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]]> https://briefnews.eu/byrne-reece-hodge-can-play-anywhere/feed/ 0 World Athletics Championships 2017: Usain Bolt into 100m final along with Reece Prescod https://briefnews.eu/world-athletics-championships-2017-usain-bolt-into-100m-final-along-with-reece-prescod/ https://briefnews.eu/world-athletics-championships-2017-usain-bolt-into-100m-final-along-with-reece-prescod/#respond Sat, 05 Aug 2017 19:10:00 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/world-athletics-championships-2017-usain-bolt-into-100m-final-along-with-reece-prescod/

Bolt said in his yesterday’s 100m heat that he was disappointed with his time and complained about the starting blocks as he recorded a time of 10.07 seconds.

“I’m not fond of these blocks,” said Bolt. “I have to get this together.”

And the Jamaican did just that as he had no trouble in this evening’s semi-finals.

Bolt ran in the last of the three races and recorded a time of 9.98 as he finished second to USA’s Christian Coleman in 9.97.

Great Britain’s Reece Prescod will also be in the final after coming second in heat two with a time of 10.05.

Justin Gatlin and Yohan Blake also make up the start list for the final.

Bolt will be in action again at 9.45pm as he looks to bow out of the London Olympic Stadium with gold.

Former British sprinter Darren Campbell believes Bolt will be in for a tough final.

He said: “Usain Bolt, again, was so slow to react at the gun and was behind Coleman but then he went into another gear. 

“Bolt started to have his little look across as if to say ‘young man I’m here and I’ll see you in the final’.

“I’ve no idea who will win the final. Actually, I’ve been bigging up Christian Coleman and I will say… Usain Bolt will win it.”

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Cadel Evans during stage one of the 2017 Absa Cape Epic Mountain Bike race.

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CADEL EVANS GOES BACK TO HIS FIRST TRUE LOVE

SIX years after winning the Tour de France Cadel Evans has come out of retirement, reunited with his right-hand man George Hincapie and gone back to his first true love — the mountain bike.

The first Australian to win the yellow jersey and his trusted lieutenant from 2011 are three days into Cape Epic — an eight-day mountain bike race in South Africa far from the creature comforts they were used to as road professionals.

Cape Epic is so tough it is rated as “hors categorie” — beyond classification — by the UCI and riders sleep each night in a campervan before getting back on their bike.

Evans, 40, and Hincapie, 43, are riding for the BMC Absa Racing Team in the masters category, where Evans is trading blows with an old sparring partner — Bart Brentjens, who beat him for gold at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

Hincapie was BMC’s road captain and crucial domestique for Evans when he triumphed in the Tour de France in 2011 and Evans joked he was now able to return the favour.

“I did today because he went hunger flat with 10km to go, I rode the whole way on the front,” Evans told News Corp after Stage 1.

“I fixed his puncture and rode all the way to the finish.

“But to be honest in this kind of race and conditions there’s no one I’d rather do the event with because we’ve been through thick and thin together, good and bad, and real high-pressure racing.

“We have dealt with high expectations and pressures, so to come here and push each other to the limit even if we’re not nearly as fit as we used to be, to reunite in that regard, that alone makes it a guaranteed enjoyable experience.”

After the 26km opening prologue and 101km Stage 1, Evans and Hincapie were sitting third overall, one spot behind Brentjens.

“I’m all right, a little bit tired actually,” Evans said from his ice bath.

Cadel Evans during stage one of the 2017 Absa Cape Epic Mountain Bike race.

Cadel Evans during stage one of the 2017 Absa Cape Epic Mountain Bike race.Source:Supplied

“I’m doing a stage race, I forgot it makes you tired and it hurts your legs when you ride uphill.

“George tore the sidewall out of his tyre today which took a while to repair unfortunately so we lost a fair bit of time on the overall but it’s a long race so anything can happen.

“We were third on GC behind the 1996 Olympic champion so we were like ‘hmmm, we might just stay concentrating for a couple of days at least’.”

