Tiffany Cromwell – making her mark in women’s pro cycling
Pro female cyclist Tiffany Cromwell has always loved sport. Despite her short stature (166 cm) she was a keen basketballer before she was identified as
Read morePro female cyclist Tiffany Cromwell has always loved sport. Despite her short stature (166 cm) she was a keen basketballer before she was identified as
Read moreI was lucky enough to catch up with the amazing Anna Meares via email for an interview. I find Anna very inspiring and have been
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Read moreOne of the things I said I would do when I started this blog nearly two years ago was to provide regular updates about women’s
Read moreThe first time I remembering hearing the name Kimberley Wells was when I was watching the Bay Crits on television earlier this year. She won
Read moreLate last year I was at an event staged by Australian Cycling Executives (ACE) and Annette (Nettie) Edmondson was a special guest. I was fortunate
Read moreOne of the great benefits of writing a blog about women’s cycling is that I get to meet (at least by phone and email) some
Read moreI’m writing this on my return flight from Adelaide after spending a week enjoying Australia’s own UCI cycling event, the Tour Down Under. For those
Read moreThe Women Who Cycle blog has been running for nearly a year and a half now. When it began in August 2011 I wondered
Read moreMy partner and I have just finished our second trip to the world’s most famous bike race, Le Tour de France and I thought I’d
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