Be the first to hear from the 2019 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool male and female champions at the inaugural Royal Bikes Heads of Cycling Dinner. As part of an exciting initiative for the race, the Melbourne to Warrnambool Road Race Committee invite you to attend this special dinner. Enjoy an evening listening to some of …
For over 100 years the gruelling Melbourne to Warrnambool cycling Classic has been known for unearthing some of the best up-and-coming male cycling talents Australia has to offer. And in 2019, a small group of women will also tackle the 262 kilometre course searching for ‘Warrny’ glory. Former Road and Mountain Bike National Champion Peta …
Team Roxsolt ready to test the limits at Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Read More »
Olympic gold medallist Scott McGrory OAM has been confirmed as the Race Director for the 2019 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool. The 103rd edition of the race will take place on February 16, 2019 and will showcase the best up-and-coming talent in Australia. The new date means the race comes after a bumper Summer of Cycling for …
Scott McGrory Race Director for 2019 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Read More »
The Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic continues its facelift, with a shake-up to the race route announced today adding to the date change for the 2019 edition. Returning to the Cycling Australia National Road Series Calendar after a six month deferral, the event will see riders tackle an entirely different course beginning from Melbourne’s …
103rd Melbourne to Warrnambool due for a course shake up Read More »
Australia’s oldest road race, the Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic, will return on 16 February 2019 as the opening race of the 2019 Cycling Australia National Road Series. As one of the premier events in the National Road Series “Classics” season, the “Warny” truly lays claim to being a global Classic and the 2019 and …
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Nathan Elliott created history as the first man to win back-to-back Anchor Point Melbourne to Warrnambool cycling Classics with one of the bravest and most daring rides in the 102-year history of the race. Elliott was part of a six-rider breakaway from the outset of the 277km trip of torture but, despite a lead of …
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