There will be a camp for all development riders – including junior women, and women under 27 years. (more…)
Indoor cycling is an artistic form of cycling, similar to gymnastics, where the athlete performs a routine and the performance is judged. The sport is especially popular in Germany – where Ireland’s Alisa Fitzpatrick is a top performer. Read on for a report on her latest events. (more…)
Last month the track commission announced a Junior Women’s Team who will represent the country on a development team and the track omnium in Meadowbanks in Edinburgh. (more…)
Junior artistic cyclist Alisa Fitzpatrick recently came 5th in the Untermain-Cup, just outside Frankfurt, with her younger sister, Celina, also coming 5th in the 12-14 year old category. (more…)
Well done Mary with some savage results in the scratch and points races in the European Junior Track Championships. Check out the report on cycling ireland HERE
A team of 6 Junior Women have been selected to race as a development team at a Track meet in Meadowbanks, Edinburgh following trials in Sundrive yesterday. (more…)
Tomorrow morning Junior rider Mary Costelloe lines out in the Junior Women’s Road Race in the European Championships. (more…)
Mary Costelloe (Alliance Environmental) begins her European Championship campaign in Belgium tomorrow, with a 12km TT. Fresh from her bronze medal in the Elite Women’s National Championships, the Irish/American Junior is also looking forward to the 63.3km road race next Sunday. Read Shane Stokes report on Irishcycling.com HERE
Heather Wilson (Maryland Wheelers) became the 2009 National Champion in Road Racing yesterday, in a bunch sprint. Olivia Dillon (Touchstone Racing) was second, with Junior rider Mary Costelloe third. (photo – Brendan Culleton). (more…)
Recently we had a Junior Woman, Alisa Fitzpatrick, representing Ireland at the European Championships for Indoor Cycling 2009. Alisa came 11th in the event, read on for her report on the sport, and competition – shortly I will add some photos of her competing – very impressive stuff!! (more…)



