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Photos from the 2012 Olympic Time Trial
I was really lucky, and got tickets to the Olympic ITT startline at Hampton Court palace. I was the one at the barriers yelling like a loon, banging the barriers and shouting for every rider by name,...
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Celebrating Social Media – part 6 – Paralympians
I loved the Olympics, but even though it’s only Day 1, I think I might love the Paralympics even more! The track cycling started today, and it was exhilarating! To celebrate, here are some of the...
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Celebrating Social Media – part 7 – More Paralympians
Last week I wrote about some of the Paralympic cyclists I follow, on twitter, their blogs and tumblr – and I asked on twitter if anyone has any recommendations for more. And I’ve got some really great...
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The Paralympics – and why I don’t understand some cycling fans
I loved the Olympics, and was walking around in a daze of happiness, with a huge grin all over my face, and I always knew I’d love the Paralympics too, but I didn’t realise HOW much I would. To me,...
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Presents for women’s cycling fans – part 2
Last week I wrote about my Christmas list present ideas for fans of women’s cycling – but I only scratched the surface, so as promised, here’s part 2, with ideas that include more books, clothes, art,...
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Podcast Special Feature Episode 48 – Sarah interviews Alex Green
Alexandra Green is a young Australian Para-cyclist, who was the 2012 C4 Individual Pursuit World Champion, and 2012 Paralympic C4 IP bronze medallist – in fact she’s never ridden at the Para-Cycling...
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The Alex Green interview transcript
Last month I podcast-interviewed Alexandra Green, the young Australian Para-cyclist who won a bronze medal at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, and who has never come home from a Track World Cup...
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A collection of posts about women and sports
I’ve had this post in draft for the last month, and every time I’ve been about to post it, I’ve seen something new. But I should just press “publish” now – it’s a collection of things I’ve seen in the...
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Now you can read Loes Gunnewijk’s advice on winning Drenthe, & more!
Yesterday I put up my podcast interview with Classics star and cycling tactical genius Loes Gunnewijk, and I know I’m biased, but you should really head over and listen to that, because I love the way...
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