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BRADLEY MCGEE
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On australian selection
Ride, Rob Arnold, 5 September 2017
We speak to one of the selectors about the line-up of nine riders on the Australian team for the elite men’s road race in Norway later this month. Brad McGee explains the decision making process and offers a comment on each rider…
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World championship preview with Brad McGee
Ride, Ride, 23 September 2016
The worlds are getting closer. Qatar is calling and although it’s late in September, there are still a few weeks to go before the races for rainbow jersey are on again. But thoughts are already on what may come from what is always a compelling competition.
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McGee on the team pursuit: “It was like an old street fight”
Ride, Rob Arnold, 4 Maart 2016
One of the most beautiful of all the cycling disciplines is the team pursuit. Precision, power, poise and sheer determination all on display and the collective all benefitting from cohesion. The Australian team has a remarkable record in this event, winning the gold medal at 11 of the past 23 world championships.
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McGee's career makeover
cyclingnews.com, Hedwig Kröner, 19 Oktober 2008
Olympic Gold medallist Bradley McGee is turning a page. At 32 years of age, the Australian pursuit specialist has decided to end his career as a pro cyclist and become a directeur sportif with his present team, CSC Saxo Bank.
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(Giro d'Italia 2008)
Mc Gee et la cerise sur le gâteau
velomagazine.fr, Gilles Le Roc'h, 10 Mei 2008
Bradley Mc Gee, nouveau venu chez CSC, a des rêves plein la tête tant sur le Giro, le Dauphiné que pour les Jeux Olympiques de Pékin.
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Back on track
cyclingnews.com, Shane Stokes, 3 April 2008
Injury has hampered the recent career of Brad McGee, but it appears that the talented Australian may be on course for a return to top form.
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"Un changement est toujours une stimulation"
velo-club.net, 1 April 2008
Bradley McGee, né le 24 février 1976 à Sydney, est devenu professionnel en 1998 au sein de l'équipe La Française des Jeux. Le coureur australien a la particularité d'avoir porté le maillot de leader des trois plus grand tours: Tour de France, Tour d'Espagne et Tour d'Italie.
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On track for Beijing
cyclingnews.com, Ben Atkins, 26 November 2006
Most Aussies have flown south for the winter by now, but this Sydneysider is hanging around for longer than usual - allowing him to ride some fun events like the Revolution 14 at the Manchester Velodrome.
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Pieces of the puzzle
cyclingnews.com, Les Clarke, 10 Mei 2006
Brad McGee's performance in stage one of this year's Giro came as a surprise to the Australian, and signalled his emergence from a pretty long trough in form.
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"I'm a little bit flat"
eurosport.co.uk, François Picard, 4 Mei 2006
As Australia's Bradley McGee prepares for Saturday's prologue in Seraing, the FDJeux rider does not expect to wear pink again on the Giro as he did in 2004.
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"je ne fais pas souvent un effort comme celui-là si tôt dans la saison."
Vélo 101, Christophe Osmont, 7 Maart 2006
Malgré des rumeurs de départ à la fin de la dernière saison, et contrairement à ses compatriotes Baden Cooke, Mathew Wilson et Mark Renshaw, Bradley McGee est resté fidèle aux frères Madiot.
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«De bonnes bases»
Sport24.com, Florian Egly, 20 Januari 2006
Dernière du classement des équipes Pro Tour en 2005, la Française des Jeux aborde sa 10e saison dans le peloton professionnel avec l’équipe la plus jeune du plateau. Bradley McGee, 29 ans, sera une nouvelle fois un des fers de lance de la formation.
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Cycling's Harry Kewell
Cyclingnews.com, Anthony Tan, 18 December 2005
Born in Sydney's western suburbs. Precociously talented. A hit with the ladies. Gets picked up by big-time pro team. Enjoys early success, but later on, an injury sends them to the sidelines.
In many ways, the careers of English Premier League football star Harry Kewell and Française des Jeux's Bradley McGee have followed similar trajectories. However, in the recent nail-biting World Cup qualifier against Uruguay, Kewell, after 32 minutes on the bench, rose to the challenge of playing for his country, the midfielder/striker for Liverpool instrumental in ensuring Australia's berth in next year's FIFA World Cup in Germany. Many believe this to be a turning point to greater things for Kewell.
If granted permission, Bradley McGee also has the opportunity to play for his country once again at next year's Commonwealth Games, create history, and hopefully, rejuvenate himself. asks: can he do it?
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(Vuelta a España 2005)
McGee completes the collection
Cyclingnews.com, Shane Stokes, 30 Augustus 2005
After a hard-fought second place on stage 2 of this year's Vuelta a Espana, Australian rider Brad McGee became the only Australian rider to wear the leader's jersey in all three Grand Tours. Cyclingnews' Shane Stokes spoke with a dazed but happy McGee after capturing the leader's gold jersey.
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(Vuelta a España 2005)
New goals and grand tour realism for Mr Chrono
Cyclingnews.com, Shane Stokes, 28 Augustus 2005
Tipped as a grand tour contender a couple of years ago, Australian time trial specialist Brad McGee has had an up-and-down career since, reaching one of its lowest points in July as injury torpedoed his Tour de France hopes. For his Vuelta debut he's here to learn, to pick up a stage win and to take a more realistic attitude to three-week tours, as he tells Shane Stokes.
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