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Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Swell-Specialized MTB Team
Meet the 2013 Swell-Specialized Mountain Bike Team
Jenny Fay
Andy Blair
Shaun Lewis
The 2013 Swell-Specialized MTB Team
Jackson Davis
David McMillan
Rhys Atkinson
Jenny Fay
Occupation: Architect
Cycling Discipline: XCM
Home Club: Caravello CC / WSMTB
Classification: Elite
Coach: Anthony Shippard
I started competitive cycling: 26YRO
Most memorable sporting achievement: Real Insurance XCM Series 2012, 2011 (all races competed won), National TT Champion, Ireland, 2006
My friends/family call me? Doris
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? On speaking terms with my brothers!
My first job was? Making my bed
I most admire? Humility
Away from cycling I enjoy? Sleeping, company, eating out, Lego
Before I retire I want to? Have no regrets
Cycling Discipline: XCM
Home Club: Caravello CC / WSMTB
Classification: Elite
Coach: Anthony Shippard
I started competitive cycling: 26YRO
Most memorable sporting achievement: Real Insurance XCM Series 2012, 2011 (all races competed won), National TT Champion, Ireland, 2006
My friends/family call me? Doris
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? On speaking terms with my brothers!
My first job was? Making my bed
I most admire? Humility
Away from cycling I enjoy? Sleeping, company, eating out, Lego
Before I retire I want to? Have no regrets
Andy Blair
Occupation: Engineer
Cycling Discipline: Mountain biking
Home Club: Canberra Off Road Cyclists
I started competitive cycling: 1994 – 15 yrs old
First Australian Team: Cairns 1996 (Junior)
Australian Teams: 1996 & 1997 (Junior XCO), 2008 (elite Marathon), 2009 & 2010 (elite XCO), 2012 (elite Marathon)
Most memorable sporting achievement: 2012 National Marathon Champion, 3rd National XCO Championships 2012
Major Awards/Honours: Induction in the Queanbeyan Sporting hall of Fame - 2011
My friends/family call me? Blairy
I most admire? Jose Hermida. He won the first world champs XCO race I did in 1996, as well as the last one in 2010. He is a showman and he just LOVES the sport.
Away from cycling I enjoy? Skiing
Before I retire I want to? Make a positive impact on the sport of mountain biking
Cycling Discipline: Mountain biking
Home Club: Canberra Off Road Cyclists
I started competitive cycling: 1994 – 15 yrs old
First Australian Team: Cairns 1996 (Junior)
Australian Teams: 1996 & 1997 (Junior XCO), 2008 (elite Marathon), 2009 & 2010 (elite XCO), 2012 (elite Marathon)
Most memorable sporting achievement: 2012 National Marathon Champion, 3rd National XCO Championships 2012
Major Awards/Honours: Induction in the Queanbeyan Sporting hall of Fame - 2011
My friends/family call me? Blairy
I most admire? Jose Hermida. He won the first world champs XCO race I did in 1996, as well as the last one in 2010. He is a showman and he just LOVES the sport.
Away from cycling I enjoy? Skiing
Before I retire I want to? Make a positive impact on the sport of mountain biking
Shaun Lewis
Marital Status: Soon...
