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Women’s Cycling Weekly, Issue 12
Introducing a weekly newsletter dedicated to women's cycling
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What the biggest transfers mean for the women’s peloton in 2021
A closer look some of the most significant transfers ahead of the 2021 season.
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Ella Harris: “I’ve never been in that much pain – I couldn’t move”
In the theatre, the term ‘break a leg’ is used superstitiously in lieu of saying ‘good luck’ before going on stage. For cyclists, however, it’s a concept that doesn’t even bear thinking about. Unfortunately for Ella Harris, this August – in the middle of a course recon on the day before Strade Bianche – a …
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Road, cyclocross, MTB – world champion Ceylin Alvarado wants to win it all
Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado is the current world cyclocross champion. She’s already won four races this season. She also rode her first mountain bike world championships this year. She even had a quick road season. In short, Alvarado is a cycling multi-talent, and one with a clear plan for the next few years. “I want to …
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Sarah Gigante has smashed Melbourne’s 1 in 20 QOM … and she’s not done yet
On Wednesday morning Australian time trial champion (and VeloClub member) Sarah Gigante (Tibco-SVB) went on a rampage in the Dandenong Ranges east of Melbourne, setting new climbing records on two of the city’s most well-loved climbs. On the 1 in 20, Melbourne’s most well-known ascent, 20-year-old Gigante rode a lightning-quick time of 14:27, more than …
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