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Tiffany Cromwell

Tiffany Cromwell

Say hello to Tiffany, currently one of Australia’s top female road cyclist on the international circuit, chasing her dream to become the best female cyclist in the world. With victories in some of the biggest races and part of many team successes, often as a team road captain. Tiffany is looking to continue her upward trajectory with the CANYON//SRAM Racing Team in 2019. Not only does Tiffany ride bikes, she’s also an aspiring designer working on her brand Tiffany Jane designs. From freelance cycling apparel design to Tiffany Jane branded collaboration projects, be sure to look out for her creative flair. Follow Tiffany on her journey towards the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, and get behind the ambitious Australian.

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Coffee time + playing with designs = two of my favourite hobbies away from cycling. 😊

Racing through the streets of Adelaide last night 🚴🏼‍♀️🚴🏼‍♀️🚴🏼‍♀️ . . The Santos Women’s @tourdownunder is all done and dusted for another year. . . It’s always a special one to race. My home race, being staged on the roads that kick started my cycling career began. . . It was hard and exciting racing every stage. Happy with how our @wmncycling team raced together. With a younger and mostly less experienced group. We took our chances, mixed it up and learnt a lot, and it was awesome to see the youngins step up. . . For me personally I was happy with my race and my sensations. Still some work to do before I’m at top form, but it’s all part of the process. . . Thanks to everyone who came out and supported the race along the roadside and followed along online. . . Thanks to @tourdownunder and @satourismcommission for building this race year by year and making it a world class event for the women’s calendar alongside the men’s. . . And of course thanks to our amazing @wmncycling staff for always looking after us so well. . . Time for some rest then back to training and perhaps catch some of the men’s race action. Maybe see you on the roads around Adelaide over this coming week. ✌🏻 . . . . 📸 @keitsuji + @fameandspear

Yesterday’s stage 3 of the women’s @tourdownunder felt pretty special racing around my regular home training roads and finishing in the town I was born in. Although was also still quite sad riding through some areas and seeing the destruction of the recent Adelaide Hills fires. . . It was a hard race out there. I found myself in a short lived early break and stretched the legs as far as they would take me into the race supporting the girls and looking for opportunities. Legs felt good and getting stronger. The team continued to race well together with @taennele in the main break of the day. @alexismryan and @hannahlu_dwig helping look after the girls and @elllaharrris mixing it up again in the final with @jesspratt97 to help. . . Thanks to so many people for coming out and supporting along the roads. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 . . Final stage today. A short 42.5km circuit race in the city, but no doubt will be action packed and lost of fun. Kick off at 4:45pm local time. Don’t forget you can watch it LIVE on @7plus, @globalcyclingnetwork, @flosports and on the @tourdownunder race website. . . : . 📸 @fameandspear + @cauldphoto

Pre @tourdownunder team presentation #selfie fun with my @wmncycling teamies. Always good vibes with this lot 😊😎⚡️✨ . . . #santoswomenstour #season2k20 #bettertogether #teamoakley #racing #thisisRADelaide

Stage 3 let’s do this @tourdownunder 💪🏻 . . The racing was action packed on yesterday’s stage 2. @elllaharrris put in a strong ride for us to finish in the top 10. I didn’t quite have the legs yet to go with the front when the hammer went down on the climb with 20km to go. . . More opportunities today with the 109km stage from Nairne to Stirling. Looking forward to this one, as tough as it’s going to be. It’s going to be special racing through and finishing in the town I was born in and have grown up around, and have spent many hours since I started my cycling career riding around. : . . . 📸 @keitsuji

Ready to pin on the numbers again for stage 2 of the women’s @tourdownunder 🚴🏼‍♀️🚴🏼‍♀️🚴🏼‍♀️🚴🏼‍♀️. . Stage 1 was a good start for the team. We rode well together as a team. Legs felt good. But a puncture from hitting a hole in the road at 2.5km to go wasn’t ideal when trying to help the girls for the final. But they soldiered on and tried to stick together and fight their way the best they could in the sprint. . . Today is another day to see what we can do together. 114.9km from Murray Bridge to Birdwood. . . . . 📸 @fameandspear

Stage recons and coffee shop tours are done for now. Time to put the serious faces on and go racing with my ‘superhero’ @wmncycling teamies through the roads I grew up riding on. 😊 . . Can’t wait to get the Women’s @tourdownunder started tomorrow with stage 1 kicking off at 10am local time. 116.3km from Hahndorf to Macclesfield. . : There will be LIVE TV coverage in Australia on @7plus from 12pm. . . . . 📸 @arnekenz // @wmncycling // @thomas_maheux

‘Tour guide Tiff’ .. showing my @wmncycling teamies all the local spots!! ☕️☕️ . . . : 📸 @wmncycling

Monday mood ✨☀️🌊 . . . #tbe #summerdownunder #memories

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