Podcasts about jayco herald sun tour

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With the 3 major cycling events of the summer cancelled (Jayco Herald Sun Tour, Tour Downunder & Cadel Evans Road Race), how big of a blow is that to the sport of cycling in Australia? When sports are fighting for airtime and eyeballs, is cycling in danger of falling even further behind? Could the events potentially be moved to a winter timeslot?

We chat with Aussie Cofidis rider Nathan Haas about his ten years competing at the top level in World cycling. Nathan burst onto the scene back in 2011 winning the Jayco Herald Sun Tour and then the Japan Cup and hasn't looked back since. We chat about the highs and lows of his career both on and off the bike.

We chat with Dave Sanders one of Jai's former sports directors about his amazing journey from The Jayco Herald Sun Tour to leading the Giro. We also check in again with Matt Poyner and Rob Arnold to run through the final stage of the Giro d'Italia and asses Jai's chances of pulling off one of cyclings greatest ever grand tour victories.

Südafrika hat eine neue nationale Meisterin im Einzelzeitfahren! Auf leicht welligem, fast flachem Kurs, gelingt Ashleigh Moolman Pasio über 20 Kilometer der Sieg. Die zweite Etappe der 67. Jayco Herald Sun Tour gewinnt Jai Hindley von Sunweb vor Mitchelton Scott Fahrer Damien Howson und Sebastian Berwick vom St. Geroge Continental Cycling Team. Nach 119 Kilometern kann Bahrian McLaren Fahrer Phil Bauhaus endlich als erster über die Ziellinie fahren. Der Profi setzt sich bei der Saudi Tour auf Etappe 3 nach 2 Stunden und 48 Minuten gegen Reinardt Janse van Rensburg von NTT Pro Cycling und Youcef Reguigui vom Team Terengganu Inc. TSG Cycling durch. Magnus Cort von EF Pro Cycling gewinnt nach 3 Stunden und 47 Minuten die 2. Etappe der Etoile de Bessegès.

Die erste Etappe der Volta a la Comunitat Valanciana ist Geschichte. Das 180 Kilometer lange Teilstück sichert sich Jumbo-Visma Profi Dylan Groenewegen mit einer Fahrzeit von 4 Stunden und 7 Minuten. Nach 141 Kilometern stand bei der 50. Etoile de Bessèges der erste Etappensieger fest und er heißt Alexys Brunel von Team Groupama-FDJ. Auch bei der Jayco Herald Sun Tour steht der Sieger der ersten Etappe fest. Das Team Sunweb darf sich freuen, denn Alberto Dainese war schneller als Mitchelton-Scott Fahrer Kaden Groves und Moreno Hofland von EF Pro Cycling. Team Total Direct Energie Profi Niccolò Bonifazio lässt bei der 2. Etappe der Saudi Tour nach 182 Kilometern Phil Bauhaus von Bahrain McLaren hinter sich. Und Nacer Bouhanni von Arcéa Samsic kommt auf welligem Terrain auf Rang 3.

Damien Howson of Mitchelton-Scott joins the Tacx Turbo Talks to talk about the Australian summer of cycling and his upcoming 2020 season. He talks about kicking off the season Down Under with Nationals and Race Torquay (0:50), discusses scenarios for the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race (3:55), and looks ahead to the Jayco Herald Sun Tour being a former winner of the race (5:26). Damien then shares his racing calendar for the first part of the 2020 season (8:08), how he sees his role develop on the team (9:03), and why he turned away a bit from the time trial bike after winning the U23 World Championships in 2013 in that discipline (10:43). To wrap things up he answers the Tacx Turbo Talks fan question of the week (14:12).

A plethora of guests as Marcus Culey of Team Sapura, Jayco Herald Sun Tour race director Scott McGrory, BGradeCyclist.com's Ryan Miu, Anya Louw of ARA-Pro Racing Sunshine Coast, James Whelan of EF Education First and Jai Hindley of Team Sunweb join the podcast to talk about the imminent staging of the Herald Sun Tour.

Marcus Culey of Team Sapura Cycling (yes, new team) joins the podcast to talk all things Sun Tour, including gravel climbs, will Ben Dyball win and who's running hot at the moment. Brodie Chapman of TIBCO-SVB also shares her thoughts ahead of her title defence in the race that catapulted her into the WorldTour.

