NewsNSW Criterium Championships $10,000 on the podium
Friday, August 15, 2008Last year Cameron Meyer
walked away with $7000 after winning this 60min criterium, for 2008 we have
again secured $10,000 for the podium.
We use this race to
entertain some big wigs of the Australian Corporate world in the hope they will
support cycling into the future and so I ask that you support our cause by
sending your team riders.
- When: Sunday 19 October
2008
- Where: Sydney Olympic Park
(Homebush)
- Estimated
crowds: 6000-8000
people
- Prize
money: $7000 1st, $2000 2nd
$1000 3rd, more money on mystery primes.
Official
Website: http://pelotonsports.com.au/NSWChampionships/default.aspx
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Interclub is back! Goulburn vs Sydney vs ACT
Friday, August 8, 2008The ACT's two open clubs have been invited to participate in a four-way
interclub in Breadalbane on Sunday 24th August. With club pride on the line,
come and battle it out to get the first spot on the perpetual trophy Goulburn vs
Sydney vs ACT trophy! Breadalbane is near Collector about 40 minutes drive from
Dickson and the course is a pretty flat and fast one relative to what we're used
to. The four clubs taking on the event are Canberra CC, Vikings CC ACT, Goulburn
CC and Bankstown CC. - When? Sunday
the 24th August, qwith the first bunch leaving at 10am. Please arrive in plenty
of time to register so we can organise handicaps
- Start point: Breadalbane, in front of the church.
- Course: A fairly flat (a few bumps) out and
back for total 44kms. http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Goulburn-CC-Handicap
- Format: A four-way club vs club handicap with
the perpetual trophy being decided over the top 10 places. Points are awarded
down to 10th then totalled. The club with the most points gets the
trophy.
- Cost: $10
- Prizes: All entry money goes back to the riders
as prize money:1st home , 1st masters home, 1st
woman home, lantern rouge etc etc.
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Part 2 Skills Sessions now be conducted in September
Wednesday, August 6, 2008After the huge success of the July road cycling skills session (part 1 of road racing skills and tactics), part 2 of this session will now be conducted in September - rather than August - due to numerous requests for it to be delayed.(Many people who attended the first session are choosing this weekend for some well earned rest and relaxation). Therefore the next skillssession - part 2 ofroad racing skills and tactics will now be held in September. Further details will be supplied closer to the event. If there are questions regarding the skills sessions or the change of date please contact Jason Mahoney at jasonm.home@gmail.com Back to top
Great Hartley Debaters Challenge:
Thursday, July 31, 2008
- When: Saturday 2nd August 6pm to 9pm
- Where: Galaxy Nightclub, upstairs,
Canberra Casino
- Debaters: Katy Gallagher, Sian Mulholland, Jim Trail, Mark
Carmody, Graham Downie and Rod Katz.
- Tickets: Before 28 July $22 per ticket;
otherwise $25.
Contact the Fyshwick cycling team (wickedfysh@gmail.com) to get your
tickets and pay. (All proceeds to Hartley Lifecare). Includes entertaining
debate, celebrity speakers, complementary drink and nibbles. You are welcome to
stay for the nightclub afterwards, which starts at 9 pm (or you can go home
early so you can ride Sunday morning!).
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Support positions with the ACT Team
Thursday, July 31, 2008Expressions of interest are being called from
interested people for support positions with the ACT Team to contest the 2008
Australian Junior Road Championships being held in Canberra 5-7 September
2008. All positions are Voluntary, all successful
applicants must be members of Cycling Australia. - ACT Team Manager
- ACT HeadCoach (possible assistant coach roles as
well)
- ACT Head Mechanic
- ACT Spares Vehicle Driver (RR - U15W, U15M, U17W,
U17M)
- ACT Spares Vehicle Mechanic (RR - U15W, U15M, U17W,
U17M)
The Manager must be available to go to the Managers
meeting 4pm on the 4th September 2008 and be available for the entire
Championship 5-7 September 2008.
