Posts Tagged ‘cycling’
11th DEC 2008, PUTRAJAYA: The organizing of Le Tour de Langkawi 2009 (LTdL 2009) from 9th -15th February next year will be the proof that Malaysia is a country that will always be able to organize an international event regardless the fact that the world is facing the globalization credit crunch. Executive Chairman LTdL 2009 [...]
Pictures by John Pierce, PhotoSport International: Victoriu Pendleton and S Reade wins Team Sprint GOLD for Women. World Sprint Womens full podiums. Rebecca Romero Takes Gold at Womens Pursuit.
Pictures by John Pierce, PhotoSport International
News an Pictures by John Pierce, PhotoSport International 24 February, 2008 – Emma Rickards (AUS) from Cervélo-Lifeforce Pro Cycling Team took second place in today’s UCI women’s World Cup kick-off in Australia, finishing shortly behind the day winner Katheryn Matthis (USA, Webcor Builders) in a total race time of 3:04:46. The team Cervélo-Lifeforce dominated the [...]
Here are some picture of the previous post on the ladies training camp:
Fresh from the success of its initial training get together last month, the ladies are on the move again. The Ladies Cycling Training Camp for ladies cyclists of all abilities and ambitions is taking place on 23/24 February in Blessington, Co Wicklow. It will include coached training spins in small groups, followed by talks on [...]
Canon, a world-leader in imaging and information technology solutions has confirmed its continued support as the official imaging supplier to the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Manchester 26th to 30th March 2008. Canon’s regional Business Centre based in the North East is supplying a range of high-end mono and colour printing equipment to the [...]
Any Women interested in competing in any cycling discipline – track, mountain bike & road – are invited to partake in testing on Sunday 10th February in the Alsaa Centre in Dublin. This testing is part of our development programme for women, and will be conducted by Brian Nugent. Similar testing programmes run by Cycling [...]
About 2 years ago, one of the most shocking news in the world of sports was during the Soccer World Cup 2006 final match between France and Italy. French captain Zidane headbutts Italian defender Materazzi in extra time and eventually France lose 5-3 in the following penalty shootout.
Highlights by ABC News: This video has footage from the controversial crash at the end of the race that led to the disqualification of Elia Rigotto after he headbutted Matthew Hayman. It also includes comment from Phil Liggett, overall leader Mark Renshaw, and stage winner Andre Greipel.
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- BBC Cycling News
- GB success will continue - Clancy
- Chris Hoy learned on girl's bike
- Brailsford ponders sprint options
- Hoy takes audacious keirin gold
- Thomas should snub Games - coach
- Boonen wins Paris-Roubaix classic
- Bemused Hoy admits lack of desire
- Trott wins gold as Kenny pips Hoy
- Wounded Pendleton wins world gold
- Year ban hurt me - champion Bauge
- Pez Cycling News
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