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Ashleigh Moolman
Name: Ashleigh Moolman
Born: 9 December 1986
Birthplace: Pretoria, South Africa
Turned Pro: 2010
Height: 1.63m
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Cycling
Biniam Girmay and Kim Le Court crowned Africa’s best cyclists of 2025
01 December 2025
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Cycling
Team Amani is born: Africa can look forward to its first continental women's team in history!
15 November 2025
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Cycling
Magdeleine Vallieres Mill wins the Trofeo Palma Femina
21 January 2024
Kieran Wood
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Asleigh Moolman takes iniciative to improve the status of cycling in South Africa: "Bicycle is the equalizer that brings people together"
06 January 2024
Ondrej Zhasil
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"I think I made a mistake by competing again so soon after the Tour de France" - Ashleigh Moolman Pasio looks back at her first season with AG Insurance Soudal Quick Step
06 December 2023
Ondrej Zhasil
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Final startlist Glasgow World Championships Women's Elite Road Race with Vollering, Kopecky, Wiebes, Van Vleuten, Vos, Niewiadoma and Dygert
12 August 2023
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Latest comments
Jumpyjohn
25-10-2026
I think it’s becoming clear that cycling got way ahead of itself for a few reasons and is now coming to the realisation that some rider salaries just exploded without justification and it snowballed until sponsors started pulling money out because THEY did not see any return on increased costs. Cycling is still a dying sport (that never moved out of the niche family) and will remain so if it doesn’t embrace and promote new ventures or manage to attract new markets. Even within cycling, fans are basically compartimentalised, (almost nobody here follows track for example), and the multiplication of possibilities hasn’t grown the sport, it has just split it into a larger number of smaller branches. If it weren’t for nation state sponsors (far too numerous already) other teams would never have (had to resort to) raised bigger budgets that are now leading to sponsor abandonment. That’s the difference between long-term steady growth and financial doping, the latter can also just blow up in your face. I will venture to wager that apart from one or two exceptional cases, rider salaries will no longer go up and are quite likely to actually drop over the next decade.
Jumpyjohn
25-10-2026
You know you can post all this on idlprocycling too with your account(s) don’t you? There’s a whole bunch more articles and people there to inform.
Jumpyjohn
25-10-2026
That’s the kind of word my foreign grandma would have rendered fashionable again, like flabbergasted (at her time) ;-) Perhaps he should get a pro to fill out his papers and pack his bag too, customs have become keen on controlling anyone from the balkans.
Jumpyjohn
25-10-2026
Alternatively, just call Rod Steward
Searider
25-10-2026
I will be in Adelaide in a shot if Pogi comes to the Tour Down Under. Fingers and toes crossed that this will eventuate, he has just got to remember to stay aware of kangaroo’s, as Jay Vine can attest to. Though can’t be any worse than some of the passionate fans in Europe
Rafionain-Glas
24-10-2026
"The Spaniard also highlighted Florian Lipowitz, third in the recent World Championship time trial, as a rider to watch as he continues to gain experience." Please stop the AI slop
Rafionain-Glas
24-10-2026
I think it's great! Now there's a real reason forcing the people-who-don't-fix-the-potholes to fix the potholes... or not
RidesHills
24-10-2026
Roglič brought in as many points as some of the lower standing teams, so you would think that more than one team would be trying to get one of the top 25 points machines onto their team. He brought in only 500 points less than the entire Picnic Post NL team. Take those points and Unibet is still not in the top 18, but put him on one of the teams fighting for 18th and they get some security. NSN at 18th with Roglič’s 2100 points would be in 11th place.
awp
24-10-2026
He's 20, in two years or so he will be the guy winning everything.
PogiSloFans
24-10-2026
You're talking about being lucky if someone crashes out... I'm talking about quality.
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