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  Cycling Australia Media Update
Australia had hoped to wrap up the Championships with another medal in the men's road race but it was not to be despite the best laid plans of the nine member strong Australian line up.
Cycling Australia's Professional Coordinator who was the director of the team for the race admits the new international qualification rules that saw the leading nation rider numbers drop from twelve to nine had an impact in today's race.
We are able to say we have one of the world's best sprinters in Robbie, supported by some of the other world's best sprinters in Baden Cooke and Allan Davis along with some of the best lead out men in the world so we can't hide behind the rest of the countries.
www.nsw.cycling.org.au /files/News/2005/Sep/camadridworldchamps260905.htm   (1000 words)

  
 Hub Page, World Road Champions
The best road racers from around the World converge on Salzburg in Austria for the annual World Road Championships where the champions for the Time Trial and Road Race (Women, Under 23 Men and Elite Men) will be crowned and presented with the much sought after Rainbow jersey.
It was her third World Championship medal at senior level in four years after a Silver in Madrid and Bronze in Hamilton (Canada).
Earlier in the day, Mark Cavendish was 11th in the Under Mens Road Race, his best placing at the Worlds so far whilst the rest of the Under 23 team, all performed their roles to the letter.
www.britishcycling.org.uk /web/site/BC/gbr/EventReports2006/20060924_Road_Championships_HOME.asp   (377 words)

  
 CBC Sports Online: 2003 World Road Cycling Championships
Canadian medal favourite Genevieve Jeanson was barred from the world road cycling championships Saturday after failing a blood test.
Canadian junior cyclist Kevin Lacombe was in stable condition in a Hamilton, Ont. hospital Saturday after suffering a concussion during the world championships road race.
The world's best cyclists are ready to hit the streets of Steeltown Tuesday, as competition begins at the week-long 2003 world road cycling championships in Hamilton.
www.cbc.ca /sports/amateur/cycling2003   (299 words)

  
 www.cyclingnews.com world championships cycling
Now in their 80th year, the World Championships are held over five days, incorporating five age and gender divisions, with two races (an individual time trial and a road race) per category.
The proximity of the Games to the World Championships (less than two weeks between the time trials) meant that many riders will not be doing both, some by choice and some by accident.
Irrespective of the absentees, the World Championships are the most prestigious one-day race on the calendar, and there are plenty of competitors keen to wear the rainbow jersey for a year.
www.cyclingnews.com /results/2000/worlds00/worlds00.shtml   (446 words)

  
 www.cyclingnews.com presents the World championships
The 2005 Road World Championships are being held in the very cosmopolitan Madrid.
The women's road race will be on Saturday and the cyclists will ride the same course the men will do on Sunday, but the ladies will ride six laps of the 21 km circuit, totaling 126 km.
On Saturday there is also the men's under 23 road race on the same parcours that the women's race uses.
www.cyclingnews.com /road/2005/worlds05   (453 words)

  
 CAMPEONATOS DEL MUNDO UCI - CARRERA - MADRID 2005
Fans attending the Road Cycling World Championships in Madrid will be able to watch the race at every part of the route while moving from place to place at their own pace, all thanks to the Madrid underground.
The importance of the UCI Road World Championships was clearly emphasized at the meeting held on the 5th of May at Casa de América, in Madrid.
The routes that Unipublic chose for the Madrid 2005 World Championship for the route and timetrial competitions were checked by the UCI Commissaires on the 18th and 19th of December.
www.mundialmadrid2005.com /ingles/noticias/index.html   (1123 words)

  
 Official site of the Hamilton 2003 Road World Championships as powered by SLAM! Sports
After 260 kilometres and six and a half hours of racing, the elite men's road cycling world championships were decided in the final 12 kilometres of racing today.
Cycling fans were treated to a day of outstanding racing at the Hamilton 2003 road cycling world championships today, as the junior men and elite women took to the challenging 12.4-kilometre course, which includes two climbs of the Niagara escarpment each lap.
When the world came to Hamilton at the 2003 Road World Cycling Championships, so did the flags of the world.
slam.ca /Hamilton2003News/home.html   (460 words)

  
 Daily Peloton - Pro Cycling News
And today the wishes of the Press became reality as The German Cycling Federation (Bund Deutscher Radfahrer (BDR)) announced the names of the Teams it will send to the World Championships in Salzburg, Austria from 20th - 24th September 2006.
Considering his probable signing on fee, and the highly valued sponsorship of T Mobile for the race,it was a bit of a blow to all concerned.
The most cherished “comic” in cycling, Cycling Weekly, noted that since Klöden will join Astana Team next year he will probably not enter the Tour of Britain again “and good riddance” they said.
www.dailypeloton.com /displayarticle.asp?pk=10035   (841 words)

  
 Official site of the Hamilton 2003 Road World Championships as powered by SLAM! Sports
After 260 kilometres and six and a half hours of racing, the elite men's road cycling world championships were decided in the final 12 kilometres of racing today.
An estimated total of 104,000 spectators lined the race route throughout Hamilton as the 2003 Road World Championships concluded on Sunday, October 12 with the Elite Men's Road Race.
The votes have been tabulated and the fans choice for the Official Jersey of the Hamilton 2003 Road World Championships is Blue.
slam.canoe.ca /Hamilton2003   (388 words)