The mountain bike is what launched Evans’ cycling career and took him to world cup victory and Olympics in Atlanta and Sydney.

Last year he had knee surgery in a bid to return to the mountain bike and pencilled in the goal of racing Cape Epic for the first time.

“It’s (mountain biking) what brought me into the sport and it’s funny people coming into the sport now, another generation of cycling fans, they say ‘do you ever mountain bike?’ and I say ‘oh yeah a fair bit’,” Evans said.

“But of course the sport has changed a lot and this race is unlike any other because it’s really unique conditions, harsh terrain, super rough and rocky, it’s pretty extreme but it’s an amazing event and an adventure in the sense that you’re a fair way out there.

“As a retired rider coming back to racing it’s an event going into the unknown in terms of what can we do, what are we capable of, how hard is it going to be.

“I’ve tried to train a fair bit the last few months but of course like everyone who has a real job I don’t have as much time.

“But it seems as though I’m reasonably fit at this point and it’s still early days, we’ll do what we can while we’re in the running and enjoy it.

“Coming back to the mountain bike world, it’s my first time in South Africa and there is amazing terrain and countryside.”

WORKING CLASS MAN OFF TO WORLDS

Jordan Kerby ... back in the saddle. Picture: Darren England.

Jordan Kerby … back in the saddle. Picture: Darren England.Source:News Corp Australia

MONDAY morning, 6.30, and Jordan Kerby is back to work.

Less than 48 hours earlier he had become the individual pursuit national champion and booked his ticket to the world championships in Hong Kong.

And here he was before breakfast opening up The Pedaler — a bike shop in Brisbane from where he runs his coaching business, helping other people realise their goals.

For the first time in his career Kerby is combining training with fulltime work.

It wasn’t his intention, after his road career was cut short at Drapac last season, but it has worked out perfectly and he couldn’t be happier.

“I had a few long nights there last year where I was thinking ‘what am I going to do now?’” Kerby said of not being offered a WorldTour contract with Cannondale-Drapac.

“And about that time the Rio Olympics were on and I always loved the track, and I thought ‘maybe I can step up and have another crack’.

“So far I’ve ticked every personal box and the beauty of it is I can also be here at home with my girlfriend, train on the track and if I’m away it’s not for eight months.

“I’ve put a lot of hours into my coaching business and it’s going really well, so I’ve got the security of something to look forward to.

“I’m in an ideal scenario, I’m very relaxed — don’t get me wrong I train like a mad man — but I’m really stable now and if the track thing doesn’t work out which I’d really love it to, I’ll be OK.”

With a new velodrome built in Brisbane for the 2018 Commonwealth Games, it meant Kerby wouldn’t be training on an outdoor track, so motivation wasn’t hard to find.

But he had not raced properly on a velodrome since 2011 which was his first year out of juniors and 12 months after he was world champ in the team pursuit and points race.

“I was thinking ‘we should probably give this a good crack again and see what happens’, but I didn’t think I’d be going to the world championships that’s for sure,” Kerby said of his stunning rise back to the international stage.

“I was hoping to put my hand up for a trial over the next season or two to try to crack back into the program … so it’s a surprise.”

The 24-year-old lined up in the 4km individual pursuit where he faced superstar Cameron Meyer in the final.

“I did a 4:20 in training in January and thought ‘okay, I could be up for a medal’,” Kerby said.

“Against Cam we went out on a 4:19 schedule and Cam scared me, I thought ‘gee I must be on a bad one’.

“Then I got to the back end and really stepped on it and finished just in front of him, I rolled around and looked at the time board and saw 4:16 and thought ‘that’s pretty quick’, then realised ‘oh that’s Cam’s time’ and I’d done 4:15 which was unbelievable, I didn’t think I had that in me.

Jordan Kerby on his way to winning the individual pursuit national championship. Picture: Supplied.

Jordan Kerby on his way to winning the individual pursuit national championship. Picture: Supplied.Source:Supplied

“It was a really good surprise.”