The Coach, Manager and Head Mechanic must be
available during the entire Championships (5-7 September 2008)
The Spares Driver and Mechanic need only to be
available 6th September 2008 ACT Team Manager
Attend Managers and any othermeetings as required,
ensure smooth running of the ACT Team (Prior to and during the event), represent
the ACT to Event Staff/ CAwhen and if required on behalf of the ACT Team. Ensure support vehicles for the RR are staffed and ready.Assist the Head Coach
or Event management (in regards to the ACT Team) as required. It would be an
advantage to have knowledge of the rules and regulations governing the
competition. - ACT Team Coach Provide advise to ACT Team athletes as and when
required.
- ACT Team Mechanic Provide mechanic support to ACT Team members when
and if required.
- ACT Spares Driver and Mechanic The ACT SparesDriver and Mechanic are the only
authorised ACT spares vehicle for the Championships and are required toservice
ACTridersmechanical mishaps (wheel changes etc) during the Road
Race.
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World Cup Volunteers Wanted
Tuesday, July 29, 2008 Experience the thrill and excitement of being involved in Australia’s largest international Mountain Biking event in 2008! What better way to be part of the experience than being an official volunteer. Volunteering is an integral component of every mountain biking event and your support is essential in delivering not only a successful but memorable World Cup!
Flyer with details
Website: http://worldcup.mtbworlds.com.au
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CCC Cycling Survey Results
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
During
the month of June the Canberra Cycling Club (CCC) ran a 20 question survey to
obtain information regarding road cycling events within the region.A document containing the key findings from the survey can be found here (survey summary).
The Canberra Cycling Club would
like to thank everyone who participated in the survey and we have received many
great suggestions on how we can improve racing in the region. Work is about to
commence on the summer racing and we hope to incorporate many of the suggestions
into the calendar to help meet the needs of cyclists in the
region.
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CCC Indoor Training Sessions
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Over the next 6 weeks the Canberra Cycling Club will be
holding weekly indoor trainer sessions. The sessions will start at 6.30pm
sharpon Tuesday evenings, commencing from 29th July. The sessions will be held
in the gym at the Woden campus of Canberra College, which is on Launceston
street (Google Map). The sessions willrun for approx 1
hour.
As we will be using the gymall trainers/rollers will need to be
placed on a mat or an old towel to ensure we dont scuff the floor. The sessions will be open to all current members of
Cycling Australia affiliated clubs and cost $5 per person. If you are interested in attending you will need to bring
the following items: Your bike, an indoor trainer or set of rollers, a mat or
old towel to put beneath your trainer, $5, water and a small towel to wipe away
the sweat. If you any questions on these sessions please contact
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UCI Junior World Championship
Wednesday, July 23, 20082008 UCI Junior World Championships
- Cape Town,
South
Africa
Michael Matthews, 17 from Canberra came tantalizingly close to a podium position last
night in the 2008 UCI Junior World Championships being held in Cape Town, South Africa. Michael was superb
through out the race to finish in 8th place just missing a podium
spot by the narrowest of margins.
How the races
unfolded.
The athletes woke on the morning of
the race to clearing sky’s and a forecast top temperature of 22 degrees. A ride
over the course the previous day gave mixed feeling to the Australians, the
course was a 13.6km loop with the U19 Women covering 6 laps (81.6km) and the U19
Men completing 10 circuits (136km). Chloe found the course to her liking however
both Michael and Alastair knew it would be a tough day in the office as the
climbs were not hard enough to break up the peloton so it may be a big bunch
finish, they were hoping for rain and strong winds.
U19 Junior Women’s
Race
The Women were first on the course
with 62 riders taking to the start line and it was attack from the start, all
the Australian girls sitting comfortable for the first few laps. There were
constant attacks off the front but the large bunch had plenty of eager riders
willing to bring them back. Aggressive Australian rider Lauren Kitchen tried
relentlessly to initiate breaks through out the race however every attempt was
brought back, her Australian team mates Chloe Hosking and Zoe Appel unable to
control the aggressive pack. The Australians appeared to be sitting comfortable
on or near the front when ever needed. With approximately a lap and a half to go
in the ever dangerous feed zone there was a touch of wheels and Chloe came down.
Chloe was quick to get back up, appeared uninjured and was soon back in the main
peloton but had to work her way back to the front.
