Double joy for Sir Chris with another victory in Manchester
October 23 - Sir Chris Hoy made it two from two at the British National Championships in Manchester tonight as Britain’s Olympic stars turned on the style at Sportcity.
Cycling
Sir Chris back on track in Manchester with new record
October 22 - In his first competitive ride since a bad crash eight months ago, Sir Chris Hoy tonight captured the sprint title at the National Track Cycling Championships in Manchester.
Team Sky signs Swede as sports director
October 20 - Former Saxo Bank rider Marcus Ljungqvist (pictured) has signed for new British team Team Sky as a sports director.
Baxter postpones competitive cycling debut
October 20 - Former skier Alain Baxter (pictured) has withdrawn from the National Track Championships, which are due to start in Manchester today, with a bout of flu.
Changes for London 2012 will kill track cycling claims Wiggins
October 17 - Britain's triple Olympic gold medallist Bradley Wiggins (pictured) has claimed that a planned shake-up of the programme for the 2012 London Olympics could kill off track endurance cycling.
Wiggins wins Australian Tour after Sutton follows team orders
October 17 - Britain's Bradley Wiggins (pictured) today claimed overall victory in the Jayco Herald Sun Tour after Garmin Slipstream team-mate Chris Sutton sacrificed his own chances of success.
Wiggins looking forward to Herald Sun Tour
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October 9 - Britain's Bradley Wiggins (pictured) has tried to play down his pre-race favourite's tag ahead of the Herald Sun Tour, which starts in Australia on Sunday, but admitted he would love to add his name to an illustrious list of former winners.
Calls for honours for Cooke and Hoy
September 30 - There are growing calls for cyclists Nicole Cooke (pictured) and Chris Hoy to be given knighthoods after their successes at the Olympics in Beijing last month.
Young British rising star signs for Swiss team
September 29 - Lizzie Armitstead (pictured), one of the rising stars of British cycling and a major hope for success at the London 2012 Olympics, has signed to ride for the Cervélo Test Team next year.
Evans claims world title as Britons leave empty-handed
September 27 - Cadel Evans (pictured) became the first Australian to win road cycling's World Championship with an heroic last-lap charge as Britain's challenge withered on the vine.
Millar will not challenge BOA doping rule to compete in London 2012
September 27 - David Millar (pictured) today ruled out challenging the British Olympic Association's (BOA) controversial rule which prevents anyone banned for doping from competing in the London 2012 Games despite claiming he has the support of some influential backers.
UCI plotting equality changes to track programme for London 2012
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September 26 - The International Cycling Union (UCI) have announced they are open to "achieving equality" in track cycling at the Olympic Games in a move which could boost Victoria Pendleton's (pictured) chances of multiple success at London 2012 but hinder those of Bradley Wiggins.
I'm playing for Wigan, I want to play for Manchester United says Wiggins
September 25 - Britain's Bradley Wiggins (pictured) has opened the door to a move to Team Sky for 2010 after claiming that he might need to leave his current employers, Garmin Slipstream, to help him achieve his ambition of finishing on the podium in the Tour de France next year.
Irishman re-elected as President of the UCI and promises to continue fight against doping
September 25 - Pat McQuaid (pictured) was officially re-elected unopposed as the President of the UCI the world cycling federation's Congress in Lugano today.
Australia will knock Britain off its perch at London 2012 promises new world champion
September 24 - New world champion Jack Bobridge (pictured) today vowed to help Australia knock Britain's cycling team off their perch at London 2012.
