Cycling

  • Trike arrives in time for big ride

    Colac Specialist School senior student Luke Francese is thrilled to have first dibs on riding the school’s new electric trike for a 100-kilometre ride next week.

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  • Pedal power promoting health for children

    Pupils at Birregurra Primary School are among more than 350,000 students across Australia participating in National Ride2School Day this week.

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  • Historic bike ride draws a big crowd

    Maeve Plouffe created history as the first win of the inaugural Lochard Energy Women’s Warrnambool Cycling Classic which kicked off in Colac yesterday.

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  • Colac ready for world’s longest one-day race

    Sarah Gigante heads the list of top contenders for the maiden Warrnambool Women’s Cycling Classic – the longest one-day road race in the world for women – which will depart from Colac on Sunday.

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  • Major event could boost numbers

    Colac Cycling Club officials hope hosting the start of the first ever Women’s Warrnambool Classic will boost numbers at the club.

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  • Women’s Warrny ‘huge’ for Colac

    Colac Cycling Club president Tony Prytz says having the world’s longest women’s one-day cycling race starting in Colac will be huge for Colac and its cycling community.

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  • Pedal power earns accolade

    Passionate cycling advocate Graham Gibson has spent decades promoting the health benefits of cycling, alongside firefighting and other volunteering riles.

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  • Cyclist proves he’s still fast

    Colac cyclist Stephen Lane has come home with a win after the recent Road National Championship at Buninyong.

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