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Cycling - Quintana hit by car during training, sustains possible knee injury
(Reuters) - Former Giro d'Italia winner Nairo Quintana has been hit by a car during training in Colombia and went to a hospital with a possible knee injury, his Arkea-Samsic team said on Friday.
Business flows back to PD beach
THE popular Telok Kemang beach in Port Dickson, Negri Sembilan, is abuzz with visitors once again.
Replacement event planned for para athletes
KUALA LUMPUR: All is not lost for the para athletes despite the cancellation of the Para Asean Games in the Philippines in October.
Kajang park opens ahead of schedule
TAMAN Rekreasi Sungai Chua in Kajang has been completed ahead of schedule and is now open to the public.
Hanoi Games list of sports out by end of July
KUALA LUMPUR: Shuttlecock kicking and vovinam – a Vietnamese martial art – are likely to be among the sports contested at next year’s SEA Games in Hanoi.
Aiman’s dream to feature in world championship up in smoke
PETALING JAYA: Cyclist Mohd Nur Aiman Mohd Zariff had been looking forward to donning national colours for the Asian Road Championship (ARC) this year but is now resigned to the fact that he will just have to wait until the next edition.
Signboards damaged and danger looms as motorcyclists encroach into bicycle lane
FIVE warning signboards believed to be vandalised and left on the ground along the dedicated bicycle lane in Sungai Pinang have left the Penang Island City Council (MBPP) disappointed and cyclists in fury.
New recreational park in Kajang opens tomorrow
TAMAN Rekreasi Sungai Chua in Kajang will be officially opened to the public tomorrow.
Cycling: Virtual Tour de France in July to include women
PARIS (Reuters) - Elite women riders still lack an actual Tour de France in which to showcase their talent but over the next three weekends they will achieve equality in the inaugural "virtual" version of the event.
Team boss Lefevere fears coronavirus outbreak in peloton
(Reuters) - The return of professional cycle racing next month might be too soon and could lead to outbreaks of novel coronavirus, according to Deceuninck-Quick-Step boss Patrick Lefevere.