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Track

Brailsford questions Great Britain’s participation in 2012 world championships

Says distance means team might give races a miss Following what was a quieter performance than was anticipated in the world track championships in Apeldoorn, British Cycling’s high performance director Dave Brailsford has suggested that the country could sidestep next […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Pro Cycling, Track,

Australia dominates world track championship as Britain loses pace

Best-ever performance by Aussie team Four years ago at the same point in the Olympic cycle, Great Britain dominated the track worlds and gave a signal that they would go on to be by far the most successful national at […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Pro Cycling, Track,

Armitstead will miss track worlds due to injury, Trott takes her place

Young Briton medalled at previous two worlds With the UCI track world championships starting just six days for now, the British team has suffered a setback with the loss of talented endurance rider Lizzie Armitstead from the lineup. British Cycling […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling, Track,

Deloitte review concludes there’s no conflict of interest between British Cycling and Team Sky

Findings of year long review announced A long-awaited review conducted by Deloitte has concluded that there is no conflict of interest with regards to British Cycling’s partnership with the Sky Procycling pro team. Concerns had been voiced due to the […]

Author: VeloN Categories: Olympics, Pro Cycling, Track,

Great Britain sending team of “challengers” to Track World Championships

Apeldoorn a “stepping stone” towards London Olympics in 2012 British Cycling has announced the 17-rider squad that will be representing Great Britain at the Track World Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, which take place between March 23rd and 27th. Reigning World […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Track, World Championships,

John Beasley Interview: Coaching Azizulhasni Awang, missing the worlds

Malaysian track rider’s coach speaks Those who follow track racing will already know Azizulhasni Awang, but his profile was increased and popularity raised beyond that base when he was involved in bad crash at the final round of the 2010-2011 […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Injury, Pro Cycling, Track,

Sarah Hammer to lead US track team to World Championships

World pursuit champion out to defend in Apeldoorn, Netherlands at the end of the month Sarah Hammer (OUCH) is to lead the US track team to the World Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands between the 23rd and 27th of this month. […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Pro Cycling, Track, World Championships,

Marc Hester Interview: Riding well on track, joining Christina Watches team

Danish rider ready to seize opportunities in 2011 In any sport there comes a time when the order changes. The old stars fade away and the new ones begin to shine brighter. But Dane Marc Hester is no super nova, […]

Author: Ed Hood Categories: Pro Cycling, Track,

London 2012 announces pre games test events schedule

Rehearsals planned to ensure that Olympics go without a hitch The London 2012 Olympic Organising Committee (LOCOG) has announced a comprehensive event and venue testing programme in the run up to the games. The programme, which will be a key […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Mountain Biking, Olympics, Pro Cycling, Track,

Pendleton confirms that she’s almost certain to retire after London 2012 Olympics

Track rider in her final two seasons of competition On the heels of what was a slightly subdued performance at the Manchester round of the World Cup, where she took two bronze medals out of the three events she entered, […]

Author: Conal Andrews Categories: Olympics, Pro Cycling, Track,

New velodrome planned for Roubaix, intended to tie in with 2012 Olympics

250 metre track planned for French city It’s well known for its historic open-air Velodrome which has long hosted the finish of the famous Northern Classic. Now the town of Roubaix is seeking to add another, unveiling plans to build […]

Author: Shane Stokes Categories: Olympics, Pro Cycling, Track,

Geraint Thomas Interview: Building on a successful 2010

British champion speaks about the coming year on the road and the track Geraint Thomas (Team Sky) has made a steady start to 2011. His personal results in January’s Santos Tour Down Under were fairly unspectacular, but he spent the […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Interviews, Olympics, Pro Cycling, Spring Classics, Tour de France, Track,

Pendleton admits that she’s not as hungry for Olympic success as in the past

British sprinter feeling pressure, but Brailsford expects things to click for London 2012 Faced with the pressure of targeting three events and also dealing with the position of racing on home soil, Victoria Pendleton has admitted that she is not […]

Author: VeloN Categories: Olympics, Pro Cycling, Track,

Wiggins, Thomas and other British riders to chase 4,000 metre pursuit record this weekend

Team Sky rider says team is in better shape than before gold medal ride in Beijing Over two and a half years after setting a world record in the Beijing Olympics, the British team pursuit squad will this weekend aim […]

Author: VeloN Categories: Pro Cycling, Track,

London Olympic Organisation releases event timetable and ticket prices

Events scheduled throughout first two weeks of games; high prices will be beyond many fans The organiser of the London 2012 Olympic Games (LOCOG) has announced the timetables for all events, and the prices of the tickets that will soon […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Mountain Biking, Olympics, Pro Cycling, Track,

Kirsten Wild beats Marianne Vos in track Omnium ride off

AA Drink-Leontien.nl rider wins the chance to represent the Netherlands at the World Championships Kisten Wild (AA Drink) has beaten Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) in a two-way ride off to decide which of the two Dutchwomen will represent the Netherlands […]

Author: Ben Atkins Categories: Pro Cycling, Track, World Championships,

Viviani's velodrome and pavé dreams

‘My dreams are Sanremo, Flanders and Gent-Wevelgem’ Elia Viviani can allow himself to dream of the Olympics and the Classics today. Yesterday, he won Italy’s season opener, the GP Etruschi. Sprint greats Mario Cipollini and Alessandro Petacchi once dominated the […]

Author: Samuel Morrison Categories: Pro Cycling, Track,

Boardman congratulates Bobridge on world record pursuit ride

‘He has absolutely smashed the conventional world record’ Former British pro Chris Boardman has congratulated Jack Bobridge on breaking his 15-year-old individual pursuit record. Bobridge beat Boardman’s time by nearly one second yesterday at the Australian track national championships, stunning […]

Author: Samuel Morrison Categories: Pro Cycling, Track,

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