Occupation: Electrician
Disciplines: MTB, Road - in that order :)
Home Club: Southern Highlands
I started competitive cycling: Around 1999 and 18 years old
Australian Teams: 2003 and 2009 Marathon MTB Worlds
Most memorable sporting achievement: 2012 Real Insurance XCM Series Champion
My friends/family call me? Lewy
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A race car driver
My first job was? Fruit and veg boy at the local Supermarket
I most admire? The guys I meet in the bunch who have a well rounded life with work, family and just love to ride with mates
Away from cycling I enjoy? Spending time with family and friends
Before I retire I want to? Win as many races as I can
Occupation: Electrician
Disciplines: MTB, Road - in that order :)
Home Club: Southern Highlands
I started competitive cycling: Around 1999 and 18 years old
Australian Teams: 2003 and 2009 Marathon MTB Worlds
Most memorable sporting achievement: 2012 Real Insurance XCM Series Champion
My friends/family call me? Lewy
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A race car driver
My first job was? Fruit and veg boy at the local Supermarket
I most admire? The guys I meet in the bunch who have a well rounded life with work, family and just love to ride with mates
Away from cycling I enjoy? Spending time with family and friends
Before I retire I want to? Win as many races as I can
The Team
Downhill:
Cross Country:
- David McMillan
- Rhys Atkinson
- Jackson Davis
Cross Country:
- Jenny Fay
- Andy Blair
- Shaun Lewis
Jackson Davis
Marital Status: Player
Occupation: Builder labourer
Cycling Disciplines: DownHill MTB, BMX
Home Club: Peel MTB Club
I started competitive cycling: 2001
First Australian Team: I rode a BMX worlds when I was 6yrs
Most memorable sporting achievement: Asia Pacific downhill race win
My friends/family call me? JD or Sanches (because I'm Mexican!)
When I was a child I wanted to grow up to be? Im still a child
My first job was? Builder labourer
I most admire? Mila Kunis!
Away from cycling I enjoy? Mates!
Before I retire I want to? Win something
Occupation: Builder labourer
Cycling Disciplines: DownHill MTB, BMX
Home Club: Peel MTB Club
I started competitive cycling: 2001
First Australian Team: I rode a BMX worlds when I was 6yrs
Most memorable sporting achievement: Asia Pacific downhill race win
My friends/family call me? JD or Sanches (because I'm Mexican!)
When I was a child I wanted to grow up to be? Im still a child
My first job was? Builder labourer
I most admire? Mila Kunis!
Away from cycling I enjoy? Mates!
Before I retire I want to? Win something
David McMillan
Occupation: Labourer
Cycling Discipline: MTB
Home Club: CORC
I started competitive cycling: 10 years old, 2004
Australian Teams: Australian Jnr team 2011 and 2012
Most memorable sporting achievement: 18th at World Championships, 1st Canadian open
My friends/family call me? Dave, David, Davey
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A professional Downhill mountain biker
My first job was? Milk man
I most admire? The top Australians racing overseas
Away from cycling I enjoy? Hanging out with mates
Before I retire I want to? Race pro on the world cup circuit
Cycling Discipline: MTB
Home Club: CORC
I started competitive cycling: 10 years old, 2004
Australian Teams: Australian Jnr team 2011 and 2012
Most memorable sporting achievement: 18th at World Championships, 1st Canadian open
My friends/family call me? Dave, David, Davey
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A professional Downhill mountain biker
My first job was? Milk man
I most admire? The top Australians racing overseas
Away from cycling I enjoy? Hanging out with mates
Before I retire I want to? Race pro on the world cup circuit
Rhys Atkinson
Occupation: Machine operator
Disciplines: MTB, Downhill
Coach: Joel Panozzo
I started competitive cycling: 2004 at 16 years old
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning the 2010/2011 Australian National Series
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Me
My first job was? Pizza delivery boy
I most admire? Kobe Bryant, Nas, Bryn Atkinson, Glen Jacobs.
Away from cycling I enjoy? Family, music, my girl, basketball, dirt bikes
Before I retire I want to? Cement my name in Australian MTB, be a successful racer internationally and a positive role model for all the young hoppers coming up
Disciplines: MTB, Downhill
Coach: Joel Panozzo
I started competitive cycling: 2004 at 16 years old
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning the 2010/2011 Australian National Series
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Me
My first job was? Pizza delivery boy
I most admire? Kobe Bryant, Nas, Bryn Atkinson, Glen Jacobs.
