Cycling

  • Cyclist takes leaf out of Cliffy’s book

    Barongarook’s Stephen Lane could be the Cliff Young of endurance riding.

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  • First race in two years

    Track racing returned to Elliminyt for the first time in almost two years as the Colac Cycling Club raced on the redeveloped velodrome for the first time.

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  • Cyclists to hit the road

    Colac Cycling Club will resume its road racing program tonight.

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  • Harry’s incredible ride through life

    The Colac district farewelled one its sporting treasures this month when Harry Salmon died. His daughter Evelyn Allan penned this tribute about her dad, who was a champion cyclist, talented footballer and a dominant performer on the bowling green later in life. Harry was also a father to six children, 19 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and even one great-great grandchild, living life to the fullest during his 96 years.

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  • Camperdown rider narrowly misses medal

    Camperdown export Grace Brown has fallen just short of a medal in today’s Olympic Games time trial.

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  • Heat makes life tough for Camperdown export

    Camperdown export Grace Brown says the heat and climbs made for a tough start in her Olympic Games debut, finishing 47th in the women’s road race yesterday.

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  • Roos light up for community in lockdown

    South Colac Sports Club will continue an initiative to turn on its lights to allow the public to exercise after dark tonight and tomorrow.

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  • Export late to cycling

    Camperdown Cycling Club officials will be cheering on export Grace Brown when she makes her Olympic debut in Tokyo.

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