Lucie Fityus: From Newcastle’s Velodrome to the Tour de France Femmes
One of the mandates I ‘signed up to’ when I started this blog 15 years ago is to promote female pro cyclists, particularly Aussie riders.
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One of the mandates I ‘signed up to’ when I started this blog 15 years ago is to promote female pro cyclists, particularly Aussie riders.
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By all accounts, this year’s Tour de France Femmes (TdFF) was an outstanding success. Thousands of roadside fans, millions of TV/screen viewers, tonnes of social
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A while back I received a request for a blog post about preparing for your first road cycling race. As I’m not a road racer
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I especially love a story that combines my love of cycling, my fascination with social history, and my interest in the female suffrage movement, so
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It’s great to see that more women are riding, and stepping up to the next level through racing, entering challenging events and taking the pursuit
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Wow, I’ve never seen so much focus on women’s road cycling as I saw last week with the Tour de France Femmes (TdFF). My interest
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It seems to have flown under the radar, but the Birmingham Commonwealth Games starts tonight with our riders on the track, so here’s a quick
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It’s been a few years since I wrote about the Women’s Giro, known now as the 2022 Giro Donne, and previously called the Giro Rosa.
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For a bit of fun (please don’t take it too seriously), here are the seven types of female cyclist that I identified (made up). With
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I consider cycling to be a recreational pursuit and a form of exercise but there are plenty of road cyclists who also see cycling as
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