Jan 3, 2013

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s tenacious New Zealand youngster Emily Collins finished fifth in today’s third and final stage of the Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic in Williamstown, Australia. Conducted in sweltering conditions, only 17 of the 52 starters managed to complete the full 45 minutes of racing, as the heat visibly took its toll on the riders. Claiming line...

Jan 2, 2013

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling endured a challenging stage two at the Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic in Portarlington, with Rochelle Gilmore being forced to take a lap out with mechanical issues. Despite re-joining the field, Gilmore retired late in the race under orders from race commissaires. Taking her second victory on this circuit was Tiffany Cromwell...

Jan 2, 2013

Rochelle Gilmore opened Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling’s debut season with a third place in the first round of the Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic in Geelong, Australia today. The forty-five minute criterium raced on the leg-busting hotdog circuit at Geelong’s Eastern beaches, saw the strong 52 rider field remain largely intact for most of the distance despite being...

Dec 31, 2012

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling is looking forward to showcasing their new outfit when they line up for the first time in 2013 at the Mitchelton Bay Cycling Classic in Geelong, Australia. The team is hoping to follow Gilmore’s previous success at the ‘world’s fastest criterium series’ where she has won 6 stages, and taken out the overall...

Dec 27, 2012

Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling today launched the team’s ethical cycling sport education program in a partnership with Bike Pure. Team owner/manager Rochelle Gilmore initiated the program with the vision of educating the team’s young talent about the dangers of doping, risk of contamination and the importance of honest and fair sport. Gilmore hopes that by equipping...

Dec 12, 2012

Last week, Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling Team Owner, Manager and Australian cyclist,  Rochelle Gilmore, took part in the Amy Gillett Foundation ‘Share the Road Tour’ which raised close to $250,000 to help the Amy Gillett Foundation towards its mission of safe cycling in Australia. Take a look at the clip below to find out more information about the ride....