#Emmen2019 □
World title #8 for @CazCooke □
Cooke claimed her eighth career world title as she raced to win the T2 (tricycle) time trial by more than one minute to her nearest rival. #auscyclingteam pic.twitter.com/Y98rD049d6

— AusCyclingTeam (@AusCyclingTeam) September 13, 2019

#UCIParaWC Time Trial Day 2:
□Darren Hicks MC2 - Clocked 27mins 22secs for the 19 course to finish 11 seconds clear on top.
□Paige Greco WC3 - Posted 31mins 10secs to win bronze, just 45secs behind Sugiura of Japan. #AusCyclingTeam pic.twitter.com/oO0j8Upp0o

— AusCyclingTeam (@AusCyclingTeam) August 10, 2019

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#uciparawc Following a twelve medal haul in Italy last weekend at the opening round of the 2019 UCI Para-Cycling Road World Cup season, the Australian team was back in action in Belgium for round two. The time trials netted gold to 2018 World Cup winner Carol Cooke (T2) and dual reigning world champion Emilie Miller (H1). Paige Greco (C3), who claimed dual gold in the opening round of the World Cup last weekend, add a third gold to her haul, with Darren Hicks winning the C2 event. Stuart Tripp (MH5) claimed silver, while a heroic effort from Stuart Jones (MT2) saw him win bronze after breaking his collarbone in a mid-race crash. Em Petricola (C4) won her maiden World Cup road medal with silver, while Meg Lemon (C4) shared the podium after winning bronze. Results http://www.votrecourse.com/en/index.html Series Info https://www.uci.org/road/events/uci-para-cycling-road-world-cup #auscyclingteam

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Not a bad haul for 2 World Cups. 2 silver, 2 gold and the Leaders World Cup jersey! It’s a great start to the year. I’m now off to Austria for 4 races in 2 weeks time. But thanks to @johnsonbicycleshq for the awesome frame. Thanks also to @vicinstsport @skcc1 @australiancyclingteam @dicellorebecca @cyclingaustralia @cyclingvictoria @bontcycling @kask_cycling @wheelscience @clarefgidd @ausparalympics Without all your assistance I wouldn’t be doing what I am. #uciparacyclingworldcup #cycling #trikelife #paralympian #ridelikeagirl

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Alistair Donohoe â–¡â–¡ becomes UCI World Champion â–¡ in the MC5 Ind Pursuit!

He caught his opponent after only 1500m! â–¡ #Apeldoorn2019 pic.twitter.com/XFB0XBfboj

— UCI Para-Cycling (@UCI_paracycling) March 16, 2019

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I’m Speechless.. An incredibly special win tonight □ this one was all for my big brother @patrickdonohoe8 , special sister in law, and their new & amazing son Jasper. A boy who is putting up the fight of his life and I cannot wait meet him in person □ A huge thank you to the wizard @nickowen5 for what he puts up with & what he’s done to get me here, to @aca_cycling for the support (and form) they’ve given me and my family at @vicinstsport ❤️

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□□□ □ @cbgphoto | The @australiancyclingteam is on top of the world at the 2019 Para Track World Championships in the Netherlands. @alistairdonohoe celebrates the team’s seventh world title in three days - with one day to come! #auscyclingteam #apeldoorn2019 #paracycling

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We have a NEW WORLD RECORD as Emily Petricola clocks 3:53.297 □ □

She’ll face Shaw □□ again in the Final who goes 3:57.490 □#Apeldoorn2019 pic.twitter.com/yPfmYMwker

— UCI Para-Cycling (@UCI_paracycling) March 16, 2019

#Apeldoorn2019 □World Record □
Congrats to @emily_petricola who has clocked 3:53.297 in the C4 IP!
A happy coach @CamJenningsCC #AusCyclingTeam pic.twitter.com/0rxFSodJY1

— AusCyclingTeam (@AusCyclingTeam) March 16, 2019

â–¡â–¡â–¡â–¡ What do you do when you break a world record, which is broken moments later by the final rider?
You go straight to congratulate the winner, that’s what! □ Congrats @Gordon_98 on TT silver □
What a ride â–¡â–¡ What a star â–¡
â–¡ Casey Gibson#AusCyclingTeam #Apeldoorn2019 pic.twitter.com/YIcfSHoznU

— AusCyclingTeam (@AusCyclingTeam) March 16, 2019

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Stoked with a 2nd place in the C2 1km TT today. Broke the World Record but unfortunately so did 1st place with only 0.05 seconds separating us in the end. A bit of a bitter-sweet moment but glad to make my first podium at a world championships. □ @cbgphoto The @AustralianCyclingTeam is proudly supported by: ▫️CyclingAustralia @cyclingaustralia ▫️ AIS @australian_institute_of_sport ▫️ Santini @santini_cycling ▫️ Argon18 @argon18bike ▫️ ScienceInSport @scienceinsport ▫️ Kask @kask_cycling ▫️ Bont @bontcycling ▫️ Vittoria @vittoria_australia ▫️ Elite @elite_cycling ▫️ Shimano @shimanoaustralia ▫️ NoPinz @nopinz ▫️ SingaporeAirlines @singaporeair ▫️FlightCentre @flightcentreau ▫️TrainingPeaks @trainingpeaks ▫️Premax @premax #auscyclingteam

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#Apeldoorn2019 Thanks to @emily_petricola & @maddiejanssen for this video of Paige Greco’s gold medal winning ride in the time trial. Make sure you listen with sound on - so great to hear teamies going off in support! □□□ #AusCyclingTeam [ @AUSParalympics ] pic.twitter.com/IvzWzi677u

— AusCyclingTeam (@AusCyclingTeam) March 15, 2019

#Apeldoorn2019 The moment you realise you’ve broken two World Records in two days □□
Paige Greco, you’re a □ #AusCyclingTeam pic.twitter.com/EBk67Dhokn

— AusCyclingTeam (@AusCyclingTeam) March 15, 2019

Wow! 39.505 □ and a new WORLD RECORD! □

What a performance by Amanda Reid □□ who takes the provisional GOLD medal □ place in the WC2 500m TT with one rider to come!#Apeldoorn2019 pic.twitter.com/dhKM9YsTX3

— UCI Para-Cycling (@UCI_paracycling) March 15, 2019

#Apeldoorn2019 Australia strikes triple gold on Day 1 in Netherlands:

□□ Paige Greco □️‍□
□□ @DavidNicholas91 □️‍□
□□ Darren Hicks □️‍□

Claimed Ind Pursuit World Titles on the opening day of the @UCI_paracycling Track World Championships □ #auscyclingteam @AUSParalympics pic.twitter.com/J1joAI8zcH

— AusCyclingTeam (@AusCyclingTeam) March 14, 2019