In this episode we talk to John Trevorrow, director of GTR Events which manages  the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic, Tour of Gippsland, Spirit of Tasmania Cycling Tour, MS Sydney to Gong & MS Melbourne Cycle & Conquer Cairns.In this episode we cover: John’s background and history to becoming a pro athlete Memorable moments of his cycling career Advice for young riders wanting to be pro riders How natural ability and determination can help you succeed The importance of listening to your body The future of cycling in Australia Grassroots that are in the works to help upcoming athletes step-up Social media and its role in changing things for athletes How streaming has and will change the landscape of sportLinks GTR Events 

Brodie Chapman joins the podcast fresh off her victory at the inaugural womens Jayco Herald Sun Tour to wrap the season alongside Mobius Bridglane's Peter Livingstone. A roundtable discussion about the takeaways from the Aussie summer of racing, with a bit of Kiwi action thrown in as well. Hosted as always by host Jamie Finch-Penninger and sponsored by Out of the Rat Race Cycling Apparel (find them at oorr.com.au).

Another memorable edition of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, with winds, climbs, a race neutralisation, beautiful scenery and superb riding. Sure, the focus could be on Esteban Chaves... but we're committed to the local Australian scene. Plus Chaves is a very soft speaker and didn't pick up well on the audio! Featuring interviews with Sam Crome of Bennelong SwissWellness, Cyrus Monk of Drapac Pat's Veg and Ed Clancy of JLT Condor.

Neil and Tim give a recap of the 2016 Jayco Herald Sun Tour. They discuss the winners; Chris Froome, Ben Hill and Chris Hamilton. They also confront the controversy; Peter Kennaugh and Pat Shaw, Sky and Avanti. It's all here, the full scoop and the inside word from Australia's oldest cycling stage race.

Val and Faith kick off this week's show with studio guests Emma Grella of Fondo Cycling and Mark Drehlich from Cycling Victoria. We start by sharing our bicycle moments before moving onto local cycling news, including the track National Championships in Adelaide and the 2016 Jayco Herald Sun Tour, as well as an update on proposed cycling laws in NSW.Mark and Emma tell us all about The Women's Ride, now in its second year and plans to make this bigger and better and we discuss the growth in riding by Melbourne women in general.We finish up with just a few of the events coming up in a busy month inclusing a Suits Ride, the Treadlie Bike Hub, a forum on perceived safety riding in Australia, EcoCity Rides and a host of others.

Tim and Neil give the inside scoop into the first day of action at the 2016 Jayco Herald Sun Tour. They discuss the Prologue's pros and cons, and the much hyped SunTour rematch between Chris Froome and Tim Guy himself, who have been absent since the 2008 Sun Tour! Will Tim Guy's fight against the Black Dog help him fight the Froome Dog? Or will Froome's cycling specific training prevail? Enjoy, and look out for the "behind the scenes" video on youtube!

Herald Sun Tour: Stage 2, crash victim Brenton Jones (Drapac) - courtesy Jayco Herald Sun Tour by SBS

The loquacious Cameron Wurf tells Cycling Central he "probably would've finished the worst out of the three" vying for the final podium at the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, but quietly, he had backed himself to not leave an iota of energy behind on Arthurs Seat. All he can do now is ruminate over what could have been, and look ahead to hopefully riding his first Tour de France later this year.

Cycling Central's Anthony Tan speaks with Avanti's Jack Haig about what might've been if the final stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour had not been cancelled, and what the near future holds for the prodigious climber.

Jayco Herald Sun Tour race director, John Trevorrow, makes the disappointing announcement that the final stage has been cancelled, due to a combination of high winds and severe fire danger.

Simon Clarke, overnight leader at the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, says he was ready for a fight, his Orica-GreenEDGE troops prepared for battle, but nonetheless, he's delighted to be the 61st winner of Australia's oldest stage race.

Out of nowhere, Robert Jon McCarthy (Jayco Australian U23 National Team) came to the fore in Nagambie and upstaged his more fancied sprinting rivals to win Stage 4 of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour.

Jayco Herald Sun Tour leader Simon Clarke has just one more day to go before he can be crowned champion of its 61st edition, but he, nor his Orica-GreenEDGE team, for that matter, isn't counting their chickens before they hatch.

Stage winner and new race leader, Simon Clarke of Orica-GreenEDGE, comes to the fore as the man to beat following the second stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour from Ballarat to Bendigo.

He of the 400km rides, Cameron Wurf (Cannondale Pro Cycling), finds his climbing legs on the second stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, and by consequence, moves into second overall behind Simon Clarke (Orica-GreenEDGE).

Avanti rider Jack Haig, now third overall following the second stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, recalls a decisive day in the saddle.

Nathan Haas describes the elation of being a surprise winner of the first road stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour, and even more surprising, the early race leader - a lead he intends to hold onto.