VIS Cyclists dominate the 2019 Victorian Track Championships — Victorian Institute of Sport

Taking place at the DISC Velodrome in Melbourne, the 2019 Victorian Track Championships ITT produced some great results for the Victorian Institute of Sport cyclists:

Tylah Meunier | 1^st in the Elite Sprint | 1^st in the 1km Time Trial
Alana Field | 1^st in the Elite Sprint | 1^st Elite 500m Time Trial
Hannah Macdougall | 1^st in the C4 Individual Pursuit
Ruby Rosemen-Gannon | 1^st in the Elite Individual Pursuit
Conor Rowley | 2^nd in the Elite Sprint
Alice Culling | 3^rd in the Elite Individual Pursuit | 2^nd in the Elite 500m Time Trial
Jensen Plowright| 2^nd in the Elite Individual Pursuit
Ashlee Jones | 1^st in the U19 Individual Pursuit
Graeme Frislie | 2^nd in the U19 Individual Pursuit | 2^nd in the U19 Sprint | 1^st in the U19 1km Time Trial

“It always feels amazing to crack a PB but it makes it even sweeter when you blow your previous PB out of the park in non-ideal conditions! Massive thanks to my coach Shane Kelly, the rest of my coaching team; Ben Willey and Nick Owen and everyone at the VIS for helping me get to this point! Can’t wait to give nationals my all in 5 weeks time!” Conor Rowley said post event.

Watch the VIS Insider video below to see how the cyclists prepared for the championships!

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