Kerby initially left the track to pursue his road goals and he got results. In 2013 he won the under-23 road race at nationals and the following year won the time trial.

He spent a year racing with a continental team in Denmark and joined Drapac where he rode the Tour Down Under and international races such as the USA Pro Challenge and Tour of California.

Kerby describes his time on the road as “a lot of ups and downs”.

“I loved it at Drapac, it was a great team and I got looked after really well and I got to race all over Asia and Europe,” he said.

“I didn’t make the cut (for WorldTour) which was sad but I also knew I didn’t have the season to make the cut, I was realistic and I’ve tried to remain that way my whole career.

“It’s pretty disappointing and depressing but at the same time I wasn’t performing in those particular races, and it can be due to a number of things — how you adjust to Europe, the racing, what’s going on at home.”

After taking stock of his career and realising racing was only one part of it, Kerby went and got his level one coaching accreditation and started work in The Pedaler Cyclery and Podiatry which has brought much-needed balance to his life.

“If I’m not at the track or out early riding then I’m in here,” he says of his new 9-5 job.

In an unexpected way, taking a step back from racing to focus on a job has in fact prolonged his career and reignited a passion he always knew was there but had to resurface.

Kerby will ride the individual pursuit only at the world championships next month but hopes to break into the team pursuit squad in the next 12 months. From there, the obvious goal is a home Commonwealth Games in Queensland next year.

“If I can crack into it — there’s nothing I’d love to do more than race in front of my girlfriend and parents and family and friends,” he said.

HAYMAN, O’GRADY ON PARIS-ROUBAIX

Matthew Hayman celebrates after finishing second at the Paris-Roubaix. Picture: Tim De Waele

Matthew Hayman celebrates after finishing second at the Paris-Roubaix. Picture: Tim De WaeleSource:Getty Images

THIS year marks 10 years since Stuart O’Grady became the first Australian to win Paris-Roubaix and one year since Mathew Hayman became the second.

With cycling’s spring classics now in full swing, both men have spoken to News Corp about their favourite memories from the biggest day of their careers.

The full Q & A will be published this weekend.

MATTHEWS OPENS UP

IN CASE you missed out interview with Michael Matthews earlier this week, the Australian star has spoken about his decision to leave Orica, wanting to win a classic and how Peter Sagan is psyching out the peloton.

“He uses his positioning to be able to get in everyone’s head and I think everyone needs to stop just focusing on him and focus on their own race,” Matthews said.

“That’s where they’ll probably also go better. I’ve found myself getting caught up in that a little bit too, focusing my race on his and I’ve lost my race because of that.

“I have a super strong team now to support me and I don’t need to ride off other riders.”

You can read the full interview HERE.

QUOTES OF THE WEEK …

The results don’t matter. It’s important to give the fans a bit of a show.

— Peter Sagan after animating Milan-San Remo with an attack on the Poggio climb before finishing second behind Michal Kwaitkowski.

What he’s (Sagan) doing, it’s a lot of a psychological battle for the rest of the riders in the peloton.

— Australian Michael Matthews on racing Peter Sagan.

This is living.

— Australian cycling journalist and author Rupert Guinness on day three of the Indian Pacific Wheel Race when he was up and on his bike by 3am.

Today gives me confidence that it can happen one day.

— Caleb Ewan after finishing 10th in Milan-San Remo on debut on the weekend.

TWEET, TWEET

— Michal Kwiatkowski salutes Peter Sagan after their thrilling battle in Milan-San Remo on the weekend.

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Scott Sunderland, left, Chris Harper and Cameron Bayly test out their team’s infra-red sauna. Picture: Stephen Laffer

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TURNING UP THE HEAT

AUSTRALIAN continental cycling team IsoWhey Sports Swiss Wellness has found a novel way to prepare for its long-awaited return to UCI 2.HC racing at the Tour of Langkawi, starting Wednesday.

