Cycling

  • Colac cyclist proud to finish long ride

    Colac cyclist Andrew Cox says just completing the Port Campbell-to-Warrnambool handicap race in extremely tough conditions was a massive achievement for him.

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  • Local teenager eyeing Europe after top-three result

    Camperdown cyclist Bailey McDonald hopes his podium finish at the iconic Melbourne to Warrnambool as a teenager will open plenty of doors for him on the international stage.

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  • Cancer scare fails to stop cyclist

    Colac cyclist Andrew Cox has been on one hell of a ride since he last rode the Port Campbell to Warrnambool handicap race only one year ago.

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  • Surfing accident sparks passion for riding

    Colac cyclist Luke Rowe says participating in the Port Campbell to Warrnambool handicap race and joining the Colac Cycling Club might not have happened if it wasn’t for a surfing accident.

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  • Huge crowd ready to hit Colac

    Nearly 200 cyclists will come through Colac tomorrow for the Melbourne to Warrnambool Cycling Classic.

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  • Bike race to start in Colac

    Colac will once again be the starting point of Australia’s longest one-day classic bike race for female riders after the success of the inaugural event in 2022.

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  • Mini city full of keen cyclists

    Colac Turf Club says it would be thrilled to welcome thousands of cyclists again, after playing host to a tent city for cyclists this week.

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  • PHOTOS: Great Victorian Bike Ride visits Colac

    Cyclists have spent the night camping at Colac Turf Club for the Great Victorian Bike Ride.

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