Pez Cyclingnews, Luke Maguire, 30 November 2017
Lachlan Morton stepped back up to the WorldTour in 2017 and tackled his first three week Grand Tour - La Vuelta a España. Luke Maguire caught up with the Dimension Data rider for a chat about his season in the top league of cycling, and his future.
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Cyclingtips, Michael Better, 9 Augustus 2016
On Sunday in Park City, Utah, Australian Lachlan Morton (Jelly Belly-Maxxis) crossed the finish line alone and collapsed to the ground, the effort rendering him unable to stand. His team manager came and coaxed him up into an immense hug, lifting him off the ground. His father, David, was there, his pride shining through.
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CyclingTips, Wade Wallace, 17 Augustus 2014
At this time last year Lachlan Morton had won a stage of the Tour of Utah, wore the yellow jersey for two days at the US Pro Challenge and won the Youth Classification for both races at 21 years old. A year later he’s admittedly having "the worst season I've ever had" because of a combination of factors which he talks about below. At this time last year Lachlan Morton had won a stage of the Tour of Utah, wore the yellow jersey for two days at the US Pro Challenge and won the Youth Classification for both races at 21 years old. A year later he’s admittedly having "the worst season I've ever had" because of a combination of factors which he talks about below.
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Velonation, Shane Stokes, 16 Oktober 2013
Winner this year of a stage in the Tour of Utah and leader of both that race and the USA Pro Challenge, Lachlan Morton underlined both his climbing prowess and his potential in 2013. The Australian Garmin Sharp rider is now hoping to step things up further next season and, turning 22 in February, knows that he should continue to gain strength with age.
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Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 16 Augustus 2013
Garmin’s 20 year-old Aussie Lachlan Morton is one of the youngest riders on the Pro Tour but in the recent Tour of Utah he pulled off a massive result – winning Stage Three; successfully defending it on Stage Four where he finished tenth, before losing it on Stage Five and then helping team mate Tom Danielson to overall victory on Stage Six whilst picking up the overall Best Young Rider award along the way. It was last year when Morton became yet another rider from the Antipodes to join the World Tour – moving up from Garmin’s Chipotle development team to join the Giro winner Ryder Hesjedal and the rest of the ‘A team’ at Garmin.
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cyclingnews.com, Kirsten Frattini, 29 Juli 2011
Australia’s Lachlan Morton turned heads after winning the Tour de l’Abitibi last year and riding into seventh place at the Tour of Utah. This year, he took his young career one step further and rode into a sixth place overall at Le Tour de Langkawi.
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tuttobiciweb.it, Giulia De Maio, 29 Januari 2011
Lachlan Morton è il corridore più giovane del gruppo del Tour de Langkawi 2011. Ha compiuto giusto qualche giorno fa 19 anni, ma nella corsa a tappe malese sta dimostrando di non avere timori reverenziali nei confronti di nessuno.
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pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 20 Januari 2011
To finish 7th on GC in the Tour of Utah isn't a bad result by anyone's standard; but for an 18 year-old on restricted gears? We caught up with the Australian protege enjoying some 'down' time at home in Port Macquarie, New South Wales before he travels back to the US for the new season.
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