Posts Tagged ‘Fly V australia’
Fly V’s Kersten Crowns Sunny King
Ben Kersten laps the field to win the Sunny King Criterium Anniston, AL – Ben Kersten racing alongside teammate Alessandro Bazzana took 1st and 3rd respectively at the Sunny King Criterium this weekend. The men’s sixty-lap race took place under the lights with solo attacks starting after the opening lap, but never getting far from [...]
Fly V’s Cantwell Survives Carnage, Claims First NRC Win For 2010
Los Angeles, CA – Jonathan Cantwell displayed grit and tactical prowess to position himself out of harm and in the best possible position to win the Dana Point Grand Prix and to also win the first National Racing Calendar (NRC) criterium of 2010. The race started after a minute’s silence and a lap of honor [...]
Fly V Australia Ready to Soar In America’s Top Race
Brisbane, Australia – The Fly V Australia Pro Cycling Team will be part of this year’s star-studded field at the Amgen Tour of California. The Australian continental squad is one of 16 teams that will compete in the eight-day, 800-mile (1,287 km) event from May 16-23. Joining Fly V Australia in the field are 9 [...]
Sixteen for 2010 Amgen Tour of California
Men’s teams announced for 2010 Amgen Tour of California professional road cycling race Los Angeles – One of the strongest and most talented fields ever assembled for a U.S. cycling race has been invited to the upcoming 2010 Amgen Tour of California, AEG, owner and operator of the eight-day event, which is considered to be [...]
Fly V Australia’s Ben Day Earns First NRC Victory
Redlands, Calif. – The precarious sixth-tenths-of-a-second lead that Australian Ben Day took into the final day of the Redlands Bicycle Classic stood up for overall victory Sunday on a frenetic final stage. The Fly V Australia rider’s victory will go into the books as the first National Racing Calendar stage race win for Day and [...]
Fly V australia’s Day Avoids Crash, Keeps Lead
Redlands, Calif. – Fly V Australia’s Ben Day narrowly avoided a pile-up on Stage 2 on the way to maintaining his overall lead heading into the final day of the 26th annual Redlands Bicycle Classic. Day, who has led the four-day National Racing Calendar event since winning Thursday’s prologue, remains sixth-tenths of a second ahead [...]
Fly V Australia Successfully Protects Day’s Lead
Beaumont, Calif. – More than 100 miles of hard riding on the front by Fly V Australia paid off when race leader Ben Day learned he held onto the overall lead after Stage 1 of the Redlands Bicycle Classic. Halfway through the four-day National Racing Calendar event, the Australian leads by a scant six-tenths of [...]
Fly V’s Day Remains On Form, Wins Redlands Classic Prologue
Redlands, California – Ben Day said he put pressure on himself to successfully repeat his victory in the prologue of the 26th annual Redlands Bicycle Classic. But the Fly V Australia rider was quick to add he would not have had it any other way. Day won Thursday’s uphill, 3.1-mile (5 km) Sun Time Trial [...]
Fly V Australia Achieve Team Objectives, Look To Future
San Dimas, California –Fly V Australia successfully defended Ben Day’s lead in the final stage of the 2010 San Dimas Stage Race. The win builds confidence around the Team’s approach to the 2010 season and future goals. As an International Australian Team, Fly V Australia has a goal to be part of the UCI PRO [...]
Ben Day Remains In Yellow Heading Into Final Stage At 2010 San Dimas Stage Race
San Dimas, California – With 12 laps of a tough road circuit and 60 seconds of time bonuses on offer, Stage 2 of the San Dimas Stage Race was always going to be a tough day for Fly V australia. As expected attacks came from the peloton almost immediately putting pressure on the Yellow Jersey [...]
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