CyclingTips, Matt de Neef, 1 Februari 2020
On Friday, Team Ineos made the surprise announcement that it had recruited Cameron Wurf for the 2020 season. Not only had the team signed Wurf but the Olympic rower turned WorldTour racer turned Ironman triathlete would be competing at Cadel’s Race just two days later. The Tasmanian has trained and been associated with Ineos for a few years now, but in 2020 that partnership has been formalised significantly.
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Ride, Rob Arnold, 20 Oktober 2017
The interview with Cameron Wurf continues. In part one he talked about how he got into Ironman triathlons. In the second part, he talks about training with Chris Froome and why he believes he can improve on his 2017 Ironman result…
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Ride, Rob Arnold, 19 Oktober 2017
He did a 180km TT in 4:12:54. Before that he swam 3.8km and afterward he ran a marathon. Cameron Wurf’s bike time is over five minutes faster than the previous record. We talk to him about it…
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Velonation, Ed Hood, 13 Augustus 2012
Australian building up for USA Pro Cycling Challenge Whilst Team Sky was dragging the Tour peloton around France, another battle were being fought out; no less desperate, but at much higher altitudes. China’s 13 stage Tour of the Qinghai Lakes was first held in 2002 with Tom Danielson of the USA as the first winner.
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cyclingtime.com, Jean-Francois Quenet, 4 Mei 2011
We caught up with Cameron Wurf after his fifth overall finish at the Tour of Turkey. The former Olympic rower is one of the most interesting cyclists to follow these days and he’s going to use his huge potential to serve Ivan Basso at this year’s Tour de France.
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cyclingtribe.com, Joey Esterhuyzen, 4 November 2010
Is it possible to have “the perfect injury”? According to new Liquigas recruit Cameron Wurf, it IS possible. In this instance Wurf has suffered a broken rib, although he isn’t letting his injury hold him back.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Matt Conn, 25 Mei 2010
In his third year as a professional, Androni Diquigiovanni's 26-year-old Australian, Cameron Wurf, is riding his first ever Grand Tour so we though it would be good to hear exactly what it was that got the ex-rower out of the boat and into the Giro.
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