision had been reached by mutual agreement with the board

The council hope to have a 'significant number' of active travel projects completed before the start of the UCI World Cycling Championships next year.

The Road World Championship crowds have dissipated and the elite racing bicycles are packed away, but Wollongong is enjoying its newfound identity as an official Bike City, the first in the southern hemisphere awarded the title.

Iain Treloar says Union Cycliste International blacklisted him after he examined its links to a Turkmen autocrat and a Russian billionaire

Endorsed by Pope Francis, this one-man team is in here ‘to cultivate a spirit of altruism, generosity and community’

A world cycling event that has taken over the streets of Wollongong is so far failing to attract an expected boost in patronage to some bars, cafes and restaurants.

Ellen van Dijk defended her women’s individual time trial crown as the Dutch national team won the sixth edition of the women’s time trial over the past decade

LOS ANGELES — The high cost of housing in Orange County created an obstacle for the University of California, Irvine when it sought to recruit talented faculty and administrators. So state university leaders created a nonprofit that built a sprawling suburban development, dubbed University Hills, laced with nature trails, swept…

The stars of road and track cycling will be in the city next summer for the first-of-its-kind event.