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Sara Carrigan’s Top ten things to love about cycling – as published in More Gold Coast

GOLD Coast Olympic cyclist Sara Carrigan has cranked up her own business and is championing others on the sport that brought her Olympic gold at Athens in 2004.   The 29-year-old retired after another shot at a medal in Beijing and has since burst off the line with the Sara Carrigan Cycling School, where more…

9 Feb 2018 by Hope Kerslake Olympians and Commonwealth Games medallists, Mark Stockwell and Sara Carrigan OAM have been named as Co-Mayors of the GC2018 Village. Which is exciting news, but what exactly is a Commonwealth Games Village Mayor? Traditionally, a Mayor is an elected city representative who not only oversees the city’s main departments…

by Ecozine Staff, 27th September 2012   Ecozine: What started your passion for biking? Sara: I grew up on a farm so was in many sports but it wasn’t until I was 15 at school that I was first introduced to cycling when the local cycling club (CATS) came to test students for potential. I…

Posted on April 25, 2013 by Sara Carrigan – Contributor to Cyclist Magazine Australia Olympic gold medalist Sara Carrigan dives into the recent debate for making our communities more cyclist friendly I recently attended the Asia-Pacific Cycle Congress on the Gold Coast in Queensland. This event brought together international and national delegates to share experiences and work together to…

  By Sara Carrigan – Columnist for ‘Coast Multisport & Paddle’ Magazine During the London 2012 Olympics, I experienced many mixed emotions but loved it all the same! It is so hard to believe that is 4years that I last competed at the Olympic Games in Beijing and 8 years since I won my Olympic Gold…