Away from cycling I enjoy? Family, music, my girl, basketball, dirt bikes
Before I retire I want to? Cement my name in Australian MTB, be a successful racer internationally and a positive role model for all the young hoppers coming up
Specialized Securitor Women's Road Team
Meet the 2013 Specialized Securitor Women's Road Team
Kimberley Wells
Amy Bradley
Carla Franson
The 2013 Specialized Securitor Women's Road Team
Hannah Geelan
Rebecca Werner
Stacey Riedel
Kimberley Wells
Occupation: Doctor
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: Canberra Cycling Club
Classification: Elite Women
Coach: Sara Carrigan, OAM, Olympic Gold Medalist
I started competitive cycling: 2011, age 25 years (elite)
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning the Australian National Criterium Championships in January 2013
My friends/family call me? Kimbers or Bops or Cadette
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Doctor & soccer player who was able to play the violin. Thankfully I realized early that I was terrible at stringed instruments.
My first job was? Laundry at Ashdown House boarding school in England.
I most admire? Entrepreneurs. I love reading autobiographies about passionate people, whether they’re involved in sports, adventures, business etc…
Away from cycling I enjoy? Studying a Masters of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, café time with friends, X-box gaming, gardening with my fiancé, reading articles in Sports Medicine
Before I retire I want to? Win the Mitchelton Bay Crit Series overall. Race professionally overseas. Race with the Aust team. Develop media skills to aid the growth of women’s cycling. Explore my potential in elite cycling.
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: Canberra Cycling Club
Classification: Elite Women
Coach: Sara Carrigan, OAM, Olympic Gold Medalist
I started competitive cycling: 2011, age 25 years (elite)
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning the Australian National Criterium Championships in January 2013
My friends/family call me? Kimbers or Bops or Cadette
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Doctor & soccer player who was able to play the violin. Thankfully I realized early that I was terrible at stringed instruments.
My first job was? Laundry at Ashdown House boarding school in England.
I most admire? Entrepreneurs. I love reading autobiographies about passionate people, whether they’re involved in sports, adventures, business etc…
Away from cycling I enjoy? Studying a Masters of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, café time with friends, X-box gaming, gardening with my fiancé, reading articles in Sports Medicine
Before I retire I want to? Win the Mitchelton Bay Crit Series overall. Race professionally overseas. Race with the Aust team. Develop media skills to aid the growth of women’s cycling. Explore my potential in elite cycling.
Amy Bradley
Occupation: Account Manager
Disciplines: Cycling
Home Club: St Kilda Cycling Club
Classification: Elite
Coach: Stuart McKenzie
I started competitive cycling: 2010, 25 years of age
Most memorable sporting achievement: 2nd – Stage 4, Tour of NZ
My friends/family call me? Aimz
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Not grown up :)
My first job was? Checkout chick
I most admire? Chrissie Wellington
Away from cycling I enjoy? Coffee & food
Before I retire I want to? Race for Australia in the World Championships
Disciplines: Cycling
Home Club: St Kilda Cycling Club
Classification: Elite
Coach: Stuart McKenzie
I started competitive cycling: 2010, 25 years of age
Most memorable sporting achievement: 2nd – Stage 4, Tour of NZ
My friends/family call me? Aimz
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Not grown up :)
My first job was? Checkout chick
I most admire? Chrissie Wellington
Away from cycling I enjoy? Coffee & food
Before I retire I want to? Race for Australia in the World Championships
Carla Franson
Occupation: Student
Disciplines: Road, Track, Cyclocross
Home Club: Central districts Cycling club
Classification: Under 19 W
Coach: Kerran Oates
I started competitive cycling: 2008, 12 years old
Most memorable sporting achievement: Making my first state track team two months after I began cycling.
My friends/family call me? CJ, Pumpkin
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A professional tennis player, a chef, a fireman… the list goes on!
My first job was? Kitchen hand in the school canteen.
I most admire? Marianne Vos, she is amazing both on and off the bike.
