Road&Mud,
30 September 2016
Following her unorthodox approach for 2017, joining Alé Cipollini
After two successful seasons with Wiggle High5 (formerly Wiggle-Honda) the 25-year-old rider decided to take an unexpected turn in her cycling career in pursuit of a more comprehensive approach to balance her personal life, tertiary education and her professional racing career. Her move to Alé Cipol

Ella Cyclingtips,
16 September 2016
Prioritising life at home joins Alé Cipollini Galassia with flexible race schedule
Her new arrangement will allow the 25-year-old Ella contributor to race only two dedicated blocks in Europe, while spending most of the year training in her native Australia.

Strongher,
25 August 2016
Interview with Shara Gillow
Today we meet Strongher Ambassador, Shara Gillow- read on to learn more about our fast riding #Shero!

The Sydney Morning Hertald,
15 July 2016
Olympic-bound Gracie Elvin backs cycling security measures after Tour de France concerns
Olympic Games-bound Gracie Elvin admits over zealous crowds scare her but the Canberra road specialist has backed cycling security after the Tour de France was rocked by a terrorism attack in Nice on Friday.

Cyclingtips,
30 June 2016
It’s not the end of the world if I’m not selected for Rio
We are now within six weeks of the start of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and while some federations have already announced their Olympic rosters, many athletes around the globe are nervously waiting to hear if they’ve made the selection for this pinnacle event.

Ride,
29 April 2016
From track to road and back again…
In sixth place was Tasmanian-born and one of Launceston’s favourite cyclists, Georgia Baker. The 21-year-old has taken a brief hiatus from track training, which she hopes will lead her to Rio and a role in the Australian team pursuit formation.

Ofica GreenEdge Cycling Team,
13 April 2016
McConville ends career due to back injury
ORICA-AIS rider Chloe McConville has suffered a prolapsed disk forcing her to return to Australia for potential surgery, ultimately bowing out of the sport.

Road & Mud,
10 March 2016
Loren Rowney’s Interview Part III
You have just become a StrongHer Ambassador. StrongHer started as an initiative driven by Marianne Vos in order to create a community that gives women the stage to make a difference. Could you explain us what activities and events does it include and which of those are you involved in? Basically

Road & Mud,
9 March 2016
Loren Rowney’s Interview Part II
After four remarkable years at Kristy Scrymgeour’s VelocioSports teams, you have switch teams, signing with Orica-AIS for 2016. How do you like it so far? Tell us any differences you may have spotted during your first training camp and the first training sessions as well as at the Cadel Evan’s Great

Road&Mud,
8 March 2016
Part I – Overcoming mental stress and difficulties.
Born in Johannesburg, South Africa in October 1988 and raised in Gold Coast, Australia Loren Rowney is one of those different cyclists, who on the spur of difficult or controversial moments is able not only to bring some light but also to provide us with a different perspective to look at various is