A solid attack saw Lauren Kitchen in
another break that looked like it may be the winning one as the break seemed to
be able to hold the pack off, after 10km off the front and closing in toward the
finish the break was brought back. It was going to be a bunch finish. The
attacks and counter attacks were relentless with last ditched efforts by all
riders but steaming into the finish straight it was going to be a hectic bunch
sprint. Jolien D’Hoore from Belgian taking the win, Italy and Germany
filling out the podium. Zoe Apple the best of the Aussies in 27th,
Chloe Hosking in 37th, Lauren Kitchen 39th and Sophe Ootes
in 49th.
U19 Men’s Road
Race
A huge field of 160 riders met the
starter in the Junior men’s race with the Australians seeded mid field it was
going to be a battle just to see the front of the race let alone have an impact
on the race. The Australians were also hopelessly out numbered, with the changes
to the qualification system for Nations this year Australia was caught out only
qualifying 3 starters against the very strong European teams being able to field
up to 6 riders each, even NZ had qualified 5 riders. From the start the attacks
went off the front and the pace was on, it was going to be a fast race. In a
testament to the Australians talent however it didn’t take them that long to
find the front of the race and were quickly in the tick of the action.
Unfortunately for Alastair Loutit it would appear he was not over a stomach
complaint 36 hours before the start as he had to withdraw from the race at about
the half way mark looking not very well at all. Michael Matthews however was
tremendously strong at the front of the field. As the race developed it appeared
that none of the attacks would succeed as like the Women’s race the course was
not hard enough to break up the field, that didn’t stop riders trying though,
wave after wave of riders attacking the head of the pack, each trying for that
elusive winning break, each time 100 riders would reel them
back.
With 2 laps remaining Michael
Matthews joined a very strong attack, for a while it appeared as if this break
may succeed, unfortunately like all the rest this too was brought back and it
was looking like a bunch kick of approx 100 riders. Coming into the finish
straight Michael was prominent near the front and looked very good for a podium
spot and possibly the win. A crash in the finish straight disrupted some riders,
Michael was unaffected and challenged strongly for the win, across the line and
it was Johan Le Bon from France, Italy and Denmark
taking the minor medals, Michael crossing superbly in 8th place.
Totally awesome ride from Michael.
The odds were stacked against him but he showed his class through out the race
matching it with the best in the World.
So that’s the end of the Junior
World Track and Road Championships, well done to all the Australians but
particularly our Canberra contingent of Thomas Palmer (2 times 2008 Junior World
Champion and Silver medalist on the Track), Michael Matthews amazing
8th place in the Road Race, Chloe Hosking 37th in the Road
Race and Alastair Loutit.
We are so proud of all of
you.
Mark
Phelan
Vice
President
Cycling
ACT
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Junior Worlds Road Race Review
Wednesday, July 23, 2008Junior Worlds Road Race
Review
Can a Canberra rider win the 2008 Junior World
Road Race Championships?
The Junior World Road Race and Time
Trial Championships kick off in Cape Town South Africa on Friday the 18th July 2008 with the
Individual Time Trial and the Road race on 20th July
2008.
Canberra is strongly represented in the
Australian Road Team with Michael Matthews and Alistair Loutit coming into the
event showing exceptional form in European lead up races. Chloe Hosking has also
shown incredible form coming off 3 stage wins in the Canberra Junior and Open
Women’s Tour.
Sensationally Chloe’s World
Championship chances were dealt a blow a little over 6 weeks ago when a
sickening crash at the Sydney Road Titles at the end of May threatened to end
her chances. Chloe was knocked unconscious, lost skin, had other serious medical
conditions and broke her thumb in the crash. However it takes more that to stop
Chloe, it wasn’t long before she was back on the home trainer with a cast on,
then soon back on the road sporting a bright pink specially moulded lightweight
cast and then very quickly back into competition. At the Canberra Junior and
Open Women’s Tour, the last hit out for the Australian Junior Women’s team
before departing for the Junior World Championships Chloe showed the injuries
had not slowed her down dominating the event winning both Road Stages and the
Criterium.
Chloe would be an even money bet if
the women’s road race came down to a bunch kick with the support of her
Australian Team mates. Or I am sure Chloe will do whatever it takes to protect
an Australian Team Mate with a chance of victory.
