Track cycling is thriving in Europe. Well attended events. Riders treated like rock stars. It will be that way here in the US again soon!...





First Edition Cycling News, Friday, March 12, 2010
Cyclingnews.com Over the next two years he competed at the top level of track cycling, competing in World Cups and World Championships around the world. ... |
Hoy leads British team for world championships
Times of India LONDON: Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton will spearhead Britain's challenge at the Track Cycling World Championships in Copenhagen later this month. ... |
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Queally named in GB Track Worlds squad
Cycling Weekly British Cycling has announced the line-up for the forthcoming UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark (March 24-28). ... Jason Queally earns place in Britain's world championship squad Queally's comeback to begin at World Championships |
Tough fitness test for cyclist
Radio Sport ... Hayden Godfrey will race-off against Myron Simpson for the final place in the New Zealand squad for this month's track cycling world championships. ... |
Asheville's Tamayo named to USA's Track World Championships team
Asheville Citizen-Times USA Cycling has named Lauren Tamayo of Asheville as one of eight members to the UCI Track World Championships Team for the United States. ... |
Congratulations to Hellyer's own Daniel Holloway who'll soon be on his way to the World's:
2010 UCI Track World Championships
Copenhagen, Denmark
March 24-28, 2010
Way to go Daniel, and good luck!
Posted by Martin Harris on March 9, 2010 at 12:01pm
I came across this in the New York Times this morning. We're lucky in California that we get pretty moderate weather year round (for the most part), though rain can really derail a trackie's riding in the fall, winter and spring, but what do others think of this?:
HELPING OR HURTING? Doing indoor training, unlike going outd
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Posted by Martin Harris on February 24, 2010 at 9:40am
SFTrackie's a bit of a technophobe. But I figured out how to view the foreign language website pages for the "sixes": click on the link for the website (there's a few on our main/home page); right-click on the foreign language website page; click on "Page Info"; then click on "Translate Page into English". Hey presto. Cool Euro track genuineness, and I can read it too.
Posted by Martin Harris on February 19, 2010 at 5:06pm
Posted by Martin Harris on February 19, 2010 at 4:59pm
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