Away from cycling I enjoy? Going to the beach, listening to music
Before I retire I want to? Race some big races overseas, maybe have a go at cyclocross in Belgium
Disciplines: Road, Track, Cyclocross
Home Club: Central districts Cycling club
Classification: Under 19 W
Coach: Kerran Oates
I started competitive cycling: 2008, 12 years old
Most memorable sporting achievement: Making my first state track team two months after I began cycling.
My friends/family call me? CJ, Pumpkin
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A professional tennis player, a chef, a fireman… the list goes on!
My first job was? Kitchen hand in the school canteen.
I most admire? Marianne Vos, she is amazing both on and off the bike.
Away from cycling I enjoy? Going to the beach, listening to music
Before I retire I want to? Race some big races overseas, maybe have a go at cyclocross in Belgium
Specialized Securitor Women's Road Team
THE TEAM
Kimberley Wells
Amy Bradley
Carla Franson
Hannah Geelan
Rebecca Werner
Stacey Riedel
Resides: National team with riders currently in Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.
Occupation: Aiming to raise the profile of women’s cycling within Australia and develop up and coming female cyclists.
Disciplines: Road
Classification: National Road Series team
Manager: Elizabeth Phillipou
Team start: Team started in October 2011
Most memorable sporting achievement: Current National Criterium Champion, 2013 Bay Series 2nd Team’s Classification, 2013 Tour Down Under Women’s Cup Overall Winners
Amy Bradley
Carla Franson
Hannah Geelan
Rebecca Werner
Stacey Riedel
Resides: National team with riders currently in Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.
Occupation: Aiming to raise the profile of women’s cycling within Australia and develop up and coming female cyclists.
Disciplines: Road
Classification: National Road Series team
Manager: Elizabeth Phillipou
Team start: Team started in October 2011
Most memorable sporting achievement: Current National Criterium Champion, 2013 Bay Series 2nd Team’s Classification, 2013 Tour Down Under Women’s Cup Overall Winners
Hannah Geelan
Occupation: Student
Disciplines: Triathlon now road cycling
Home Club: Port Adelaide CC
Classification: U/23
Coach: Dave Gomer
I started competitive cycling: 2012 aged 19
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning the Tasmanian Sprint Distance Triathlon Open Female Championship in 2011.
Major Awards/Honours:2012 St Ann’s College Scholarship holder, 2013 UniSA amateur sports scholarship holder. Triathlon Tasmania President’s Award 2011. Triathlon Tasmania Most Improved Female Athlete 2009.
My friends/family call me? Hannah, Hannah Banana/montanna, banana girl
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? An olympic swimmer
My first job was? As a hotel room servicer.
I most admire? Anyone that works hard and is humble
Away from cycling I enjoy? Swimming, spending time with friends, family and my boyfriend, uni
Before I retire I want to? Win an Australian championship
Disciplines: Triathlon now road cycling
Home Club: Port Adelaide CC
Classification: U/23
Coach: Dave Gomer
I started competitive cycling: 2012 aged 19
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning the Tasmanian Sprint Distance Triathlon Open Female Championship in 2011.
Major Awards/Honours:2012 St Ann’s College Scholarship holder, 2013 UniSA amateur sports scholarship holder. Triathlon Tasmania President’s Award 2011. Triathlon Tasmania Most Improved Female Athlete 2009.
My friends/family call me? Hannah, Hannah Banana/montanna, banana girl
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? An olympic swimmer
My first job was? As a hotel room servicer.
I most admire? Anyone that works hard and is humble
Away from cycling I enjoy? Swimming, spending time with friends, family and my boyfriend, uni
Before I retire I want to? Win an Australian championship
Rebecca Werner
Occupation: Sales at Bike Society
Disciplines: Road and a bit of track
Home Club: Port Adelaide CC
Classification: Elite
Coach: Dan Smith (SportVelo)
I started competitive cycling: 2008 when I was 17
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning the opening stage of 2012 Santos Women’s Cup
My friends/family call me? Bec, Werndog and every other variation
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Cathy Freeman!
