Cycling

19 June 2013 Last updated at 15:45 GMT

Froome 'relief' at end of Wiggins scrutiny

Chris Froome says Sir Bradley Wiggins's absence from the Tour de France is a "relief" after media scrutiny of their rivalry.

Mark Cavendish

Cavendish set yellow target on Tour

Mark Cavendish is set the target of winning stage one of the Tour de France to wear the yellow jersey for the first time.

Laura Trott

Barnes reinstated as Nocturne winner

Hannah Barnes is reinstated as winner of the IG London Nocturne, having been demoted to second behind Laura Trott.

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Geraint Thomas: I really felt for Wiggins

Team Sky team-mate Geraint Thomas on Sir Bradley Wiggins's withdrawal from the "relentless" Giro d'Italia
Did this doctor give drugs to hundreds of athletes?

Operation Puerto finally ends but the long-running Spanish doping scandal is far from over, writes BBC Sport's Matt Slater
Are lawsuits enough to punish Armstrong?

No matter how much money is recouped from Lance Armstrong, the cost to cycling is far greater, says sports editor David Bond
Coltman swaps Manchester for Glasgow

Gary Coltman is a man with a mission as he joins Scottish Cycling as their new head of performance
Hoy certain of place in British sporting history

Sir Chris Hoy leaves behind a sporting landscape he has helped to change beyond recognition, says sports editor David Bond
Hoy bows out a British sporting hero

BBC Sport's Tom Fordyce pays tribute to an Olympic great whose easy-going manner belied an obsessive commitment to perfection

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