Michael Matthews and Alistair Loutit
have shown some awesome form in Europe while riding for Australia in the
lead up races to the Junior World Championships. Racing in the
Tre
Ciclistica Internazionale Brescianain Italy early July, Michael Matthews
took out the Proulouge with Alistair Loutit not far behind, Alistair after 3
stages was the highest placed Australian sitting in 5th place on GC. The
Australian Team switched focus from GC to stage wins with Alistair and the other
Australians ensuring Michael had the best oppertunities for stage wins., Michael
picking up a 2nd stage win during the event.
Next was the Nations Cup GP Général
Patton in Luxemburg. This was an important event with most of the top European
Nations sending their National Teams. Both Michael and Alistair placing well on
the first stage, with the 2nd (and last) stage mountainous it was up to the
Australians to position Michael in a winning break and if successful then
protect the break. Showing exceptional form Michael ended up riding away from
the field to win the Stage by over 1 minute and place 2nd
overall.
Both Michael and Alistair have
proven that they are World Class cyclist, both are in exceptional form and
looking forward to the Junior World Championship Road Race on the 20th. No
matter if they are going for the win or protecting another Australian these two
Canberra riders are sure to be in the thick of it come
Sunday.
So to answer the question leading
into this report, I think a Canberra rider can win the Junior World Championship
Road Race in 2008. Anyway the race eventuates Chloe, Michael and Alistair have
proven they are World Class and Canberra should be proud of
them.
Mark
Phelan
Vice
President
Cycling ACT
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Tom Palmer Scores Gold Again at Worlds
Wednesday, July 16, 2008 Thomas Palmer wins Junior World Championship in the Madison - 2008 UCI Junior World Championships - Cape Town, South Africa Thomas Palmer 18 from Canberra won his second World Championship last night at the 2008 Junior World Championship in Cape Town, South Africa. The Australian pairing of Thomas Palmer (ACT)and Luke Davidson (NSW)set up the win early, winning the first sprintand consistently gaining points with 3rd places in the next 3 sprints, with only 2 sprints leftthe Australians wereonly 1 point in front ofthe very strong Belgian pairingwith the Swiss pairing just behind in 3rd place. It was down to a 3 way battle for the World Championship with any of the top 3 Nationscapable of winning. The second last sprint the Australians won with theBelgians a close second, the Swiss missed out so although the Swiss were still in with a chance it came down to a battle between the Australians and the Belgians in the last sprint for the World Championship. The Australian pair heavily marked the Belgians in the final 10 laps while also needing to keep a careful eye on the Swiss. The last sprint it was desperation stakes with the Australians, Belgians and Swiss attacking each other to find a weakness, none was found. A awesome 3 lap turn from AustralianLuke Davidson just before the final sprint enabled Thomas Palmer the recovery time he needed to contest the final sprint. In a hectic final lap the Australians, Belgians and Swiss went toe to toe, the crowed was on the edge of their seats screaming for their respective Nations,the Swisstaking outthe final sprint with Thomas Palmer magnificent in the last 100mtrs to overhaul the Belgians to take second place and the JuniorWorld Championship MadisonTitle. An ecstatic Australian pair carrying the Australian flag between them on their Victory lap. In other Australian News 16 year old Megan Dunn from Dubbo won her 3rd Junior World Championship last night adding the Points race Championship to her Scratch race and Team Pursuit World Championship wins. This girl has a big future as well. Annette Edmonson won a Silver medal in the Sprints - Peter Lewis - 5th in the sprints
- Ben Saunders - 6th in the sprints
- Paul Fellows - 8th in the sprints
The Australian team leading the medal count with one day remaining. Mark Phelan
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Tom Palmer Adds Silver to Gold at Worlds
Tuesday, July 15, 2008 Canberra's Thomas Palmer secures Silver Medal at the 2008 Junior World Championship
2008 UCI Junior World Championships - Cape Town, South Africa
In an awesome display of raw speed Canberra’s Thomas Palmer won the
Silver medal in the 1,000mtr Time Trial last night at the 2008 Junior
World Championships in Cape Town, South Africa.
Only confirmed to
ride the event hours before the start Tom was a picture of nervous
concentration as he sat in the starter’s gate. Starting last in the
field Tom had just witnessed sensational French specialist sprinter
Quentin Lafargue set a super fast time of 1min 3.860sec, dislodging
Australian team mate Scott Law (1min 5.486sec) from first place.
