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That makes 10 Australian riders this year - a record and when you compare it
to a 'traditional' cycling team such as Belgium who only have 6 riders in
the Tour.
Don't know much about him although he was the Aussie best in last years
world champs in Canada with a 12th place or thereabouts and more recently
was up there in the sprints in the tour of Germany (against Zabel) and won a
stage there after some close podium positions.
It's a Aussie sprinters galore with him, Cooke and McEwen.
Chickasmith said:That makes 10 Australian riders this year - a record and when you
compare it to a 'traditional' cycling team such as Belgium who only have
6 riders in the Tour.
Don't know much about him although he was the Aussie best in last years
world champs in Canada with a 12th place or thereabouts and more
recently was up there in the sprints in the tour of Germany (against
Zabel) and won a stage there after some close podium positions.
It's a Aussie sprinters galore with him, Cooke and McEwen.
That's great news. He's a hot yound talent from what I understand and a
good mate of Mick Rogers. It'll be good to see how he goes.
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flyingdutch said:Is he a sprinter?
Sounds like it...
OP: "It's a Aussie sprinters galore with him, Cooke and McEwen."
http://www.old.cycling.org.au/Profiles/1%20%20A-
K%20profiles/DAVIS%20Allan.htm
http://www.old.cycling.org.au/Profiles/1%20%20A-
K%20profiles/Davis%20Allan-results.htm
http://www.sportal.com.au/cycling.asp?i=news&id=51844
http://www.tourdownunder.com.au/index.php?id=results/Results_2004/stage6
hippy
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Is he a sprinter?
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