Photo: Kirsty Baxter Photography St. Kilda Cycling Club is delighted to announce that Anchor Point Village will now be joint sponsor with LIV/Giant of the elite women's race at the Logie-Smith Lanyon Super Criterium, and in doing so ensure that prize money for the women's race will be equal to that of the elite men…

A Grade Men was a plethora of talent this week, with some international cyclists coming down to get their legs warmed up for the upcoming summer events. Shannon Johnson (CharterMason Drapac Development Team) has kindly taken the time to pen his race report for the A Grade Men below. The sprint Points were taken out…

PHOTO: CyclingTipsThe SKCC committee is thrilled to welcome Melbourne law firm Logie-Smith Lanyon  on board as naming rights sponsor for the clubs 'Super Crit' being held again this year in Port Melbourne on December 15. Club President Andrew Gooding made the announcement today stating that on the strength of last year's hugely successful event, it…

Photo Credit: Aaron Upson. All photos are  available for purchase. Contact Aaron here. Crit season is firmly in swing, and what a season it is. Different winners are popping up each week, even an international made his mark in Mens A Grade on Sunday.The 13 starters in E Grade braved some light drizzle and got warmed…

By Shane MillerRead all about Shane and his races at his blog: http://gplama.blogspot.com.au/With the push to be 100% for this TT it was a relief to have it over and done... and won! The earlier riders in the day were scoring PBs on the course with a lovely tail wind pushing them up the hill,…

Dave Kelly (Total Rush) on his way to the win in Men's A Grade(Photo: Aaron Upson - check him out here) With more than half of the Melbourne cycling community either in Noosa or up in Bright over the weekend, many suspected it to be an "easy" day to try and get one of those…

Image: Jeff ProvanThe sun, sort of shining through the clouds, made for a packed first race day back at SKCC. Over 250 riders across all grades made their summer season debuts, with a crowd to match! C Grade Women and E Grade Men (48 starters!!!) kicked off proceedings with a 7:45am start. Despite the early…

SKCC's official men's NRS team CharterMason Drapac Development Team (CMDDT) will seek to build on the two stage wins the team achieved at the recent Tour of the Murray as they travel south across Bass Strait for the 2013 Tour of Tasmania. While super sprinter and St Kilda CC member Shannon Johnson will take a…

The new Criterium season is just around the corner, starting on Sunday 6 October 2014. Our previous schedule had 4 grades on at 8:00am. To spread the load, we are trialling a new timetable; we now have 4 time slots. This will mean a slightly earlier start and the day will run a bit longer with A Grade…

A The SKCC Club Road Championships have been run and won and not without the usual level of controversy.As usual in the picturesque You Yangs region, the winds were up and less than friendly. The strongest riders were always destined to win with the risk of tornadoes and 600 kmh head winds when riders hit…