Feb 5, 2016

Wiggle High5 Pro Cycling’s Chloe Hosking ended what has been a mixed Ladies Tour of Qatar for the black and orange squad on a massive high note with victory in the final stage. The Australian sprinter managed to outpace ten-time Qatar stage winner Kirsten Wild on the Doha Corniche finish, at the end of the short, fast, 73km stage, with Monique van de Ree...

Feb 3, 2016

Wiggle High5 Pro Cycling’s Amy Pieters took third place at the end of an eventful second stage of the Ladies Tour of Qatar, between the Sheikh Faisal Museum and the Al Khor Corniche, after aggressive riding in the desert crosswinds saw the peloton blown to pieces. The Dutch rider was part of a four-rider group that broke clear inside the final ten kilometres,...

Feb 1, 2016

After strong performances in the Australian summer Wiggle High5 Pro Cycling’s season moves north to the Arabian Peninsular this week for the eighth edition of the Ladies’ Tour of Qatar. The team will be led by former stage winner Chloe Hosking, who has finished in second, third and second place overall in the last three editions. The Australian is keen to try...

Jan 30, 2016

A super-strong performance from Wiggle High5 Pro Cycling’s Dani King saw the Olympic Champion take third place in the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race in Geelong, Victoria. The 25-year-old was forced into a lone chase of solo race leader, Australian Champion Amanda Spratt (Orica-AIS), with Spratt’s teammate Rachel Neylan on her wheel. Having done so much solo...

Jan 29, 2016

Wiggle High5 Pro Cycling faces its last major race of its Australian campaign this weekend, with Saturday’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race. The black and orange team will be without double World Champion Nettie Edmondson, who has returned to the track in preparation for the Australian National Championships, but the other riders from the Santos Women’s Tour...

Jan 21, 2016

Wiggle High5 Pro Cycling’s Mayuko Hagiwara has added the title of Asian Time Trial Champion to her long list of Japanese National titles as she took victory in the 22.4km test on the Japanese Island of Oshima. Riding the classic white, grey and red colours of the Japanes National Team, Hagiwara’s time of 32 minutes and 35 seconds was just enough to beat Ju Mi...