While a decision was taken by event organisers and the Warrnambool Citizens Road Race Committee to cancel the Middle Island criterium for 2021, the event is expected to return the program for 2022 and the other races are set to go ahead with strong support. With the Sunday criterium being dropped from the 2021 program …
Classic ‘Warrny’ racing expected despite criterium being dropped for 2021 Read More »
Australia’s oldest and longest one day cycling road race – the Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool – will go ahead in 2021. Following the cancellation of many cycling events scheduled for January and February due to Covid-19 disruptions, race organisers of the ‘Warrny’ have been particularly buoyed by the continued support and investment from all stakeholders. …
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Canberra’s Michael Rice has made it two-from-two wins for the Nation’s Capital in Warrnambool at the weekend. Rice (ARA Pro Racing Sunshine Coast) out-sprinted a fast and furious peloton for line honours in the inaugural Lady Bay Resort Middle Island Criterium on Sunday. The victory comes one day after his friend and fellow Canberran Brendan …
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The inaugural Royal Bikes Port Campbell to Warrnambool Handicap was raced in windy and rainy conditions with local Warrnambool rider Des Lane snatching victory from the limit group. The 65-year-old took the win in a six-up sprint to the line over Camperdown’s John Pearson and Bryce Morden in a time of 1h58:43. In trying conditions, …
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Melbourne’s Matilda Raynolds (Specialized Women’s Racing) has held strong in tough conditions and fast racing to win the Lady Bay Resort Women’s Melbourne to Warrnambool. After losing contact with the front group with 100 kilometres still to race, Raynolds worked with a small group and eventually re-joined the remnants of the peloton. Raynolds finished the …
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The first race of the NRS 2020 Series and the 104th edition of the Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic was won today by Brendan JOHNSTON from Team CCS Canberra Men’s after 6h16m in the saddle. He won a four-rider sprint to the line, beating Michael FREIBERG (ARA Pro Racing Sunshine Coast) and Mark O’BRIEN (Inform TM Insight MAKE) to the line with Israel Start-Up Nation Benjamin PERRY rolling …
Johnston joins the history books with unforgettable win Read More »
Check out the Start List here. For details on how to follow the race, click here. Nick White (BridgeLane) The defending champion will be highly motivated having been given the green light to race after breaking ribs and puncturing a lung at last week’s Herald Sun Tour. He might still be in a bit of pain, …
Who to watch at the 2020 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Read More »
The 2020 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool begins at 7:30am at Avalon Airport this Saturday, February 15 before the peloton roars along the 267 kilometre race route, finishing on Raglan Parade in Warrnambool around 14:00pm. There are a number of ways you can follow the race: 3YB FM 3YBFM will be crossing to Ian Maher and …
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The Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic is on in Warrnambool this weekend and apart from some exciting racing, there will be plenty of fun activities that the whole family can enjoy. Saturday the Event Village will be open from 10:30 – 3pm and will include free ‘rides’ up and down in the Powercor EPV …
Written by Kate Perry and Cycling Victoria I am not sure what it is about taper week, but it seems to be something that sends us endurance athletes into a tizz. Am I doing too much? Am I not doing enough? Why are they doing something different to me? What do I need to do? …
Kate Perry #4: The Art of doing (almost) nothing – Taper time Read More »
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