Richie Porte paces Chris Froome on stage twenty of the 2015 Tour de France (Watson)
Team Sky's Richie Porte will be opening The Cycle Show at Birmingham's NEC on Friday, September 25, as a long list of stars appearing at the show is announced.
Porte, who will leave Sky for BMC Racing in 2016, will join ITV's Ned Boulting on the stage later in the afternoon to discuss his time with the British team and his future with BMC.
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Richie Porte targets Giro d'Italia one more timeAustralian says Ineos Grenadiers want him to enjoy his last professional season
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Richie Porte smashes Everest challenge on Col de la Madone just a week after Tour de FranceAfter a fairly disappointing return to the Tour de France, Richie Porte opted to let off some steam by completing a heroic Everest challenge just days after the final stage of the Grand Tour.
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Trek-Segafredo announce signing of Richie Porte on two-year dealOne of the worst kept secrets in transfer news has been confirmed
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Australian farmer is such a big Richie Porte fan that he's created a maze of the BMC riderBeing an Aussie cycling fan can't be easy, but that hasn't one farmer has still become such a big Richie Porte fan that he's made a maze of the BMC rider.
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Richie Porte wins on Willunga Hill again, but Daryl Impey leads Tour Down Under on countbackRichie Porte won the Tour Down Under's Queen stage on Willunga Hill for the fifth time in as many years, but Daryl Impey moved into the race's lead with just one stage remaining.
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Richie Porte gunning for back-to-back Tour Down Under wins
Australian BMC leader Richie Porte is aiming to become first rider to win consecutive editions of the Tour Down Under
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Richie Porte returns to racing this weekend for first time since Tour de France horror crashAustralian Richie Porte will take part in the Japan Cup Cycle Road Race as part of BMC's line-up
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Richie Porte tops new WorldTour ranking, Geraint Thomas fourthResults from Paris-Nice included in lastest UCI WorldTour Ranking
