#cameron wurf

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JOSHY SIGHTING!!!!!!!!

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Photos from Cameron Wurf, Taylor Phinney, Lachlan and Gus Morton's ride from Boulder to Moab in the off season.You can find more photos and their own personal accounts of the ride over on CyclingTips

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Cameron Wurf: From rowing to cycling

Cannondale Pro Cyclist Cameron Wurf talks about his shift from being a pro rower to a pro cyclist, in the recent edition of the Road Bike Action magazine.

Wurf represented Australia in rowing at the 2004 Olympics. At that time, he was training for four to six hours a day; on a normal day, he would sweat it out at the gym, go rowing, cross-train on the exercise bike, and go for a run. When he moved on to biking later, there was not much change in the routine. He still had to train for about 6 hours. He says that team spirit matters in both sports. He is proud of his Tamanian roots, which gave him plenty of opportunities for athletic development.

In the article, he recounts the first day of the Giro d'italia as the best moment of 2013.  You can watch out for Cameron Wurf at the Tour Down Under – Australia, the Volta a Catalunya – Europe, and the Amgen Tour of California. Here a quote from the article that proves that he is ready to attack the races this year:  That's something I'd love to be a part of in those moments when you'd typically think, "Don't attack." I want to say to myself, "Why not? Give it a crack!" 

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too awesome

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Tour Down Under | Cameron Wurf

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it´s not very easy to park on a car but.. it´s not impossible

- peter sagan at the google+ hangout of cannondale fans

love how cameron and ted explain stuff to him... they are so cute and stuff

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What makes travelling on the bus pleasurable is our awesome bus driver luciu. He is an absolute champ and every morning has the bus, his pride and joy, spick and span both inside and out. I get along really well with luciu and have found a way to put a smile on his dial every morning. Everyday our massures make up small rolls or pannini's for us to put in our pocket for the race. I don't really like eating too much bread during the race so often of the 4 panini's in my race bag each morning I might only take one. During the giro I noticed luciu always quickly scooping on my bag and pocketing my left over panani's. One day I asked what he did with them and he said he simply loves eating them. So I asked his favourite flavors and his eyes lit up!!! Ham and cheese was his answer so now my bag is filled with 3 ham and cheese and 1 bannana and honey for me. Luciu is so excited every morning and surfice to say anything that I even need done whilst on the bus is often done before I even have the chance to ask him for it. I love a mint cordial after the race, I am not one for sports drinks, and I like it cold. So luciu 1hr before the finish mixes one up for me and puts it in the freezer so its perfectly chilled!! Mumma mia, if I get to enjoy seeing his happiness every morning when he pounces on my panini bag then he would be seeing the same gratitude when I receive my mint cordial! It just hits the spot! The smalls things hey that in this case quite litterly keep the time on the bus an extremely enjoyable experience everyday.

Cameron Wurf  after Stage 5 of la Vuelta

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I rolled up along side cancellara at one point and he said G'Day Mate, seems the euro's love practising there aussie accents, and asked how I was getting on? I told him all good and that I was just babysitting basso. This is a job he also had for many years at CSC so he knew what I was talking about.

Cameron Wurf

(I do love his blog)