Showing posts with label Jasmin Glaesser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jasmin Glaesser. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Look!

2013 Look Bicycles catalog, p.48
What's your criterion for having "made it" as a professional cyclist? 

Thanks to Alex Hui for sending this over!

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Live Race Coverage - Update

@gilliancarleton: http://t.co/N1P2Lj1I
For those of you who are unable to make it to Broad Street Cycles tomorrow morning (8:30am-ish) - and have a television set - CTV will be covering the races live. Channel 9 in Victoria.

If all else fails try these links:

http://www.ctvolympics.ca/viewers-guide/day/2012-08-03/timezone/pdt/index.html

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

PedalMag.com - CDN Women's Team Pursuit Update

Gillian Carleton © Heinz Ruckemann
Laura Robinson from Pedal Mag caught up with the Canadian Women's Team Pursuit squad in London.

Not to play favourites or anything, but here is a random excerpt from the article:
Gillian Carleton, like Glaesser is a young, talented athlete with a few more Olympics beyond London in her future. She showed early talent by winning the Canada Games as a teen-ager, but decided to pursue studies at U of Victoria in biology instead after getting “burned out” while only a teen-ager. Cycling still pulled though and it was her involvement in alleycat and fixed wheel non-sanctioned racing in the streets of Victoria that brought her back to the sport.
 “Last year a group of friends and I got involved in fixing up the Victoria velodrome. It had been closed for a long time and we got it opened,” she said of the 1994 Commonwealth Games Velodrome that was supposed to become a legacy for cycling and instead fell into disrepair when local municipalities did not maintain it. “Messenger and fixed gear community started coming out in 2011 and that’s when I started riding the track.”
Read the full article here: http://pedalmag.com/?p=168078

Thursday, April 5, 2012

These Women are Faster than You

Tara Whitten, Gillian Carleton and Jasmin Glaesser.
2012 Track World Championships, Melbourne.

Monique Sullivan. Sprint boss.
AFP PHOTOS / Mark Gunter

Laura Brown and Steph Roorda (not pictured) are also faster than you.

So is Tanya.

Tuesday, February 21, 2012