The six-man team which includes Robbie Hucker, Anthony Giacoppo, Chris Harper, Scott Sunderland, Tim Roe and Cameron Bayly are bracing for 35C heat and 90 per cent humidity when the week-long stage race gets under way.

And to condition their bodies for the conditions, the Adelaide-based riders have been clocking up hours in an infra-red sauna which is run by the team’s new naming-rights sponsor.

According to the team, the infra-red sauna heats the riders’ bodies from the inside out and also helps with their recovery.

The eight-stage Tour of Langkawi runs from February 22 to March 1 and its ranking is just one rung below a WorldTour stage race.

It’s only the second time the IsoWhey Sports Swiss Wellness (formerly Avanti) has raced at HC level after its one-off appearance at the Tour of Qinghai Lake over a decade ago.

“Generally 2.1 is the highest we get, we haven’t had many HC invites at continental level,” team boss Andrew Christie-Johnston said.

“We’ve been trying to get to Langkawi forever, basically. It’s not too far away geographically and there are always good teams there, so it’s a good opportunity for the boys to prove they’re good enough to be there.

Scott Sunderland, left, Chris Harper and Cameron Bayly in the infra-red sauna at Hyde Park. Picture: Stephen Laffer

Scott Sunderland, left, Chris Harper and Cameron Bayly in the infra-red sauna at Hyde Park. Picture: Stephen LafferSource:News Corp Australia

“We’re taking four decent climbers and two sprinters to target stages, and if the GC happens, then we’ll assess that then, but there are some pretty talented riders there.

“There are only two major GC days and they’re quite early, so we will see what happens.”

There is one WorldTour team at the race, Dimension Data, which includes Australian neo-pro Ben O’Connor as well as American pro-continental team UnitedHealthCare.

PERKINS WON’T TAKE NO FOR AN ANSWER

SHANE Perkins has never taken no for an answer, particularly so in the last 18 months.

Told in October, 2015, that he was no longer required as part of the Cycling Australia high-performance program, many expected him to quit at the age of 28.

Surely he’d done enough to be content — been to one Olympic Games, won a bronze medal and twice been a world champion in a sport that is physically and financially tough to maintain for a long time.

But no, Perkins wasn’t done yet. So instead of throwing in the towel he decided to get his own coach and turned to SASI’s Jason Niblett.

Together they devised a plan that four months later would see him win the national keirin title. Still, national selectors had made up their mind and it wasn’t about to change.

Shane Perkins with his men’s track cycling sprint bronze medal at the 2012 London Olympics.

Shane Perkins with his men’s track cycling sprint bronze medal at the 2012 London Olympics.Source:AP

If ever there was going to be a time when Perkins would let fly with what he really thought, then this was it.

Just a couple of weeks earlier Bridie O’Donnell did. Moments after breaking the world hour record she decided that would be the forum to tell national selector Martin Barras over the PA system that he was “a bit of a jerk”.

But Perkins didn’t bite. He responded to questions from the media with dignity and respect, making his point without getting personal.

“If Cycling Australia feel like they want me back in the squad and I’ve proved that I deserve to be there, then sure, hopefully they give me a call. If not, then we get on with life don’t we,” Perkins said at the time.

True to his word, Perkins did get on with things. He was told that to even just be considered to come back to the CA fold he needed to clock 9.7secs or thereabouts in sprint qualifying in Melbourne.

It was a very ambitious target, perhaps deliberately so. Only four riders in the entire field at the previous year’s world championships had gone that fast, so Perkins was up against it.

Still, refusing to take no for an answer or give up when faced with yet another roadblock, he took the challenge head-on. Not unexpectedly, Perkins didn’t go fast enough at the ITS Melbourne Series and that was it for Rio.

So this time he started hatching another plan which ultimately led to last week’s news that he was changing allegiances to ride for Russia.

He won’t ride this year’s worlds in Hong Kong for his new cycling nation, but the door for next year and beyond that Tokyo 2020 is still open.

