On Saturday, Jesse Coyle, Aaron Bicknell and Luke Brame (alongside riders from the mobius Project 63 MTB team) tackled the second edition of l’Etape Australia taking out the top three podium positions.
With a daring attack, Jesse powered away on the Beloka climb to win l’Etape Australia solo, with Aaron and Luke finishing a couple of minutes later.
Following a successful campaign in a series of UCI tour races in the USA earlier this year, a number of our riders continued their preparation for this year’s NRS season with a programme of racing in the highly competitive Belgian Kermesse circuit.
Following a successful campaign in a series of UCI tour races in the USA earlier this year, a number of our riders continued their preparation for this year’s NRS season with a programme of racing in the highly competitive Belgian Kermesse circuit.
Following a successful campaign in a series of UCI tour races in the USA earlier this year, a number of our riders continued their preparation for this year’s NRS season with a programme of racing in the highly competitive Belgian Kermesse circuit.
In the continuation of what has been a super start to this year’s National Road Racing Series for mobius Future Racing, young gun Mitch Wright showed a class field a clean set of heels to take out the Road Race, having the day earlier picked up bronze in the Individual Time Trial at The Australian U/19 Road Racing Championships in Geelong.
The men’s peloton will begin the 2017 Subaru National Road Series (NRS) at the Battle on the Border later this month, with 2016 team’s runner-up mobius Future Racing set to get to taste the best of both worlds with a split-squad to tackle a challenging Australian domestic and US race schedule.
Head over to the Cycling Australia Website for the full article.
In addition to one of the best team rosters in the competition, we are pleased present two of the sharpest looking team vehicles to grace the caravan of support vehicles making their debut at the 5 day Lakes Oil – Fulton Hogan Tour of the Great South Coast.
Against a field of some of Australia’s, and indeed the world’s best cyclists, new signing Ben Dyball scorched the the Elite Mens Individual Time Trial course to come in 5th, finishing behind winner Rohan Dennis (winner of the Tour de France 2015 Prologue), Richie Porte, Damian Howson and Sean Lake.
We dipped our toe into the water as the major sponsor of mobius Future Racing this year and couldn’t be happier.
A quick update about the recent Tour of Tasmania where the mobius Future Racing team finished 5th on teams GC and put ourselves in a position to win every stage.
With both Jane and Guy keen cyclists (Jane being far more experienced than Guy), it was only a matter of time before we took this to a new level through involvement with a team in the Australian National Road Series
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