  
 Road Cycling Sports Shopping
Cycling: Shanks blitzes rivalsNew Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 18 hours agoDunedin rider Alison Shanks and Timaru's Marc Ryan were the big winners at the national road cycling championships in Palmerston yesterday.
National road cycling team scores coupRadio New Zealand, New Zealand - Oct 17, 2006New Zealand's Europe-based road coach Jacques Landry-- who's back for the national road championships starting tomorrow Otago -- says the invitation is an an...
Oenone Wood went from contender to likely winner, but a bout of cramp saw her finish sixth in the women's road race at the world road cycling championships.
www.iaswww.com /ODP/Shopping/Sports/Cycling/Road   (551 words)

  
 Cramp cruels Wood at world road cycling - Breaking News - Sport - Breaking News
For 132.5 kilometres of the 132.6 kilometre race, Australia's Oenone Wood went from contender to likely winner, but a bout of cramp saw her finish sixth in the women's road race at the world road cycling championships.
With 100 metres to ride, more than a dozen riders were strung out across the wide boulevard finish in Salzburg, and Wood's noted sprinting prowess was expected to be to her benefit as she rode up to the wheel of the leader.
With world number one Cooke having spent plenty of energy in that mini-break, it appeared Wood the other highly-regarded sprinter in the pack - was a strong contender for gold as they straightened up for the line but it was not to be.
www.theage.com.au /news/Sport/Cramp-cruels-Wood-at-world-road-cycling/2006/09/24/1159036405704.html   (592 words)

  
 Equipe Nurnberger Versicherung News
World number one Nicole Cooke has taken out the opening round of the 2007 UCI Women's Road World Cup in Geelong sprinting home ahead of Australians Oenone Wood and Nikki Egyed at the end of the 120 kilometre...
Cycling has the distinction of being in the centre of some of the most prominent doping scandals in recent years, but some good may come out of the sport's darkest moments.
Britain's Nicole Cooke had to settle for a bronze medal in the women's road race at the World Championships in Salzburg on Saturday as the Dutch teenager Marianne Vos added the world road title to her world...
www.topix.net /cycling/equipe-nurnberger-versicherung   (730 words)

  
 2006 UCI Road World Chamionships Salzburg Austria
The UCI Road World Championships will be held in Salzburg and surrounds from 19 to 24 September 2006.
Sport1.at is the official Live-Ticker partner of the 2006 UCI Road World Championships in Salzburg/Austria.
The World Championships as one of the biggest sport events, taking place on venues all over world and each year, is an important multiplicator for race cycling and an unforgettable event for the fans of cycling — hence the preparations run at full speed.
www.salzburg-2006.com /en/index.html   (487 words)

  
 2006 UCI Road World Chamionships Salzburg Austria - Presse
The world championships are set to be an unforgettable memory not only because of the pros, U23 riders and the best ladies in the world.
The request of World Championship 2006’s organisation committee to execute a daily competition and thus to start the competitions on Tuesday, 19 September 2006, was turned down by the international TV stations.
In the last two years parts of the World Championship course have already been used in races, but according to Glomser the courses then had nothing to do with the real World Championship course now: “The demands are totally different than in the last years.
www.salzburg-2006.com /en/press_237.html   (1405 words)

  
 USATODAY.com - Spanish cyclists finish 1-2 in road race   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
This was the third time a Spanish rider won the road championship in the past five years.
She is the second cyclist to do so at the championships, which end Sunday with the men's road race.
Arrola, ranked fifth in the world in the event, finished the 20.8-kilometer individual event in 28 minutes, 23.23 seconds.
www.usatoday.com /sports/cycling/2003-10-11-road-worlds_x.htm   (540 words)

  
 2006 IPC Cycling World Championships
The best road and track paralympic riders meet from 8 to 18 September in Aigle, Switzerland, at the World Cycling Centre.
On September 14, at the Sport Forum of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Cycling in Aigle, 25 of the 28 members voted for a motion regarding the approval of the transfer of governance of IPC Cycling from IPC to the UCI.
Five new world records were broken in the third day of track competitions...
www.2006ipc-cycling.com /Templates/UCI/UCI5/layout.asp?MenuID=MTgyMg   (126 words)

  
 The 2007 World Road Cycling Championships, Stuttgart, Germany - Graham Baxter Sporting Tours
The 2007 World Championships will be held in Stuttgart, Germany.
We shall be offering a 3 nights trip to see all the road events at the World championships.
We will also be running a combined trip to the World Championships and the Etape de Legende (New cyclo sportive from the organisers of the Etape du Tour).
www.sportingtours.co.uk /worlds/worlds.html   (171 words)

