CYCLING: 2003 winner Danielson returns for 17th LTdL
IT has been nine years since Tom Danielson won Le Tour de Langkawi with the Saturn team, and he returns to lead the Garmin-Barracuda team at the start of the 17th edition of the race in Putrajaya on Friday.
CYCLING: Angry Anuar out to prove a point
AN angry Anuar Manan cannot wait for the start of Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) on Friday and believes this year's race will be one for the fans to savour.
CYCLING / WORLD CUP: Confident ahead of Olympics
Hoy stars as Brits take positives from Games rehearsal
CYCLING; Azizulhasni breaks into top 10
FIGHTING off illness, Azizulhasni Awang did just enough to tie break into the top 10 of the UCI World Cup keirin rankings after an eighth place finish in the final round in London on Saturday night.
FORMULA ONE: Trulli blasts Italy for F1 failures
ROME Jarno Trulli has accused Italy of burying its head in the sand and failing to foresee or stave off the current situation that has left the country without a Formula One driver for the first time since 1969.
CYCLING / ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Zamri's best not enough
ZAMRI Salleh fought hard but had to admit defeat in what was Malaysia's best shot at a men's elite road race medal in the past 15 years in the Asian Cycling Championships in Putrajaya yesterday.
CYCLING / WORLD CUP: Golden start
Britons set two world records at the London velodrome
CYCLING / ASIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS: Adiq's silver lining
ADIQ Husainie Othman staked his claim for one of the two Malaysian slots in the Olympics when he bagged a silver medal in the under-23 road race at the Asian Cycling Championships in Putrajaya yesterday.
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