My first job was? Picking grapes during harvest
I most admire? My mum
Away from cycling I enjoy? Playing piano and guitar, any sport, reading, listening to music, cooking, eating, sleeping
Before I retire I want to? Have something to retire from!
Disciplines: Road and a bit of track
Home Club: Port Adelaide CC
Classification: Elite
Coach: Dan Smith (SportVelo)
I started competitive cycling: 2008 when I was 17
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning the opening stage of 2012 Santos Women’s Cup
My friends/family call me? Bec, Werndog and every other variation
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Cathy Freeman!
My first job was? Picking grapes during harvest
I most admire? My mum
Away from cycling I enjoy? Playing piano and guitar, any sport, reading, listening to music, cooking, eating, sleeping
Before I retire I want to? Have something to retire from!
Stacey Riedel
Occupation: Student
Disciplines: Triathlon, Track, Road
Home Club: South Coast Cycling Club
Classification: U19W
Coach: Ben Cook
I started competitive cycling: 2010 (14 years old)
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning my first national title in the U19W Teams Pursuit at the 2013 Track National Championships
Major Awards/Honours: SASI Talented Athlete Award
My friends/family call me? Stace, Stacky
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A teacher
My first job was? Gymnastics Coach
I most admire? Nettie Edmondson
Away from cycling I enjoy? Reading, listening to music, appreciating nature, op shopping, WW2 history
Before I retire I want to? Become a World Champion, become an Olympian and an Olympic medalist, race on a professional team in Europe
Disciplines: Triathlon, Track, Road
Home Club: South Coast Cycling Club
Classification: U19W
Coach: Ben Cook
I started competitive cycling: 2010 (14 years old)
Most memorable sporting achievement: Winning my first national title in the U19W Teams Pursuit at the 2013 Track National Championships
Major Awards/Honours: SASI Talented Athlete Award
My friends/family call me? Stace, Stacky
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A teacher
My first job was? Gymnastics Coach
I most admire? Nettie Edmondson
Away from cycling I enjoy? Reading, listening to music, appreciating nature, op shopping, WW2 history
Before I retire I want to? Become a World Champion, become an Olympian and an Olympic medalist, race on a professional team in Europe
Holden Women's Road Cycling Team
Meet the 2013 Holden Women's Road Cycling Team
Lucy Coldwell
Stephanie Ives
Kristy Glover
Shannon Malseed
Sam De Riter
Rebecca Heath
Miranda Griffiths
Lucy Coldwell
Occupation: Veterinary Surgeon
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: St Kilda Cycling Club
Classification: Elite Women
Coach: Julien Knuppel
I started competitive cycling: 2010 at age 26
Most memorable sporting achievement: Initiating the break at Australian nationals in 2013, and obtaining the KOM jersey in the event
My friends/family call me? Luce
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A fighter pilot in the RAF, or a marine biologist
My first job was? As a barista for costa coffee
I most admire? Sharon Laws for her raw talent, enthusiasm and dedication to women’s cycling, and her great personality
Away from cycling I enjoy? Coffee, fine food, camping, the great outdoors, and travelling to new places
Before I retire I want to? How long have you got…. become a professional cyclist in a top UCI women’s team, ride for Scotland at the 2014 commonwealth games, qualify for the Olympics in 2016, ride for Great Britain in a World cup. When I retire from cycling I would like to volunteer in Africa with working elephants in Asia and Africa to improve their welfare. ( as long as I can take my bike!)
