They are all freaks. What can I say. O'shea as well... should be interesting for aussy cycling once this generation moves through..thunder said:ridden against the brother, what is the word on the two, and Howard?
anyone have any idea who will be the better rider.
guys like Jamieson and Olman were just as dominant, but they seem to have stagnated.Jono L said:They are all freaks. What can I say. O'shea as well... should be interesting for aussy cycling once this generation moves through..
got a feeling that the two that do, will have the same surname too.Jono L said:Well we'll have to see, not everyone will make it or continue to be as dominant..but at least 2 of em will go big.
Not really, except in TT's and pursuit. Strong, tough, but no top end speed on the track.thunder said:guys like Jamieson and Olman were just as dominant, but they seem to have stagnated.
And our former PM's namesake will also be there, I promise!thunder said:got a feeling that the two that do, will have the same surname too.
on the track. Not sure he will have the 200 km legs.Jono L said:And our former PM's namesake will also be there, I promise!
Drongo said:As a cycling fan who tends to the ignorant side, I was wondering where on earth Meyer had come from.
This thread has been bloody fascinating. Thanks all.
Ah, you have been paying attention to these things; I (clearly) have not. As I say, I'm happy to admit my ignorance. I'm also glad that others out there know about this stuff and write about it.thunder said:in all serious Drongo, he has been rippinh it up for 4 or 5 years in the jnrs.
Thanks for that explanation BTW Jono. Sounds like you have the **** together yourself. I'll keep looking out for your name and wish you the best as a pro... if that's the direction you want to head.Jono L said:They just changed the rules on that. It used to be 140ish k. IE- Tour of Bright 2006 I raced A grade as a junior and the first stage was 139k and that was cool but in 2007 the juniors weren't allowed to race A, they had to race B who's first stage was 110k (I however was at Byron Bay )
all the races we did in ITaly never went longer than 110k and cos they were so fast compared to aus races they were always over in under 3 hours so it felt really short..
Yeh we'll see even if not Pro I definately wanto do some more euro racing once I've got uni out of the way..Crankyfeet said:Thanks for that explanation BTW Jono. Sounds like you have the **** together yourself. I'll keep looking out for your name and wish you the best as a pro... if that's the direction you want to head.
Impressive by Howard, just turned 18 in October/November.Jono L said:Yeh we'll see even if not Pro I definately wanto do some more euro racing once I've got uni out of the way..
Also,
Trav musta been pretty ****ed after wellington, riding well below his best at the national pursuit today
Men 4000m Individual Pursuit Qualification
1 Mark Jamieson (TAS) 4.23.973 (54.55 km/h)
2 Leigh Howard (VIC) 4.28.335
3 Jack Bobridge (SA) 4.29.136
4 Zakkari Dempster (VIC) 4.29.893
5 Phillip Thuaux (NSW) 4.31.324
6 James Langedyk (VIC) 4.32.916
7 Robert Lyte (NSW) 4.33.043
8 Cameron Wurf (TAS) 4.33.326
9 Sean Finning (VIC) 4.37.453
10 Dale Scarfe (NSW) 4.38.178
11 Travis Meyer (WA) 4.41.831
12 Tyson Lawrence (WA) 4.55.294
nup, no way.Jono L said:Yeh I reckon Beijing pursuit team will be McGee, Jamieson, Roberts and Dawson with Howard and Bobridge as maybes, thoughts?
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