London 2012 Olympic Games in bold double victory in next year's plan

British cycling star Bradley Wiggins, as "Actions" Mark Cavendish Road Racing World Championship victory by buoyed, tour de France and London 2012 Olympic Games in bold double victory in next year's plan.

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Wiggins believes that the Tour de France and Olympic Collection "exciting", "crazy" and "challenging" but has fresh belief after winning the world time trial silver medal on the back of a three-week Vuelta a Espana tour and a broken collarbone earlier in the season.

The British rider, six Olympic medals already to his name after, clearly feels his achievements have yet to elevate him into the lofty echelons of cycling lore.

He said about the potentially unique double, "It is more achievable than ever. The challenge in doing that is the difference between being great and being mediocre.

"I’ve done the Olympics, this will be my fourth, I’ve been there and got the golds. They haven’t changed my life but winning the Tour would certainly change my life. Winning gold on the back of winning the Tour would certainly change my life and perhaps put me into a different bracket as an athlete. So as crazy as it sounds to everyone, I don’t see it as compromising one for the other. That’s what I want to do – it’s not a case of justifying why I’m doing it either. This is what I want to do."

But Wiggins said she still did not know what he will be riding event at the Olympics, although he expects team coach Shane Sutton to have already worked out the plan.

He said, "I expect a text any time telling me".

He anticipates that the program of Olympic track team are bound to follow (which would also allow him to do the individual time trial) because more than one gold medal for sure is the opportunity.

"I want to ride everything but I will ride the event where there is the most chance for gold and that will probably be the team pursuit... I have got to be able to do it at the end of the day, going for one gold medal and not compromise that by doing everything."

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London 2012 Olympic Games, organizers of the trip planner and an online travel site has added pages, to give spectators almost a year to plan their trips to the venues.

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Ghana's Olympic ban could be lifted in the coming days

Ghana Olympic ban lifted in coming days may after government's efforts to amend a controversial law on sports, International Olympic Committee said on Friday.

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Pere Miro, director of relations with national Olympic committees said, "The president of the country has been in contact with the president of the IOC and the government has taken steps that the new sports law will respect the Olympic charter".

He said, "In the next weeks, probably in the next days, we will be in a position to propose lifting the suspension of Ghana".

In January, the IOC said it had suspended political interference Ghanaian National Committee.

Ghana, another country following previous year to ban Kuwait, is not eligible for any IOC funds and the Olympic athletes banned from competing until the suspension has been lifted.

Netherlands Antilles Olympic Committee session of the IOC withdrew recognition of the autonomous regions within the State of the Netherlands in October last year was distributed.

IOC president Jacques Rogge said, "Of course we have accompanying measures to protect the athletes", London under the Olympic flag in the context of combat.

London Olympics for the second phase has been sold

Around 850,000 tickets, football, volleyball and wrestling 2012 London still seats left for the Olympics in sales for the second phase has been sold, organizers said.

London 2012 chairman Lord Coe accepted that there are other sales begin Friday at 6am, have failed since the "still some disappointment" is.

First come first served tickets for the second phase of the struggle which has 1.2 million people who have applied had completely missed out on the actual sale is open to almost two-thirds.

Around 850,000 more than 150,000 requests for tickets have been processed after Friday. Tickets subject to payment of just under 90 percent is found.

About 60% of applications requested in the first two hours and during that time was in 10 games sold out within 15 minutes more.

The demand for large-scale mean about 10% in the period were not successful. 2.3 million tickets on sale there and 24 games in the second round of 18 sales were sold by Friday evening were.

Boxing and weightlifting were sold yesterday by the London 2012 said. Football, in the second round of ticket sales was for 1.7 million is still available.

Volleyball, Greco-Roman and freestyle wrestling tickets remain for sale.

Lord Coe said: "Over 130,000 more people will now have tickets to the Games following the first day of the 'second chance sale' on Friday. We know there is still some disappointment from those who were not successful in their requests but we will continue to do everything we can to get them to the Games."

They were successful in the first round on July 17 and July 8 from 6pm to 6am will have the chance to buy tickets. Another important phase of ticket sales will take place in early 2012.

Champion Leigh Howard says Australia duel 'is going to win', London 2012 Olympics

Leigh Howard of HTC-Highroad has told Telegraph Sport Australian athletes on track next year will win the war but admitted that "it's going to be one hell of a battle. "

Howard, who with Mayor Cameron 2011 world track championships in the Netherlands won Madison said that he was confident Australia Velodrome London next year will come out on top is.

Howard said, "There's some amazing talent coming through, that's for sure".

"I don't know if there has been as much investment in cycling as say there was in Britain, but the more people we get into the sport, the more talent we're going to pick up. I think what makes us so strong is our mentality towards sport in general. In Australia we don't like losing and we're willing to fight hard to win.

"It's going to be one hell of a battle in London, there's no doubt about it. We have some serious talent coming through and we've showed promise at all the world championships over the past three years since the last Olympics. But in saying that the British have got some super-strong guys coming back from Beijing and coming back ready for London.

"Let's also not count out the other countries like Russia who are really starting to show their hand and New Zealand. But country versus country it's going to be a really closely fought battle between Australia and Great Britain on the track, that's in no doubt."

However, Howard is sure that Australia will come out on top is.

"The Aussies are going to win, we killed it in Athens then we had a bad time in Beijing and I think we put in a lot of time and investment to get our trackies back on top and I think it will pay off."

Anti-terrorism was conducted in London Olympic village

An anti-terrorism exercise was conducted in London Olympic village, police have confirmed.

Drill, accommodation is offered on campus for three days, Metropolitan Police, other emergency services and the Ministry of Defence (Defence Ministry) are included.

According to reports, live ammunition as part of the exercise was removed and SAS was involved.

A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said: "As part of a robust testing and exercising programme to ensure that multi-agency security arrangements for the Olympic Games are fit for purpose, an exercise was held at the Olympic Village.

"It was one of a series of counter-terrorism exercises involving the MoD, MPS and other emergency services. It was not held in response to any specific threat, but it is the latest live play exercise to be held within an Olympic venue as part of our preparations for the Games.

"Due to the nature of the exercise we are not prepared to discuss this in further detail."