2013 BMX World Cup Santiago del Estero, Argentina Supercross Finals (by EdgeSportTV)
Trek Factory Racing World Cup Team Launch & Camp 2013 (by TrekFactoryRacing)
Nettie Edmondson on the podium, ChongMing Island stage race - via ORICA GreenEDGE Cycling Australia : News : Nettie Edmondson Wins Tour of Chongming Island
ORUCA-AIS after Nettie Edmondson won Sttage 3 & the GC of the Tour of ChongMing Island stage race - via ORICA GreenEDGE Cycling Australia : News : Nettie Edmondson Wins Tour of Chongming Island
2013 Tour of Chongming Island_Stage 3 (by Zoe Lee)
Nettie Edmondson wins the Stage and the GC
Stage 3
1. Nettie Edmondson (Aus) ORICA-AIS, 1:58:09
2. Marta Bastianelli (Ita) Faren-Let’s Go Finland, s.t.
3. Emma Johansson (Swe) ORICA-AIS, s.t.
4. Sara Mustonen (Swe) Faren-Let’s Go Finland, s.t.
5. Giorgia Bronzini (Ita) Wiggle Honda, s.t.
6. Lucy Garner (GBr) Argos-Shimano, s.t.
7. Shelley Olds (USA) Tibco, s.t.
8. Pascale Jeuland (Fra) France, s.t.
9. Roxane Fournier (Fra) France, s.t.
10. Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) Wiggle Honda, s.t.
Final GC
1. Nettie Edmondson (Aus) ORICA-AIS, 6:29:26
2. Chloe Hosking (Aus) Hitec Products UCK, + 00:01
3. Lucy Garner (GBr) Argos-Shimano, + 00:17
4. Giorgia Bronzini (Ita) Wiggle Honda, s.t.
5. Emma Johansson (Swe) ORICA-AIS, + 00:19
6. Marta Bastianelli (Ita) Faren-Let’s Go Finland, + 00:21
7. Oxana Kozonchuk (Rus) RusVelo, + 00:23
8. Shelley Olds (USA) Tibco, + 00:25
9. Amy Pieters (Ned) Argos-Shimano, s.t.
10. Sara Mustonen (Swe) Faren-Let’s Go Finland, + 00:26
Jade Wilcoxson of Optum Pro Cycling, Part 1 (by womensadventuremag)
Part 2 - tips for aspiring pro cyclists
Part 3
“Today everything fell into place. I feel like I’ve finally reached my top form these last few weeks. It is an amazing feeling to win my first race with the elite women. I had hoped for good results this season, of course, but to be given the opportunity to sprint and finish the job is incredible.
“I am privileged to be part of this team. They have given me fantastic support, with tough training and coaching. And they have always been there for me and always believed in me, so it’s nice that they trust me and give me the chance to go for the win at such a young age.
Lucy Garner takes first pro win in China » Team Argos-Shimano - Tour of ChongMing Island, Stage 1
just ‘coz
#Ironclad and the #womensprestige
“this is not a story of defeat and calamity but of small acts of heroism”
so… I kind of love this, but I may be biased.
I love it too!
"A little experiment: RT, Favourite or Like if you want to see more Women’s Cycling on your TV or computer screens…
— Gracie Elvin (@gracieelvin) May 10, 2013
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If you’re on twitter, do me a favour and RT or like this - an interesting little experiment by the ORCA-AIS rider
Women’s Cycling Podcast 2013, episode 13
Our latest podcast! Here’s how Dan describes it
Hello sinners! Welcome aboard for a slightly unusual week of podcasting fun and adventure. This week Sarah baits Dan mercilessly with accusations of Queenslandishness, we’ll leave it to you to decide if he doth protest too much. We also do a quick whip around the racing all over the world (there’s quite a bit of it). Dan gets excited about research reports (and possibly owes Daniel Benson an apology). There’s a bunch of other stuff, including a fair bit of laughing and a whole lot of swearing, so grab a beer, settle in and get ready to press play! (1:02:23 MIN / 59.88 MB)
Click through to our blog for the links to everything we talked about this week
— Sexism is endemic in cycling. Keep calm ladies and ride on - Cathy Bussey - Telegraph
"Awesome women’s peloton integration ride in Girona! thanks @lorenrowney for the sweet photo. twitter.com/LorenRowney/st…
— Marijn de Vries (@marijnfietst) May 9, 2013
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Love the Girona pro women cycling club!
“bigbigscreen” - Photo by lucygarner94 • Instagram
Lucy Garner gets to watch herself winning Stage 1 of ChongMing Island, big time!
CTC is the cycling organisation with the largest percentage of women members at 25 per cent and many CTC member groups already do great work encouraging women to ride – for example, the inspirational Fabulous Ladies of Chester – and our staff run inspirational activities for women cyclists across the UK.
So although it’s the very first time that CTC is sponsoring a women’s racing team in our 134 years as a national cycling organisation, the move clearly links up with our work past and present. With the invaluable support of our co-sponsors, we decided to launch Team CTC to highlight this work.
"— CTC: ‘Why we launched an elite women’s race team’ | Bicycle Business | BikeBiz
