The Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool has a long and rich history, and is a race not for the faint hearted. At 262 kilometres in length, the women who raced the 2019 event all had very different races and have kindly shared their raw and real experiences with us. Kirsty Deacon My experience I had an …
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The cogs are already ticking, you are reading this for no doubt, one of a few reasons. You’re either thinking about riding the 2020 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic, you’ve heard the news of the introduction of a handicap (not quite as daunting!) or you just want to see what all the fuss is …
The iconic Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic will be supported by two new races in 2020, which will offer an exciting weekend of cycling for the region. The inaugural Port Campbell to Warrnambool Handicap will offer every-day cyclists the chance to experience the atmosphere and prestige of the “Warrny” but in a more achievable …
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After a stand out 2018 season, where he came oh-so-close to a National Road Series overall win, sprint sensation and tactical all-rounder Nicholas White (Team BridgeLane) claimed victory at the 103rd edition of the Powercor Melbourne to Warnambool Cycling Classic. Harrison Bailey (GPM-Stulz) was next best in the bunch gallop for the line, with versatile …
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After 262 kilometres in the saddle, 11 time Australian National Champion Peta Mullens sprinted to victory on Raglan Parade to claim the Deakin University elite women’s category at the Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool. Mullens (Bendigo & District CC) out-sprinted Taryn Heather (Albury-Wodonga Panthers Cycling Club) and Rebecca Wiasak (Canberra Cycling Club) as the trio crossed the …
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Two time Melbourne to Warrnambool winner Joel Pearson will be on hand on Raglan Parade on Saturday to award the 2019 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool the winner’s trophy. The trophies – which are mini versions of the famous Melbourne to Warrnambool monument on Raglan Parade in Warrnambool – have been designed and produced by the …
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With a sell-out field of over 220 riders set to tackle the 103rd Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool, there are plenty of riders to watch including the pros looking to take the win, and others who are just hoping to finish this incredible race for the first time. Men’s Cycling Australia National Road Series Nathan Elliott (Melbourne) …
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Join in the fun of the Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool with the South Coast Junior Aquatics Melbourne To Warrnambool Community Bike Ride! Bring your family and jump on your bikes to ride across the finish line of the historic Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool! The course will go from the finish line of the Melbourne to …
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Cycling Australia Media Release Cycling Australia is excited to announce the 2019 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool will feature live streaming for the men’s NRS event. The 2019 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool is the opening event in the Cycling Australia National Road Series (NRS) Classics series. To be held on Saturday 16 February, the 103rd edition of the race will …
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From the local paper round to elite cycling, two mates from Colac are set to take on the new-look Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic. Colac born and bred, Steven Neave and Bruce Trew, will be cheered on by family and friends when they ride through town on February 16. The two passionate cyclists have …
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