Cycling

Two-time Tour de France winner Laurent Fignon dies of cancer at the age of 50.

Two Team Sky riders quit the Tour of Spain during the third stage having been left sick by a mystery illness that has swept through the team.

Mark Cavendish retains the leader's red jersey in the Tour of Spain, despite being edged out by Yauheni Hutarovich in a sprint finish to the second stage.

Mark Cavendish takes the leader's red jersey in the Tour of Spain after his HTC-Columbia squad win the floodlit opening team time trial in Seville.

Multiple Paralympic gold medallist Sarah Storey is named in England's cycling team for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

Geraint Thomas and Jeremy Hunt are named as support riders for Mark Cavendish's bid to win the World Championships road race in Melbourne in September.

Manxman Mark Cavendish is chosen as one of HTC-Columbia's nine riders for the Vuleta a Espana.

British Olympic champions Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton will head to Poland in November for the European Track Cycling Championships.

HTC Columbia rider Andre Greipel outsprints Team Sky rider Edvald Boasson Hagen to win the sixth stage of the Eneco Tour.

British rider Emma Pooley wins the Grand de Plouay title for the second year in a row.

Team Sky's Bradley Wiggins will return to competitive action in the Ouest France-Plouay race on Sunday.

Cyclist Gianni Da Ros's 20-year doping ban is reduced to four years by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

Tour of Britain organisers confirm 2009's overall winners, Team HTC-Columbia, will feature again this year.

Former world champion Chris Newton is to retire at the end of the season, to join Great Britain's coaching staff.

Cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy reassures fans that a crash will not affect his training for the European Championships.