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PETALING JAYA: Young cyclist Fatehah Mustapa finally showed her real potential when she smashed her national record en route to finishing an impressive eighth in the women’s 500m time trial on the final day of the Track World...
The BikeNZ track team grabbed two further victories to cap an outstanding campaign at the UCI World Cup in Melbourne last night. Talented teenager Tom Scully teamed up with experienced Timaru rider Marc Ryan to win the 40km...
Wendy Houvenaghel claimed her second medal in Melbourne as Great Britain finished runners-up in the women's team pursuit at the track World Cup event. Houvenaghel, who won the individual pursuit on Thursday, teamed up with...
Newstalk ZB November 21, 2009, 3:33 pm The New Zealand women's team pursuit will race-off for gold at the track cycling World Cup in Melbourne tonight. The New Zealand trio of Alison Shanks, Lauren Ellis and Rushlee Buchanan...
Australia's track cycling team has enjoyed a golden night at the Melbourne World Cup Round, powered by some inspirational efforts from Anna Meares. In a red-letter evening for Meares, the star cyclist came from behind to win...
Newstalk ZB November 21, 2009, 8:31 am The New Zealand team pursuit is vowing to go further at next year's World Track Cycling Champs after picking up a bronze medal at the Melbourne World Cup meet. The kiwis crushed Olympic...
FOUR-TIME Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy insists Britain's domination of track cycling isn't damaging the sport. But he believes political in-fighting among other national squads prevents them mounting a greater challenge.
The New Zealand men's team pursuit came within a blink of the eye of riding for the gold medal at the track cycling World Cup meet in Melbourne tonight. The 2008 Olympic bronze medallists will instead rideoff for bronze against...
Australia has claimed bragging rights over Great Britain in the team pursuit at the Melbourne round of the UCI Track World Cup with a newly minted quartet winning gold in an Australian All-comers record time.
PETALING JAYA: Young cyclist Adiq Husainie Othman, a late inclusion for the endurance programme, carved his own piece of history as the second leg of the Track World Cup got underway at the Hisense Arena in Melbourne yesterday.
