Richie Porte

Richie Porte took his fourth consecutive win on Willunga Hill and setup his first overall victory at the Tour Down Under

By Richard Windsor Published 21 January 17

Richie Porte attacked on the final climb to Paracombe and gained 20 seconds lead in GC at the 2017 Tour Down Under

By Richard Windsor Published 18 January 17

Richie Porte conceded time on the opening stage of the Tour de France, admitting that he was 'petrified' of crashing in the wet conditions in Düsseldorf.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 1 July 17

Rohan Dennis retains race lead after Tour Down Under stage five showdown on Willunga Hill

By Sophie Smith Published 24 January 15

We take a closer look at Richie Porte's BMC Teammachine SLR01

By Rupert Radley Published 18 December 17

Richie Porte will lead Team Sky in the Giro d'Italia (May 9-31)

By Nigel Wynn Published 5 May 15

Paris-Nice's highest-ever finish provides plenty of action as the general classification is shaken up

By Nigel Wynn Published 11 March 17

Richie Porte staked his claim on the week-long race the Critérium du Dauphiné with a stage four victory

By Craig Cunningham Published 7 June 17

Triple Tour Down Under winner Simon Gerrans is widely tipped to win the opening WorldTour race of the 2016 season - Geraint Thomas is on at 11/1

By Nigel Wynn Published 14 January 16

Australian recons UCI Road World Championships course in Italy

By Sophie Smith Published 15 April 13

Team Sky's Richie Porte says he is 'perplexed' at the new UCI rule that bans the use of motorhomes - forcing riders to stay in designated hotels

By Gregor Brown Published 22 June 15

Richie Porte managed to hold an advantage over rival Chris Froome after stage six of the Critérium du Dauphiné to take the overall lead

By Gregor Brown Published 9 June 17

Richie Porte was within touching distance of the podium ahead of stage 20, but settled for fifth overall in wet conditions in Morzine

By Sophie Smith Published 23 July 16

Just 24 hours after abandoning the 2018 Tour de France with a broken collarbone, Richie Porte is already looking ahead to the Vuelta a España.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 16 July 18

The Australian will pin all his Grand Tour hopes on the Tour de France in 2016, with BMC aiming to give him a race programme to peak in July

By Gregor Brown Published 30 October 15

Alberto Contador, Fabio Aru, Rigoberto Uran and Richie Porte face off against the clock tomorrow, here's what their bosses think

By Gregor Brown Published 22 May 15

Richie Porte's contract comes to an end after this season and the Australian says he has offers from other teams to lead at the Grand Tours

By Gregor Brown Published 3 July 15

Australian Richie Porte will take part in the Japan Cup Cycle Road Race as part of BMC's line-up

By Nigel Wynn Published 17 October 17

It's carry on camping for Sky's leader in the Italian Grand Tour as the team continues to search for every competitive advantage

By Gregor Brown Published 10 May 15

Australian Richie Porte reveals just how fast he can go up the infamous climb of the Col de la Madone

By Richard Abraham Published 19 March 15

Tour Down Under winner Richie Porte retains UCI WorldTour lead after the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

By Nigel Wynn Published 29 January 17

Richie Porte is still yet to determine whether he'll be able to return to racing before the end of the 2017 season

By Richard Windsor Published 25 August 17

Australian is set to share Tour de France GC with Bauke Mollema, while Vincenzo Nibali aims for the Giro

By Owen Rogers Published 13 December 19

Australian Richie Porte explains main target for the spring is Paris-Nice, but he may put in a dig during Friday's 'queen' stage of the Tour of Oman

By Owen Rogers Published 18 February 16

Vasil Kiryienka wins the 2015 Giro d'Italia time trial stage as Sky leader Richie Porte loses further time to his rivals

By Nigel Wynn Published 23 May 15

BMC Racing rider Richie Porte suffering from stomach complaint over night, and pulls out of Tour de Romandie before stage two

By Nigel Wynn Published 28 April 16

We investigate why riders are still drawn to the southern French climb made famous by cycling’s most controversial figure

By Richard Abraham Published 29 October 15