Shane Perkins reset his sights to ride for Russia at the Tokyo 2010 Olympics

Shane Perkins reset his sights to ride for Russia at the Tokyo 2010 OlympicsSource:Supplied

News of Perkins’ decision to defect to Russia caught many by surprise, but not those who knew him best. At 30, he remains as determined as ever to get to Tokyo, where his father Darryl rode in the 1964 Games.

In the wake of his decision, many have asked how it might be possible. The International Olympic Committee Charter states that in relation to the nationality of competitors:

“A competitor who has represented one country in the Olympic Games, in continental or regional games or in world or regional championships recognised by the relevant IF, and who has changed his nationality or acquired a new nationality, may participate in the Olympic Games to represent his new country provided that at least three years have passed since the competitor last represented his former country.

“This period may be reduced or even cancelled, with the agreement of the NOCs and if concerned, by the IOC Executive Board, which takes into account the circumstances of each case.”

Last weekend, Perkins stepped out for Japanense trade team Dreamseeker in the Colombia track world cup.

He finished sixth in the keirin final then qualified sixth fastest in the sprint with 9.906secs and bowed out of competition in the quarter-finals.

Whether he makes it to Tokyo or not, when he does eventually retire, Perkins will never have to ask himself ‘what if?’.

Caleb Ewan will test himself against the world’s best in the Abu Dhabi Tour, starting on Thursday.

Caleb Ewan will test himself against the world’s best in the Abu Dhabi Tour, starting on Thursday.Source:News Corp Australia

CALEB EWAN V CAV, KITTEL, GREIPEL

AFTER dominating the Australian summer, Caleb Ewan gets the chance to test himself against more of the world’s best in the Abu Dhabi Tour, starting on Thursday.

The UCI WorldTour season resumes in the UAE, where a cracking field has assembled for the four-stage race, which includes three days for the sprinters.

Ewan can expect to go head-to-head with the likes of Andre Greipel, Marcel Kittel and Mark Cavendish and will be confident after he was untouchable at the Tour Down Under last month.

The 22-year-old has been on a training camp in South Africa and is joined in Abu Dhabi by his main lead-out man, Roger Kluge, as well as Aussie teammate Alex Edmondson, who is also fast enough to lead him out.

CURE, WELSFORD PUT DOWN MAKERS FOR NATIONALS

STANDOUT performances from Amy Cure and Sam Welsford at the Cali world cup on the weekend have marked them as the riders to beat in the national championships next month.

The Rio Olympians both won individual gold in Colombia — Welsford in the new-look omnium and Cure in the points race just minutes after she helped Australia’s women’s team pursuit to gold as well.

Australia's Sam Welsford celebrates winning in the omnium at the Cali world cup in Colombia.

Australia’s Sam Welsford celebrates winning in the omnium at the Cali world cup in Colombia.Source:AFP

“I was a bit disappointed with some of my races over the last couple of days, so it was good to finish on a high,” Cure said.

“I didn’t put much pressure on myself leading into this race, as I just got off the bike from the TP and was very happy with our gold from that.”

The national track championships will be held on the new Anna Meares Velodrome in Brisbane from March 2-5.

QUOTES OF THE WEEK …

“I’m still a good two kilos off my Tour weight. I think I rode it last year at around 58 kilos, so there’s still a bit more to come off.”

— Richie Porte tells Cyclingnews.com about his physical conditioning come Tour de France time.

“I couldn’t ask for a better way to start the NRS season this year. Very rapt.”

— Louisa Lobigs after winning the Tour of East Gippsland on the weekend.

“The Russian Cycling Federation has given me another opportunity to chase my dreams of Olympic representation in Tokyo 2020, which has special significance to me as my father raced the Olympics in Tokyo in 1964.”

— Shane Perkins explains his decision to ride for Russia moving forward.

TWEET, TWEET

— Bora Cooking Systems and world champion Peter Sagan, who else could hold a fish and look this cool?

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