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Women's cycling
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Hanlie fighting to the end
2005-3-22
The power of the media is extraordinary, and this was illustrated perfectly at the recent Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour when the television commentator announced that the petite but powerful Hanlie Booyens had been involved in a big accident at the 30km mark and her bike had broken in two.
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No men allowed!
2005-3-12
The boom in SA womens cycling continues unabated, and now there is a special womens training camp available to develop and strengthen all those weak areas in a womans cycling armoury.
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Women's cycling
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Gilmore claims opening World Cup honours
2005-2-28
Sydney's Rochelle Gilmore has claimed opening World Cup honours with victory in round one in Geelong at the weekend.
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Olympic podium on show in Geelong
2005-2-16
The top four finishers from the Athens Olympic Games women's road race will line up in Geelong for the opening round of the International Cycling Union's (UCI) Road World Cup on Sunday, 27 February, and the preceding Geelong Tour being raced from 22-24 February.
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Women's cycling
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Ronel set for take-off
2005-1-20
Ronel van Wyk is all set to clinch a deal with a major sponsor to set up her own team for the 2005 season.
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Women's cycling
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Liberty Life appoints new manager
2004-11-2
Liberty Life and its sponsors have confirmed Marc Russell as the new team manager for their Ladies Cycling team for the 2005 season.
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Women's cycling: The queen abdicates!