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: St Kilda Cycling Club
Classification: Elite Women
Coach: Julien Knuppel
I started competitive cycling: 2010 at age 26
Most memorable sporting achievement: Initiating the break at Australian nationals in 2013, and obtaining the KOM jersey in the event
My friends/family call me? Luce
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? A fighter pilot in the RAF, or a marine biologist
My first job was? As a barista for costa coffee
I most admire? Sharon Laws for her raw talent, enthusiasm and dedication to women’s cycling, and her great personality
Away from cycling I enjoy? Coffee, fine food, camping, the great outdoors, and travelling to new places
Before I retire I want to? How long have you got…. become a professional cyclist in a top UCI women’s team, ride for Scotland at the 2014 commonwealth games, qualify for the Olympics in 2016, ride for Great Britain in a World cup. When I retire from cycling I would like to volunteer in Africa with working elephants in Asia and Africa to improve their welfare. ( as long as I can take my bike!)
Stephanie Ives
Occupation: Student
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: Carnegie Caulfield Cycling Club
Classification: Elite
Coach: David Sturt (The Hurt Box)
I started competitive cycling: 2009 at age 21
Most memorable sporting achievement: The first race I won outright which was in C grade with the Southern vets. I was the only girl and I caught them by surprise. But the biggest and the best so far would have to be winning stage 3 in Battle of the Border 2012
My friends/family call me? Steph
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? An author
My first job was? My first job was a paper round when I was 12. I sort of inherited it from my brother when he went to China with school. I was given the newsagent’s bike which was really old (probably from the 1950’s), and I got paid $20 a week to deliver around 100 papers which I thought was pretty amazing back then :)
I most admire? My parents
Away from cycling I enjoy? The beach, reading and spending time with friends
Before I retire I want to? Race overseas on a professional team
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: Carnegie Caulfield Cycling Club
Classification: Elite
Coach: David Sturt (The Hurt Box)
I started competitive cycling: 2009 at age 21
Most memorable sporting achievement: The first race I won outright which was in C grade with the Southern vets. I was the only girl and I caught them by surprise. But the biggest and the best so far would have to be winning stage 3 in Battle of the Border 2012
My friends/family call me? Steph
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? An author
My first job was? My first job was a paper round when I was 12. I sort of inherited it from my brother when he went to China with school. I was given the newsagent’s bike which was really old (probably from the 1950’s), and I got paid $20 a week to deliver around 100 papers which I thought was pretty amazing back then :)
I most admire? My parents
Away from cycling I enjoy? The beach, reading and spending time with friends
Before I retire I want to? Race overseas on a professional team
Kristy Glover
Occupation: Student
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: Wellington cycling club
Coach: Julian Knupple
I started competitive cycling: Age 19, 2009
Most memorable sporting achievement: 10th stage 1 bay crits, 3rd Baw Baw classic, 4th north west tour (stage 4)
My friends/family call me? Kglo, Glover
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Professional Basketball player
My first job was? Supermarket
I most admire? Mum
Away from cycling I enjoy? Water skiing, hanging with friends and family and my dog Bella
Before I retire I want to? Be rich
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: Wellington cycling club
Coach: Julian Knupple
I started competitive cycling: Age 19, 2009
Most memorable sporting achievement: 10th stage 1 bay crits, 3rd Baw Baw classic, 4th north west tour (stage 4)
My friends/family call me? Kglo, Glover
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Professional Basketball player
My first job was? Supermarket
I most admire? Mum
Away from cycling I enjoy? Water skiing, hanging with friends and family and my dog Bella
Before I retire I want to? Be rich
Shannon Malseed
Occupation: Waitress
Disciplines: Road, Triathlon
Home Club: Portland Cycling Club
Coach: Julien Knuppel
I started competitive cycling: 2010, 15 years old
Most memorable sporting achievement: Coming third at the National Sprint Distance Triathlon Championships in 2012
My friends/family call me? Shannon, Shan
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? An olympian
My first job was? Waitress
I most admire? Robbie McEwen
Away from cycling I enjoy? Singing, playing piano, art, running, swimming
Before I retire I want to? Reach my full potential and fulfill my passion of cycling
Disciplines: Road, Triathlon
Home Club: Portland Cycling Club
Coach: Julien Knuppel
I started competitive cycling: 2010, 15 years old
Most memorable sporting achievement: Coming third at the National Sprint Distance Triathlon Championships in 2012
My friends/family call me? Shannon, Shan
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? An olympian
My first job was? Waitress
I most admire? Robbie McEwen
Away from cycling I enjoy? Singing, playing piano, art, running, swimming
Before I retire I want to? Reach my full potential and fulfill my passion of cycling
Sam De Riter
Occupation: Personal trainer, Seight Custom Clothing sales representative
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: St Kilda Cycling Club
Coach: Stuart McKenzie
I started competitive cycling: 2012, 23 years old
Most memorable sporting achievement: Finishing Busselton Ironman
My friends/family call me? Sammy, de Riter, Sammity
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Professional basketball player
My first job was? I worked in a local surf shop
I most admire? My mum
Away from cycling I enjoy? Cooking, especially baking cakes! Listening to music and relaxing in the sun. In winter a good book or movie is definitely necessary!
