Posts Tagged "Australian cycling"

Australian cyclist Mark Renshaw has a broken collarbone, lost a tooth and suffered concussion after a mass pile-up at the Tour of Turkey.

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We talk to Jo Hogan about her highly successful season thus far ahead of the 2013 La Fleche Wallonne.

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The Cycling Australia National Road Series kicked off yesterday with the first stage of the Tour de Perth offering up a thrilling finish on Rottnest Island.

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An elite cyclist is a peculiar being. One must be fit. One must be committed. One must be willing to sacrifice. But above and beyond everything else, one must be flexible.

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Australia finished with eight medals to be ranked third among nations at the end of cycling’s Track World Championships in Minsk, Belarus.

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In no uncertain terms this season stands as Cadel Evans’ best chance to win a second yellow jersey and secure what would be a famous victory at the 100th edition of the Tour de France.

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Cadel Evans is feeling good after his first race of the year and his boss John Lelangue is even happier as BMC Racing claimed the team prize at the Tour of Oman.

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I was trying to avoid thinking about Lance Armstrong these last few days let alone write about him, but in this age of universal condemnation towards the guy, I was wondering a little about his legacy.

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A six-day stage race in January with significant logistical restrictions does limit what Santos Tour Down Under Race Director Mike Turtur can do to keep the race vibrant.

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Fresh from a dominant performance at the national road championships, the Orica-GreenEDGE machine now rolls onto the next test of its home summer.

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Australian cyclist Simon Clarke is aiming high – literally – for his first race since having his appendix removed.

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Norwegian star Edvald Boasson Hagen will headline the powerful Sky Pro Cycling outfit but teammate Geraint Thomas could be a dark horse for overall victory at the Tour Down Under in South Australia next month.

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New Australian women’s cycling team Orica-AIS have recruited Swede Emma Johansson to fill the giant hole left by the retirement of German legend Judith Arndt.

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Cycling Australia (CA) could know by Christmas where it stands officially in the wake of the Lance Armstrong doping scandal.

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Legendary former Australian cyclist Phil Anderson wrote for The Roar in 2012 – take a look at some of his best work from 2012, as we look forward to the 2013 season:

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With one dirty little secret out, Cycling Australia is considering an amnesty to reveal just how clean Australian riders were during the Lance Armstrong doping era.

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GreenEDGEFans spoke to Adam Hansen, domestique for Lotto-Belisol who will be a key worker for the World Championship Road Race on Sunday on the eve of the World Championships.

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Young Orica-GreenEdge neo-pro Luke Durbridge continues to produce the type of results that suggest Australia’s Olympic selectors got it horribly wrong in London.

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The 2012 Olympics in London is about to wrap up with only mountain biking left in the cycling program at the time of writing.

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Interview with BJ Cole: “Watching Olympic dreams be made and broken is intense”

By Tim Renowden, 9 Aug 2012

 

The Roar was given the opportunity to interview Australian 400m hurdler, Brendan ‘BJ’ Cole, and discuss his Olympic experience and the atmosphere within the Australian team.

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