Click here to read more about Morgan and Tom's quite excellent adventure in a feature I wrote for CycleAsia.com.
I had the pleasure recently of meeting Morgan Calton and Tom Walters after they'd just ridden their bikes nearly 3,500km from the Vietnamese capital Hanoi to Singapore in three weeks. I met them at the border and then spent the next 90 minutes riding into the Singapore CBD with them enthralled as I found out why they had just undertaken such a mammoth task and as they retold some of their experiences along the way.
Click here to read more about Morgan and Tom's quite excellent adventure in a feature I wrote for CycleAsia.com.
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The Stars and Stripes were shining at the 2015 MetaSprint Series Triathlon as dominating victories on the day from Brett Izzo and Jacky Foley saw the Americans crowned overall series champions at Changi Beach on May 19. The day didn’t start so brightly as the athletes awoke on race morning to a huge thunderstorm that caused a 45-minute delay to precedings. But in typical Singapore fashion, by the time the elites did get the action underway, the sun had reasserted itself and the sea was pancake flat, setting the scene for a marvelous morning’s racing. Click here to read the full race report or visit www.metasprintseries.com for the report, full results and more. E3 Sports are bringing back their Performance Challenge Race series with an event at the army training grounds at Lorong Asrama on May 24. To celebrate the arrival of that rare thing in Singapore, an actual bike race, we wrote a profile on E3 Sports after speaking with its chief Kevin Wong. Click here to read the full report on www.cycleasia.com. A short drive/ride from the Causeway connecting Singapore and Malaysia in the town of Pasir Gudang lies the Johor Circuit, a 3.9km racing track, that despite being situated in another country is building a case for itself to be centre of the Singapore road racing scene.
The latest event to take place there was the Cycosports Pasir Gudang Circuit Race on April 5. Click here to read more or visit www.cycleasia.com to view more cycling content from Flat Spoke Media. As the popularity of cycling continues to grow in Southeast Asia, the urban planners of the big cities such as Singapore and Kuala Lumpur have grudgingly recognised they must cater to the needs of this burgeoning group, but the progress is at best lamentably slow or at worst, nonexistent. If the powers-that-be up here are looking for a regional blueprint then they could do a lot worse than casting an eye straight down south to the Australian city of Perth. Cycling is simply an accepted part of life in Perth and this is reflected in the extensive number and range of cycling events throughout the year. One of the most important is Velofest, a week-long celebration that has three showcase pieces: the Telethon Freeway Bike Hike for Asthma, a non-competitive charity event; the Woodside Tour de Perth, a four-day professional stage race and part of the Subaru National Road Series that helps showcase Australia’s best talent; and the UWCT Perth, a qualifying event for the world amateur cycling championships. Click here to find out more or go to www.cycleasia.com for "Perfect Perth" and loads more great cycling content. |
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