Category: racing

“Tourists and locals are watching from sidewalk cafés. Non-racers. The emptiness of those lives shocks me.” Tim Krabbé – The Rider (1978) I bought my […] Read More

I don’t often write about track cycling, but there’s a close connection between junior track racing and the road. If you look at Australia’s current […] Read More

Road race, criterium and kermesse – if you’ve ever signed up for a bike race, you’ve probably seen these words used to describe different events. […] Read More

It’s early January in Australia, which means one thing: Road Nationals. Our country’s top road cyclists are descending on Ballarat to compete for the right […] Read More

A few weeks ago, I wrote about targeting the National Capital Tour in Canberra. The Tour starts tomorrow, and it’s time for all the training, […] Read More

I’ve never ridden a Masters event. For now, I’ll take that as a blessing. Masters bicycle racing is only for those over 30 years of […] Read More

Last weekend, I attended the inaugural Tamworth Cycling Festival to work in Cycling NSW’s events and timing team. It was my first time in Tamworth, […] Read More

Today’s cycling computers can give cyclists insight into all kinds of data. Customisable screens on head units like the Garmin Edge 520 and the Wahoo […] Read More

Last Saturday, over 130 junior cyclists descended on Lansdowne Reserve for Stage 1 of the Junior Tour of Sydney. The sun came out to play, […] Read More

UPDATED 20 FEBRUARY 2019 Perhaps you’ve watched pro cycling for years. You’ve spent many a late night watching Le Tour on SBS.  You’re inspired by […] Read More

Last night, Cycling NSW held its 2018 Annual General Meeting at Bansktown Sports Club. Aside from procedural matters, the AGM was marked by a robust, […] Read More