Nov 28, 2013

By Tim Wiggins/Wiggle We caught up with Wiggle Honda’s latest team member Joanne Tralaggan; an enthusiastic Aussie who has seen her life transformed as she has been enveloped in the world of female pro bike racing. “Living proof things do and can happen to ordinary people” she talks us through her journey so far… Joanne: It is an unbelievable feeling being...

Nov 21, 2013

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling is delighted to announce the signing of Joanne Tralaggan for the remainder of 2013. The 28-year-old Sydneysider is relatively new to competitive cycling but has made an almost immediate impact, winning the third stage of the recent Tour of the Goldfields. “Joanne was identified by one of Wiggle Honda’s talent spotters at a...

Nov 19, 2013

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling is delighted to announce that Anna Sanchis will be joining the team in 2014. The 26-year-old from the Communidad Valenciana region of western Spain is the reigning Spanish time trial champion – a title that she won in 2012 when she was also road race champion – and has represented Spain several times at World and Olympic...

Nov 17, 2013

Emily Collins has won the New Zealand National Criterium Championships, in her home city of Auckland, on the country’s North Island. Despite being marked heavily throughout the 30-minute race, around a 1.1km downtown Takapuna circuit, the 23-year-old capped an attacking performance with a sprint victory over Sophie Williamson from Alexandra, with Karen Fulton...

Nov 4, 2013

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s double Olympic champion Laura Trott dominated the second day of the Women’s Omnium in the first round of the Track World Cup, in Manchester.  Competing on her home track, in the red, white and blue colours of Great Britain, the 21-year-old started the day down in sixth place after the first three events, but took second place in the...

Nov 4, 2013

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s Joanna Rowsell won her second Gold Medal of the opening round of the UCI Track World Cup, in Manchester, with a powerful display in the Individual Pursuit. In the red, white and blue colours of Great Britain, the 24-year-old Surrey rider posted a time of three minutes, 34.341 seconds in qualification, more than a second quicker than...