  
 O'Grady the main Aussie hope on road - Breaking News - Sport - Breaking News
A medal at the road worlds is probably the only prize missing from O'Grady's bulging trophy cabinet, which features an Olympic gold medal, track world titles, Tour de France yellow jerseys and Tour stage wins.
His previous best result at the world road titles was a fourth in 2004 at Verona, Italy.
Australia is yet to win a gold medal in the men's or women's elite road races at the world road championships.
www.smh.com.au /news/Sport/OGrady-the-main-Aussie-hope-on-road/2006/09/19/1158431698482.html   (578 words)

  
 CSC Cycling O’Grady Leads Team CSC Presence at World’s September 23, 2006
It’s not uncommon to see riders from different nations but from the same pro teams collaborating in the world championships.
Recently crowned world time trial champion Fabian Cancellara will headline the underdog Swiss team (USA’s silver medalist Dave Zabriskie isn’t racing the road race) while Sweden’s Marcus Ljungqvist — fourth last year at the Madrid world championships — and Fränk Schleck with Luxembourg will both be outgunned as part of one-man teams.
The world championships is one of cycling’s most honored and prestigious events.
www.csc.com /mms/cycling/en/ne/na/articleDetail.jsp?id=4724   (478 words)

  
 CSC Cycling Piil 6th in World Championships September 27, 2005
Team CSC’s Jakob Piil electrified the road cycling world championships Sunday, September 25, with a string of exciting attacks and came home with a well-deserved sixth place in the hard-fought 273-kilometer race in Madrid.
His attack created an 11-man breakaway that looked to have a chance to stay away for victory, but team politics kept several key members from contributing and the move was reeled in with one lap to go.
At the one-day world championships, riders compete under their respective national teams instead of their professional trade teams, and several of the riders in the Piil group were waiting for other designated team leaders.
www.csc.com /mms/cycling/en/ne/na/articleDetail.jsp?id=1244   (519 words)

  
 News - 2003 Archives   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
October 11 - Hamilton's Sue Palmer-Komar 13th at world road cycling championships...
October 10, 2003 - Canada's Audrey Lemieux 19th in junior women's road race at world road cycling champiionships...
Road, Track and Mountain Bike events are included as per the Bid Book that was submitted in Manchester in May. Since that time, the Hamilton Bid Corporation has been hosting visits from national federations and asking for their feedback on the proposed sport program.
www.canadian-cycling.com /English/news/2003/oct03/oct03.htm   (235 words)

  
 Minister Copps Announces Legacy to Result from Cycling Championships in Hamilton in 2003
The World Road Cycling Championships will be held in Hamilton, Ontario from October 6 to 12, 2003.
The world championships were first held in Nurburgring, Germany in 1927 and there have been 67 championships held since that time.
An economic assessment of the championships indicates that the impact will be significant both to the province of Ontario and the region of Hamilton-Wentworth.
www.pch.gc.ca /newsroom/index_e.cfm?fuseaction=displayDocument&DocIDCd=0NR137   (544 words)

  
 Australia bids to host world road titles - Sport - www.theage.com.au
Australia has made a bid to host the 2010 world road cycling championships, with Melbourne and Geelong among sites being considered.
A recent management meeting of the sport's governing body, the UCI, resolved that "priority will be given to out-of-Europe candidatures" for the 2010 world road championships, and Cycling Australia president Mike Victor confirmed a pitch had been made.
He was "very" confident that Australia's bid would be successful, with the announcement of the host likely to be made during the world track cycling championships in Melbourne in late May.
www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/02/29/1077989433810.html?from=storyrhs   (262 words)

  
 2006 World Deaf Cycling Championships   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
FREMONT, Calif.,- World Deaf Cycling Championships is pleased to announce a partnership with NextWeb, a division of Covad Communications, in providing comprehensive live video coverage.
World Deaf Cycling Championships announcements to be provided in video with international sign language.
The World Deaf Cycling Championships committee has developed several video clips in international sign language to attempt by bridging the gap between the europeans and americans.
www.usdeafsports.org /2006cycling   (548 words)

  
 BBC SPORT | Other Sports | Cycling | Millar heads to Belgium
Millar, currently riding high in the standings of the Tour of Spain, is entered in the road race and the time trial, in which he won a silver medal at last year's worlds.
Cooke has already won four world championships at junior level, and her maturity has led British Cycling bosses to select her for her first senior road world championships.
But she will not ride the worlds time trial, where Frances Newstead and Emma Davies are selected for the events around the former Grand Prix motor racing circuit at Zolder.
news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/other_sports/cycling/2271953.stm   (254 words)

  
 Kodakgallery.com/Sierra Nevada Pro Cycling
(September 11, 2006) - USA Cycling announced earlier today that Kodakgallery.com/Sierra Nevada's Jackson Stewart (Los Gatos, Ca.) is among the nine Americans selected to compete in the world cycling championships road race on September 24 in Salzburg, Austria.
Stewart, 26, was an automatic nomination to the pool of eligible riders as the highest-ranked American in the UCI America Tour standings, where all of his points came from a win at the Commerce Bank Lancaster Classic on June 4.
Although this will be his first trip to the road cycling world championships, Stewart is a three-time veteran of cyclocross world's, where he raced once in the Under-23 ranks and twice in the Elite division.
www.kgsncycling.com /news/2006/0911_worlds.html   (307 words)

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