Before I retire I want to? Race in a world championship event
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: St Kilda Cycling Club
Coach: Stuart McKenzie
I started competitive cycling: 2012, 23 years old
Most memorable sporting achievement: Finishing Busselton Ironman
My friends/family call me? Sammy, de Riter, Sammity
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? Professional basketball player
My first job was? I worked in a local surf shop
I most admire? My mum
Away from cycling I enjoy? Cooking, especially baking cakes! Listening to music and relaxing in the sun. In winter a good book or movie is definitely necessary!
Before I retire I want to? Race in a world championship event
Rebecca Heath
Occupation: Doctor
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: VC St. Raphael
Coach: Julien Knuppel
I started competitive cycling: Aged 28, 2012
Most memorable sporting achievement: 2nd British National Road Cycling Series 2012
My friends/family call me? Bex
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? I wanted to set up an Orphanage on the Isle of Wight
My first job was? Doctor
I most admire? Sarah Storey
Away from cycling I enjoy? Mountaineering, climbing, skiing
Before I retire I want to? Be the best I can be
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: VC St. Raphael
Coach: Julien Knuppel
I started competitive cycling: Aged 28, 2012
Most memorable sporting achievement: 2nd British National Road Cycling Series 2012
My friends/family call me? Bex
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? I wanted to set up an Orphanage on the Isle of Wight
My first job was? Doctor
I most admire? Sarah Storey
Away from cycling I enjoy? Mountaineering, climbing, skiing
Before I retire I want to? Be the best I can be
Miranda Griffiths
Occupation: Audiologist
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: SKCC
Classification: Elite
Coach: David Betts
I started competitive cycling: In 2010 at the age of 28
Most memorable sporting achievement: Guest riding for the Optum Pro Cycling team in the US and supporting some world class riders
My friends/family call me? Miranda, Mir, Pocket Rocket
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? An Olympic swimmer just like Hayley Lewis
My first job was? Picking rasberries, although I think I ate more than I weighed in
I most admire? Marianne Vos for being so dominant in all cycling disciplines while remaining both hungry and humble
Away from cycling I enjoy? Snowboarding, rock climbing, surfing and anything that gets me out and about!
Before I retire I want to? See women’s professional cycling grow and develop to a point where it is a financially rewarding career option
Disciplines: Road
Home Club: SKCC
Classification: Elite
Coach: David Betts
I started competitive cycling: In 2010 at the age of 28
Most memorable sporting achievement: Guest riding for the Optum Pro Cycling team in the US and supporting some world class riders
My friends/family call me? Miranda, Mir, Pocket Rocket
When I was a child, I wanted to grow up to be? An Olympic swimmer just like Hayley Lewis
My first job was? Picking rasberries, although I think I ate more than I weighed in
I most admire? Marianne Vos for being so dominant in all cycling disciplines while remaining both hungry and humble
Away from cycling I enjoy? Snowboarding, rock climbing, surfing and anything that gets me out and about!
Before I retire I want to? See women’s professional cycling grow and develop to a point where it is a financially rewarding career option
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