Considering the Cape Town Velodrome is considered very slow Lafargue’s
time was a scorcher. However Tom is the ultimate competitor,
shutting out all distractions to set the second fastest time (1min
4.829sec) to secure the silver medal. What was most impressive
about this result is Tom has not trained for the Kilo since winning the
2007 Junior World Title in this event. Tom moved away from the sprint
based events to concentrate on the endurance events of the Individual
Pursuit, Team Pursuit (2008 Junior World Champion), Points race and
Madison as well as the Road Race events. A true reflection of this
young mans talent. Other Australians to perform well on day 3 - Megan Dunn, Ashlee Ankudinoff and Sarah Kent – World Champions in the Woman’s Team Pursuit
- Luke Durbridge – Bronze in the points race
- Scott Law – Bronze in the Kilo
Mark Phelan
Vice President
Cycling ACT
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Vicki Whitelaw Wins Giro d'Italia Femminile Stage 5
Monday, July 14, 2008 Vicki Whitelaw has won the 5th Stage of the Giro d'Italia Femminile by just 0.36 seconds in a speed of almost 47 khp. The stage consisted of a 9.3km individual time trial - a discipline in which Whitelaw has had past success, winning the Oceania Time Trial Championship in 2007. The course for the stage was flat with a couple of small power climbs created by railway bridges. There were a number of round-a-bouts (traffic circles) and tight corners which brought some of the riders to grief. 'After a bit of a bad day yesterday I felt like I didn't have anything to lose' Whitelaw reported. 'I really attacked the course, taking some calculated risks in the corners. There were a couple of instances where my rear wheel started to slide but I managed to hold it up. I'm really happy to get this result.'http://www.vickiwhitelaw.com Full Details on Cyclingnews
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Tom Palmer Wins World Junior Championships
Monday, July 14, 2008 Canberra Cycling Club's Thomas Palmer wins Junior World Championship in the Team Pursuit.
2008 UCI Junior World Championships - Cape Town, South Africa
In a day when the Australians startedto dominate the competitionCanberra's Thomas Palmer (18) along with Australian Team mates Rohan Dennis, Luke Durbridge and Luke Davisonexecuted a perfect ride inthe final of the Team Pursuit to win the Junior World Championship in Cape Town, South Africa this morning Australian EST. After qualifying at the top of the competition earlier in the evening the young Australian Team knew their Russian competitors in the finalwould be serious competitors but they also knew they had a bit more in reserve as well. The final was a cracker, the Russian Team took it out hard in an attempt to panic the Australian Team, the Russians went out at a scorching pace, a second faster over the first 1,000mtrs, then the Russiansapplied more pressure, increasing their lead to 2 seconds at the 2,000mtr mark. The Australians did not panic however, they followed their coaches plan to perfection, Thomas Palmer and Rohan Dennis taking control of the Australian Team putting in long fast turns in the next 1,000mtrs bringing the deficit back to only 1/10th of a second at the 3km mark. In the final 1,000 mtrs it was all the Australians, their coachcalling them home to an emphatic victory, taking the World Championship title by 3 seconds in the end. A fantastic result for the young Australian Team. The win giving Thomas Palmer his second Junior World Championship after his stunning Junior World Championship win in the 1,000mtr (kilo) Time Trial in 2007. Other Australian team memberssuccess stories so far at this JuniorWorld Championships:- - Megan Dunn - Junior World Champion Scratch Race
- Ashlee Ankudinoff - Junior World Champion Individual Pursuit
- Sarah Kent - Silver medal in the Individual Pursuit
- Rohan Dennis - Silver Medal in the Individual Pursuit
- Australian Team Sprint - Silver Medal
- Paul Fellows - Bronze Medalin the Keiren
- Luke Durbridge - 4th in the Individual Pursuit
- Ben Sanders - 5th in the Keirin
- Annette Edmonson - 5th in the 500mtr Time Trial
In other Canberra Cycling News18 year oldMyfawany (Miffy) Galloway continues to impress in America riding for the Budget Forklift Team,last night winning the PennsylvaniaState Championship, attacking her competition with 30km remaining in the road raceMiffy rode clear to win by 3 minutes. Terrific result from Miffy. With 2 days of the Junior WorldTrack program leftthere is still opportunities for our Australian Riders. Friday this week will see the start ofthe Junior WorldRoadChampionships with Canberra's Chloe Hosking, Alistair Loutit and Michael Matthewsrepresenting Australia in the Road RaceCompetition. Mark Phelan
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CCC Tour Tipping Comp
Monday, June 30, 2008Once again the Canberra Cycling Club is holding its famous Tour de France Tipping competition. Compete for glory, compete for fame, compete for bragging rights; and if I can drum up a few sponsors you can compete for prizes too. Entry is free open to everyone from now until 3pm Sat the 5th of July.
