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Jayco-AIS WT Academy
« on: March 12, 2013, 01:26 »


2013 Jayco-AIS World Tour Academy riders:
 
·      Alex CLEMENTS (TAS)
·      Alex EDMONDSON (SA)
·      Caleb EWAN (NSW)
·      Campbell FLAKEMORE (TAS)
·      Damien HOWSON (SA)
·      Brad LINFIELD (WA)
·      Alex MORGAN (VIC)
·      Mitch MULHERN (QLD)
·      Adam PHELAN (ACT)

http://www.cycling.org.au/?Page=49645

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Don't tell me that is the "national team" kit?  :S
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Re: Jayco-AIS WT Academy
« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2013, 04:54 »
OGRE kids, see home much damage they do

Calab looks like he did not sign with sky in the end, hope they go well.
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Re: Jayco-AIS WT Academy
« Reply #2 on: March 12, 2013, 17:04 »
I hope Alex Edmondson does well - (on my youth CQ squad).
Will also be watching for Linfield (on our current leaders team), and Ewan on a few teams.

Are there any hints that they might drag in other riders like Watson, Sheppard and Beckinsale for particular races or periods of the season?
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Re: Jayco-AIS WT Academy
« Reply #3 on: March 12, 2013, 17:07 »
Quote from: just some guy on March 12, 2013, 04:54
OGRE kids, see home much damage they do

Calab looks like he did not sign with sky in the end, hope they go well.

Yeh, well the plan was ship him to a european development team for 18 months or so, guess either they couldnt find a dev team, or he figured that staying at home with Jayco was the better option. Its a shame, nothing against the Aussie side of things, but the likelehood is that he will end up as a sprinter, would have been nice to get him to europe earlier and turn him into more of an all rounder.
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Re: Jayco-AIS WT Academy
« Reply #4 on: March 12, 2013, 18:53 »
Quote from: mc_mountain on March 12, 2013, 17:04
I hope Alex Edmondson does well - (on my youth CQ squad).
Will also be watching for Linfield (on our current leaders team), and Ewan on a few teams.

Are there any hints that they might drag in other riders like Watson, Sheppard and Beckinsale for particular races or periods of the season?
Watson, Macnally, Pat Lane would be more likely because they are both in Europe anyway.

They are sending a national team to tour of qinghai lake, complete with altitude camps at the AIS, this is supposed to be mainly for U23 guys who missed WTA selection, so that amongst a few other 'national' team races in asia will probably subsitute for the riders that missed the cut.

Other thing with Ewan is he could have a team lined up to race with after the WTA european stint is over... who knows. He's already got Jason Bakker, cadels manager, working for him. He's not messing around.
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