‘I had a pretty cool race lined up.’ Stuart O’Grady on canceling the 2021 Tour Down Under
Tour Down Under director Stuart O'Grady discusses the difficult decision to cancel the 2021 race.
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‘It had a massive impact on my career.’ Why the Tour Down Under is so important for Australian pros
Simon Gerrans and other Australian pros explain why the Tour Down Under is such an important race for the home riders.
PSYO, ep. 78: The storied racer Stuart O’Grady transitions to race director
Six Olympic Games. 17 Tours de France. A win at Paris-Roubaix. And now, a role as race director for Tour Down Under.
O’Grady named as Tour Down Under race director
The former Paris-Roubaix winner and Olympic track champion was named as new race director of Australia's biggest stage race
Wave of retirements sweeps across the peloton as year ends
A generational change coupled with four major teams folding triggers an exodus from the peloton, big names and small, willing and unwilling
Senior members of the peloton pass on knowledge, advice to younger riders
Veterans such as Freddie Rodriguez and Christian Vande Velde pass on their knowledge and wisdom to younger riders
Must Read: O’Grady nearly signed anti-doping pledge
The 39-year-old was removed from the Australian Olympic Committee's Athletes' Commission after admitting he used EPO
O’Grady, Durand admit to EPO use
Frenchman, Australian confess to doping after French report names them
After Tour successes, O’Grady announces retirement
Australian steps away from professional peloton after Orica's three stage wins, defense of yellow jersey
O’Grady says he’ll retire after the 2014 Tour de France
Australian is set to break George Hincapie's mark of 17 Tour de France starts
Reaction strong in Australia to Armstrong confession
Armstrong's Winfrey interview is overshadowing the build-up to the Tour Down Under, and the riders are frustrated
Must Reads: Wiggo better than LA? O’Grady aims for history
Wiggins thinks he might have prevailed in a straight-up contest with Armstrong; O'Grady eyes Hincapie's Tour record
White, Aussie team plan to upend the expected bunch finish in London on Saturday
The Aussies point toward the pressure bearing down on Olympic hosts and expect a wide-open race around Box Hill
Pro bike gallery: Stuart O’Grady’s Scott CR1
Previous winner Stuart O'Grady will lead GreenEdge aboard a Scott CR1 at the 2012 Paris-Roubaix
TDU video with Stuart O’Grady: Working class man
O'Grady: "Once they see the exposure this team is going to create ... you'll have sponsors fighting to be on this jersey"
Must Reads: Stuart O’Grady targets Australian road nationals; Dario Cioni stops racing, joins Sky staff; Garmin-Cervélo short on YouTube
Stuart O'Grady's heading back to the Aussie road nats with new team GreenEdge. And Dario Cioni is no longer racing for Sky, but he's sticking with them in a communications role.
Stuart O’Grady confirms he’s joining GreenEdge
PARIS (AFP) - Experienced campaigner Stuart O'Grady has signed a two-year contract with GreenEdge, the nascent Australian team that is aiming for a UCI WorldTour licence starting in 2012.
Report: Stuart O’Grady signs with GreenEdge team
The Australian is reporting that veteran Australian Stuart O'Grady, now with the Leopard-Trek team, will join the new Australian GreenEdge squad for the 2012 season. The paper also is reporting that sprinter Robbie McEwen, currently with RadioShack, is set to join the team as well.
Stuart O’Grady feeling the effects of tough week on Tour
CHATEAUROUX, France (AFP) — Australian Stuart O'Grady has admitted the tough first week of the Tour de France has left him feeling battered and bounced around like a character from a computer game.
Stuart O’Grady: ‘Andy Schleck races like Eddy Merckx’
Stuart O’Grady was probably watching Sunday’s Amstel Gold Race from the comfort of his couch, but he wasn’t surprised to see teammate Andy Schleck on the attack late in the race.