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Second CCC road cycling skills session
Tuesday, June 24, 2008The Canberra Cycling Club invites you to the second road cycling skills session, which will be run on Sunday 13 July commencing at 9am
This session will be part one of two sessions focussing on General Road Racing Skills and will include:
- Pace-line skills and tactics
- Cornering and descending
- Hill climbing (technique and tactics)
- General race tactics
The session will start at the Stromlo Forest Park Criterium track but will primarily use Uriarra Road between Stromlo and Uriarra Homestead – which is also part of the Iron Mike course which is being raced the following week.
Participation in the skills session is open to all members of Cycling Australia affiliated clubs and will cost $5 per person.
We anticipate the session will last just over 2 hours and cover approximately 40km.
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CCC Provides funding for young riders
Friday, June 20, 2008In recognition of their fantastic achievements and in order to help ease the financial burden of international competition the Canberra Cycling Club is assisting four outstanding young club members to compete in the World Championships and Olympic games.
The club is providing financial assistance between $500 and $1000, to Chloe Hosking (Junior Road World Championships), Alastair Loutit (Junior Road World Championships), Tom Palmer (Junior Track Championships) and Daniel Ellis (Beijing Olympics).
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Marshals desperately needed for Junior Tour
Friday, June 20, 2008The Kowalski Recruitment Junior and Women's Junior Tour will be held over the period Friday 4 July to Sunday 6 July 2008. This is a signature event for ACT cycling and with the event only 3 weeks away we only have a quarter of the marshals we need to run this race. If you have raced this year on the road or criterium circuit please consider helping out. Many of the marshals at races you have participated in are the parents of juniors. For example at the Stromlo Hill climb last weekend 2 of the 5 marshals were parents of juniors and one was even a junior under 19 rider. So please reciprocate and help out. All it takes is a few hours.
In 2008 the Open Women and Under 19 Men and Women's categories tour will include a Criterium on Saturday afternoon. For more information see the tour website at: http://canberratour.actcyclingevents.com.au/index.asp?IntCatId=29
To make this race happen we need your support. In particular we need marshals, lead car drivers, spares vehicles and a range of other helpers.
If you are able to help out contact Malcolm Cook on 0412 284 701 (mobile) or email at: malcolm.cook@deewr.gov.au Back to top
CCC track trailer stolen
Wednesday, June 18, 2008The Canberra Cycling Club track trailer was stolen on Tuesday 19th February 2008. The trailer was manufactured by Resort Trailers in 1998 and was repainted white 3 months ago. The Club track trailer is unique and has two tie rails fitted along the top of the trailer. The rear left tail light was broken.
See flyer for photos and details
The Club will give a reward of $1,000 for information leading to the recovery of the trailer, track bikes and equipment.
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Junior and Women's Canberra Tour
Wednesday, June 18, 2008Planning is almost completed for the 2008 edition of the Canberra Junior and Women's Tour. There will be racing for all Age Categories from U11 to U19 and Open Women. Under 19 Men and Women and Open Women will race over three days (4-6 July) and all other categories will race on the Saturday and Sunday (5-6 July) only.
The Tour will be based at Canberra's cycling complex at the Mt Stromlo Recreation Park. The complex boasts a purpose designed Criterium Course, viewing platform and excellent amenities including ample parking. Click here for a map of the Stromlo Forest Park complex.
Racing will commence at 2:00 PM on Friday4 July for U19 Men and Open and Under 19 Women and riders will be able to register at the course from 11:30AM. The Under 11 to Under 17 categories will commence racing on Saturday morning with Registration opening at 7:30AM. The first races will start at 9:00 AM. Race start timeshave been promulgated in the Stages & Results section of the website.
Click here for an outline timetable for the Tour or visit the event website: http://canberratour.actcyclingevents.com.au Back to top
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