Brendan Johnston After finishing in the top 10 in my first attempt at the Warrny way back in 2012 (I believe) I had a goal to win the event one day. A good friend and role model of mine Joel Pearson won the next few editions that I went on to attempt. I found it …
Stories of the 2019 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool: In their words Read More »
The 2019 Melbourne to Warrnambool was my first mass start race experience, and at over 250kms it Wasn’t for the faint of heart. Preparation is key, and too much is never actually truly enough. After only finding the bike a few years Prior to starting the ‘Warrny’ it was the pinnacle of my short cycling …
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The Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic will reap the rewards of its calendar move to book-end the Australian ‘Summer of Cycling’ in 2020. The race, originally held in October, moved to the February date in 2019 and will this year see riders from the WorldTour stay ‘down under’ in order to race the Classic. …
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Powercor’s Bruce Trew knows exactly what it’s like to race the epic Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic. Here’s his 2019 race summary in his own words. So how does a 48-year-old club level rider prepare himself for the longest and arguably most difficult race in Australia? Mostly with a fair degree of trepidation! To …
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Kate Perry is back, this time with her tips on fuelling your body during long rides or races. With a little under four weeks until race day, I thought it would be a good time to share some of the tips I have on fuelling for the race, but more importantly, making sure there are …
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Bathurst’s Mark Renshaw, one of the most successful professional cyclists’ that Australia has ever produced, will visit the South West Victorian coastal town of Warrnambool in February as part of the Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic event weekend. Renshaw is well known for his successful partnership with British sprinter Mark Cavendish. Together the pair …
Mark Renshaw guest of honour for the Smedts Construction – Legends of Cycling Dinner. Read More »
After 14 years as Director Sportif with Drapac Cycling, Australian cycling legend Agostino Giramondo will take on a new role in 2020, as the Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic Race Director. It will mark the start of a new phase of Giramondo’s career in cycling, which began in 1973 as a junior with the …
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Residual Fatigue and “accidental” k’s I think it is probably quite fitting that my next Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool instalment is written right about now, as I am sitting at my desk on a Wednesday afternoon, having banked another mid-week five hour ride. Here we are, with Entry #2 into the KP M2W Diary (or …
The Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool has a long and rich history, and is a race not for the faint hearted. At 262 kilometres in length, the women who raced the 2019 event all had very different races and have kindly shared their raw and real experiences with us. Kirsty Deacon My experience I had an …
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The cogs are already ticking, you are reading this for no doubt, one of a few reasons. You’re either thinking about riding the 2020 Powercor Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic, you’ve heard the news of the introduction of a handicap (not quite as daunting!) or you just want to see what all the fuss is …
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