Australian Professional Cyclist
22.11.17 Rouleur Words by Ian Cleverly Five wonderful women settle down on the podcast sofa for the latest edition. Olympic and World Champion Jo Rowsell-Shand talks about life after racing; Tiffany Cromwell, Beth Duryea and Iris Slappendel join Ian Parkinson to discuss the state of womens’ pro cycling; and new photographer on the block Karen [...]
By Rouleur The off-season is a time for a bit of R & R, which in Tiffany Cromwell’s case stands for rowing and running a marathon – just two activities in her jam packed autumn Words: Richard Abraham Photographs: Ian Walton The off-season is a time when professional riders enjoy kicking up their feet and kicking back; lying [...]
Photo ©Velofocus The experience of a professional athlete develops over time and there are moments in an athletes season where their mental strength and belief just gets them through. However, the true test of them is when they are able to stand back, re-assess and build new goals that bring renewed motivation when things aren't [...]
Photo ©Velofocus “It was a typical day in Belgium. But I felt confident. I knew heading into the European racing season my form was good. I wasn't able to show it in the opening race - the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, after a costly error that I made at a critical point in the race. As [...]
Photo ©Kirsty Baxter Summers in Australia are just the motivation needed to recharge your batteries, start the new seasons training and of course pin the number on your back for the first races of the 2017 campaign. Tiffany Cromwell has enjoyed a summer of building fitness, developing strength and linking everything together to ensure a [...]
Photo ©ABC News: Shuba Krishnan By Shuba Krishnan - ABC News One of Australia's top female cyclists, Tiffany Cromwell, who left the Adelaide Hills determined to chase her sporting dreams across Europe, says it will be a rare treat to compete at the Women's Tour Down Under (TDU) in front of a home crowd. The 28-year-old, who [...]
Photo ©Kirsty Baxter By Beth Duryea - Canyon//SRAM Racing Tiffany Cromwell finished 9th in the Australian national championship road race. The 102km course was made tough in hot and windy conditions with ten ascents of the Mt Buninyong climb. A three rider break formed after 20km and it was Orica-Scott who eventually forced a selection [...]
©Tino Pohlmann Photography By Canyon//SRAM Racing Tiffany Cromwell will kickstart the 2017 season for CANYON//SRAM Racing when she lines up in the Mars Australian national championship road race on Sunday 8 January. Whilst the 28 year old is hunting for the elusive green and gold jersey and would love to take it to Europe, Cromwell says she is taking a different [...]
Tiffany Cromwell 