Hundreds of riders in Kenya are already celebrating Chris Froome’s expected victory at the Tour de France.
Science is becoming the front-runner in discovering how far the human body can be pushed.
Team Sky hijacked the Tour de France on Saturday when Britain’s Chris Froome demolished his rivals to claim the overall leader’s yellow jersey.
There can’t be many tougher riders out there than two-time Olympic team pursuit gold medallist Geraint Thomas, writes Andy Scott.
Culpable homicide charges have been provisionally dropped against a minibus taxi driver who allegedly killed mountain biker Burry Stander.
Mpho Moshe Matheolane wonders if a new bicycle sharing programme launched in New York could work in South Africa.
A video showing a Pretoria cyclist being assaulted by the VIP bodyguards of a foreign diplomat has caused an uproar among the cycling community.
After nine days of cycling, M&G’s editor-in-chief Nic Dawes and AmaBunghane’s Craig McKune have completed the gruelling race and reached the ocean.
The M&G team are a little over half way on their cycling trek from Johannesburg to KwaZulu-Natal, here’s what day 5 had in store for the pair.
We capture the highs and lows of the M&G’s cycling pair as they race across 900 kilometres of South Africa’s most challenging terrain.
Join us as we capture the highs and lows of the M&G’s cycling pair, as they race across 900km of South Africa’s most challenging terrain.
We follow M&G editor-in-chief Nic Dawes and amaBhungane reporter Craig McKune as they take part in the 910km Old Mutual JoBerg2C mountain bike race.
In ‘Freedom Rider’ Kevin Davie, an endurance sport enthusiast and business editor of the Mail & Guardian, writes about life on the road.
Robert Hunter says he’s eager to spearhead an SA invitation team, after he was named in the six-man outfit on Friday for the inaugural Mzansi Tour.
As the 36th Cape Argus gets underway the M&G looks at the chequered history of cycling, characterised by prejudice, subterfuge and great passion.
Kevin Davie cycled from Beitbridge to Cape Point in 30 days in April 2011.
Lance Armstrong’s confession has pushed South Africa’s anti-doping body to retroactively test blood samples from over 50 top cyclists.
The driver involved in the collision that killed cyclist Burry Stander will appear in the Port Shepstone Magistrate’s Court on Monday, police said.
Spanish cyclist Roberto Heras has reclaimed his crown for the 2005 Tour of Spain after the Supreme Court overturned a positive doping test.
Endurance sports for amateurs are growing in number as junkies chase their next high, writes enthusiast Richard Poplak.
Cyclists who dope themselves with EPO may not gain any performance advantage even though they are putting their health at risk, scientists said.
South African cycling champion David George has been banned from the sport for two years for a doping offence.
Former professional cyclist Malcolm Lange claims in his new book he spent most of his career racing domestically after escaping Europe’s doping trend.
Reinardt Janse van Rensburg has wrapped up his season with an emotional victory in the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge men’s race.
Ultramarathon trail champion Ryan sandes has won 20 marathons in the world’s most wild and inhospitable places. The altitude hasn’t gone to his head.
The fallout has begun and, no, it has nothing to do with the media’s role in reporting on the sport, says Richard Poplak.
On the one hand Lance Armstrong could be utterly engaging, but on the other he would bully anyone who dared to speak against him.
Two-time world champ Greg Minnaar has set his sights on a few more World Cups before he calls it a day.
Frank Schleck of Luxembourg has pulled out of the Tour de France and spent several hours in a police station in France after failing a doping test.
It is 25 years since Stephen Roche’s triple win, but accusations of doping still haunt him, reports Donald McRae.
Yellow jersey contender Andy Schleck has pulled out of this year’s Tour de France due to injuries suffered in last week’s Criterium du Dauphine race.
Riding a bicycle as a simpler, more efficient way to travel? Not in Cape Town, writes Anthea Buys.