For our new series "Cycling Interviews" we have the chance to ask Tiffany Cromwell some questions.
Tiffany is 25 years old and currently rides for Specialized-Lululemon as well as Orica-AIS in the past. Her best result was winning Omloop Het Niewusblad in 2013 but has numerous other good results like 9th at the 2013 World Championships Road Race.
More details can be found here about her career and here about her more generally
You have about 1 week (until next Sunday) to ask questions. We will pick out the best ones and send them back.
No, seriously now. How did you choose cycling over many other beautiful women sport? What is that thing that made you start with cycling trainings, amateur rides and with professional career later?
Edited by admirschleck on 15-06-2014 11:39
admirschleck wrote:
No, seriously now. How did you choose cycling over many other beautiful women sport? What is that thing that made you start with cycling trainings, amateur rides and with professional career later?
I've read this sentence several times and I can't make sense of it. Did you mean "sports" or is it an hilarious Freudian slip?
CountArach wrote:
I've read this sentence several times and I can't make sense of it. Did you mean "sports" or is it an hilarious Freudian slip?
I meant "sports", as there are many easier "women's" sports than cycling (voleyball, tennis...). But yeah, I read it again and it's hilarious. I should definitely check what I wrote twice before posting.
When you were riding for Orica AIS was there much riding with or influence coming from the men's team and is it something that you enjoyed/ miss/ wish there was more of?
I wouldn't mind knowing how she found competing in the Taiwan KOM Challenge, such a beastly event and what pain it inflicts on a cyclist is something that I find interesting.
Hells 500 Crew and 6 x Everester
Don Rd Launching Place
Melbourne Hill Rd Warrandyte
Colby Drive Belgrave South
William Rd The Patch
David Hill Rd Monbulk
Lakeside Drive Emerald https://www.everesting.cc/hall-of-fame/
What are your opinions on the running of simultaneous of women's and men's cycling races?
How do you think the UCI should develop women's cycling further?
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