Dual National Champion enjoying Orica-AIS in Europe
I was lucky enough to catch up with dual Australian road champion Gracie Elvin via email. Gracie is currently racing the European season and is
Read moreAustralia’s first women’s bicycle race took place in Ashfield
I know that some of you are probably not into learning about history, but it was my favourite subject at school so you’ll have to
Read moreFemale cyclists put to the test to join training program in Europe
It was great to see some ABC coverage for a women’s cycling training/selection camp last week in Canberra. It’s interesting to note that after reading
Read moreA woman’s guide to improving road bike skills
If you take up riding in your 30s or 40s as many of us do, one area you need to focus on if you want
Read moreFour Aussie women to tackle the 3,000 mile Race Across America
If you think the Gong Ride or Around the Bay is a serious challenge, then think again. A few weeks ago I was contacted by
Read moreAustralian women tearing up the boards in Paris
It sounds idyllic, riding your bike in the city of lights, but for eight Aussie women it’s more like lots of hard work for the
Read moreHigh5 Dream Team nurtures talented Australian female cyclists
A couple of weeks ago word got out via a few media outlets that Cycling Australia has suspended its European based women’s development program with
Read moreFemme de force at the TDU women’s series
I’ve just returned from the annual migration of Sydney cyclists to South Australia to witness the increasingly popular Tour Down Under. This year, as well
Read moreShort-sighted decision by Cycling Australia will damage women’s cycling development
The latest decision by our own illustrious governing body, Cycling Australia gives me a sense of a few tiny baby steps forward, followed by a
Read moreTips for finding a female friendly cycling club
Joining a cycling club is a great way to meet other cyclists and to step up from being a ‘Sunday’ recreational cyclist to that next
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