Kaarle McCulloch – Women & Wheels

Few people will know the significance of the date August 13. But for thousands of athletes, their supporters and administrators it is the day after the London 2012 Olympics finishes. The day is a vacuum that hits the sporting world every four years that is rarely spoken of and hardly ever prepared for… …Sara Carrigan,…

End of the 102km Gran Fondo with over 2000m of climbing – What fun! 🙂

   I was honoured to present the Occasional Address to the 2012 Griffith University Business School Graduates:  Good morning Acting Chancellor Mr Henry Smerdon AM, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) and Provost Gold Coast, Professor Ned Pankhurst, Members of the official party, Graduates, Ladies and Gentlemen Thank you for the invitation to deliver this Occasional Address…

I first jumped astride a road bike when I was 14 and I absolutely loved it! I had no idea what a road bike was nor that the whole world of road cycling existed but what I did know was just how alive and free I felt pedalling my new found love! Riding my bike…

   The Jayco-AIS women’s road team were in Sweden at the weekend contesting the UCI Women’s World Cup. As guest Directeur Sportif, I took the reins of the team for Martin Barras and here is the report below… 18th August 2013 Today was a special day today for our girls being their first World Cup…

By Sara Carrigan   18th October 2012 Every Tuesday and Thursday morning I am up at 4am to lead, with my trusty assistants, a wonderful group of people who assemble outside the closed coffee shop astride their pushie and ready to start the day in a positive way. Each individual has their own unique story as…