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Results Stage 5 Cahersiveen To Clonakilty
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An Post Rás Stage 4 Pictures Charleville To Cahersiveen
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| Patrick Bevin New Zealand In Yellow Winning His Second Stage Of The 2014 An Post Rĺs Into Cahersiveen |
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Results Stage 4 Charleville To Cahersiveen
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An Post Rás Stage 3 Pictures Lisdoonvarna To Charleville
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| Jan Sokol Of Synergy Baku Azerbaijan, Winning Stage 3 Of The An Post Rás in Charleville |
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Results Stage 3 Lisdoonvarna To Charleville
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An Post Rás Stage 2 Pictures Roscommon To Lisdoonvarna
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| Patrick Bevin New Zealand Cycling Team Winning Stage 2 Of The An Post Rás in Lisdoonvarna |
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Results Stage 2 Roscommon To Lisdoonvarna
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An Post Rás Stage 1 Pictures Dunboyne To Roscommon
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| Robert John McCarthy An Post Chain ReactionTakes 1 Into Roscommon From Team Mate Shane Archbold. |
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Results Stage 1 Dunboyne To Roscommon
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Last Year’s Runner-Up McConvey Aiming To Go One Better For 2014 An Post Rás
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| Connor McConvey Last Year’s Runner-Up Aimin To Go One Better For 2014 An Post Rás |
Last year’s runner-up Connor McConvey has been confirmed as spearheading the Azerbaijan Synergy Baku team for the 2014 An Post Rás, which begins in Dunboyneon Sunday.
The 25 year old rider has a strong history in the event, netting fourth overall in 2010, seventh in 2012 and then clocking up three top five stage finishes last year plus an excellent second overall. He finished deadlocked on time with the Polish rider Marcin Bialoblocki, who took the general classification victory by virtue of better stage placings.
The Synergy Baku team has two more Irish riders within its ranks but both of those will unfortunately miss the race due to illness. National champion Matt Brammeier had been pencilled in to ride the race for the second time in his career but while he has been in fine form this season, he has had to withdraw due to chicken pox.
Also out is the rider who finished second behind him in last year’s championships, Philip Lavery. He currently has an infection and has told the team he will not have recovered in time.
The team will include four overseas riders, namely the Germans Christoph Schweizer and Daniel Klemme plus the Austrian duo Markus Eibegger and Jan Sokol.
All have good results to their credit: Schweizer won a stage in the 2013 Tour of Azerbaijan and was second this year on a stage of the Tour of Taiwan while Klemme clocked up a stage win in the Tour of China last season. Eibegger won a stage in the recent Tour de Bretagne and Sokol was second and third on stages of the Mzansi Tour.
McConvey had been below his usual level earlier this year but general manager David McQuaid states that he has turned things around. More>>>
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