2013 Asia-Pacific Cycle Congress

   8th August 2013 Today was my debut as Team Manager / Director Sportif in the European peloton. It was almost 5years to the day of my last professional race (Beijing 10 August 2008) as a bike rider! I was excited and most appreciative of the opportunity provided by Martin Barass to step behind the…

3 December 2008 CYCLING star Sara Carrigan, Olympic champion in 2004, has announced her retirement from professional cycling, Cycling Australia reported on Wednesday. The 28-year-old Carrigan represented Australia at eight World Championships, two Commonwealth Games and two Olympic Games. In Athens four years ago she won gold in the road race. Carrigan was twice Australian…

Posted by Sara Carrigan – Columnist for Coast Multisport Magazine In coaching triathlon, one of the things I hear most is that the bike leg is just a ‘means to an end’, that is ‘the least most important leg.’ With my biases, it would seem certain that I’d jump straight to argue otherwise, and I will….

A wonderful celebration on Sunday 14th April 2013 with the GOforGOLD Bunch setting out on our Ultimate Gold Ride! Every 12 weeks or so the ‘Ultimate Gold’ ride takes place on a weekend for a longer endurance ride of up to 100km (Thursday ‘beginner’ Bunch) to 150km (Tuesday ‘intermediate’ Bunch) through the Gold Coast hinterland….

Published on October 11, 2018 | by F Magazine Cyclist Sara Carrigan’s life-long dream of winning an Olympic gold medal came true, as she took out the top spot in the 130 kilometre Road Race at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. But when a tragic accident occurred ahead of a road race in Germany later that…

   10th October 2013 I participated in a coaches forum and ‘coaches exchange’ today whereby we meet up with coaches from other sports and exchange information about different training methods and ideas, ask questions and seek feedback. A group of us met at the Skilled stadium in Robina to be involved in the Aussie 7s…