Alex Hinds

Alex Hinds, Production Editor

Sydney, Australia

Alex Hinds is a graduate of Economics and Political Science from Sydney University. Growing up in the metropolitan area of the city he quickly became a bike junkie, dabbling in mountain and road riding. Alex raced on the road in his late teens, but with the time demands of work and university proving too much, decided not to further pursue full-time riding.

If he was going to be involved in cycling in another way the media seemed the next best bet and jumped at the opportunity to work in the Sydney office of Cyclingnews when an offer arose in early 2011.

Though the WorldTour is of course a huge point of focus throughout the year, Alex also takes a keen interest in the domestic racing scene with a view to helping foster the careers of the next generation of cycling.

When not writing for Cyclingnews Alex is a strong proponent of the awareness of cyclists on the road in Sydney having had a few close run-ins with city traffic in the past.

Latest articles by Alex Hinds

Joseph Lewis (Trek_LIVESTRONG)

Livestrong's early finish leads Lewis down unexpected roads

By Alex Hinds published

How a UCI ruling opened the Australian to racing at Sun Tour, Southland

Teams & Riders
Nathan Haas (Genesys Wealth Advisors)

Haas to Garmin-Cervélo, Von Hoff to Chipotle in 2012

By Alex Hinds published

Australian riders get reward for dominant domestic seasons

Teams & Riders
Team Sky's Scott Sunderland will be helping his fellow Sporting Directors gain the UCI diploma. He will be a lecturer in some of the programme's modules.

Scott Sunderland reflects on directing his first 'Grafton'

By Alex Hinds published

Former pro hopes to help build the strength of the NRS in years ahead

Teams & Riders
Australian Lachlan Morton (Chipotle Development Team) finished sixth overall for his best result and is a rider to watch in future tours.

Morton enjoys opportunistic day in Grafton to Inverell

By Alex Hinds published

19-year-old wins sprint and mountains prizes despite interrupted preparation

Teams & Riders
Luke Davison and Brian Mcleod at the finish of the Grafton to Inverell Cycle Classic. Mcleod was 3rd, while Davison edged Lachlan Morton for 5th.

Budget Forklifts' young guns Davison and Mcleod lead the way for team in Grafton

By Alex Hinds published

Duo rue fatigue in final kilometres, but help snag team's classification

Teams & Riders
Mark Jamieson scores the biggest win of his road career with a convincing sprint to the line agains Chris Jory (BikeBug.com) and Brian Mcleod (Budget Forklifts)

Jamieson crowns season in style with record pace victory in Inverell

By Alex Hinds published

Jory happy with second, as Mcleod settles for third

Teams & Riders
Hard work but worth it: Race winner Ben Dyball was looking forward to a cool drink after claiming the mens' under 23 road race title in Buninyong.

Climbing prospect Dyball still facing uncertain future after breakout performance at Nationals

By Alex Hinds published

22-year-old laments lack of victories in 2011 season

Teams & Riders
Matvey Zubov (Russian National Team) leads the peloton towards the top of Poatina as Patrick Shaw (Genesys Wealth Advisers) feels the strain behind.

NRS reaches climax as Grafton to Inverrell opens Australian Classics season

By Alex Hinds published

Genesys without Von Hoff opens the door for BikeBug.com and Jayco-2XU teams

Teams & Riders
Eric Sheppard poses with his Plan B Racing teammates.

Sheppard gets breakthrough win for Plan B in Indonesia

By Alex Hinds published

20-year-old earns early birthday present for himself on Asian Tour

Teams & Riders
Peter Herzig (Team Budget Forklifts) broke away on the first lap in a bold move to try and disrupt the plans of others.

Last chance saloon for Herzig at Sun Tour

By Alex Hinds published

Australian journeyman hopes to wind back the clock for success at five day race

Teams & Riders
Nathan Haas (Genesys Wealth Advisers) takes out the final stage ahead of V Australia's Bernard Sulzberger.

Haas wins Tour of Tasmania

By Alex Hinds published

Perfect finish for NRS leader, who also grabs final stage

Teams & Riders
Matthew Lloyd (Omega Pharma-Lotto) wins the stage.

Recharged Lloyd returns to racing at Jayco Herald Sun Tour

By Alex Hinds published

29-year-old motivated for next chapter in his career

Teams & Riders
Haas now wearing the yellow jersey of the Tour of Tasmania.

Markov outkicks Lewis to take win in West Mooreville

By Alex Hinds published

Haas extends lead, but GC still tight ahead of final day of racing

Teams & Riders
Mark Cavendish (HTC-Highroad) was full of praise for Tony Martin after the stage.

Tour of Beijing an historic moment in Asian racing

By Alex Hinds published

WorldTour teams set to take on former Olympic roads

Teams & Riders
The remainder of the Jayco-2XU team near the summit of Mt.Wellington during their stage winning ride.

Jayco-2XU's team of superstars topple Genesys on opening day

By Alex Hinds published

Tasmanian Mark Jamieson dons first yellow jersey in home Tour

Teams & Riders
Adam Phelan (Drapac) in yellow on day one of the Tour de Taiwan.

Phelan having an 'eye opening' season with Drapac

By Alex Hinds published

20-year-old Australian rider hopeful of a result at the 2.1 rated Jayco Herald Sun Tour

Teams & Riders
The Tour's top three (l-r): Peter McDonald (2nd,Drapac Porsche), Bernard Sulzberger (1st,Fly V Australia), and Luke Durbridge (3rd,Jayco/AIS).

Sulzberger primed to lead V Australia's Tasmanian title defence

By Alex Hinds published

NRS leaders Genesys to take backseat role as team eyes Herald Sun Tour

Teams & Riders
The final podium, Steele Von Hoff (3rd, and Goulburn Classic winner), Nathan Haas (1st), and Adam Phelan (3rd).

Goulburn to Sydney: A two day Classic?

By Alex Hinds published

Organisers consider implications of opening day

Racing
Scott Law (V Australia) takes out stage one of the tour in North Shore.

Law laments indecision on Razorback descent

By Alex Hinds published

20-year-old sprinter says escape was stronger than expected

Teams & Riders
Chloe Hosking (HTC-HighRoad) won the young rider competition by one second from Chantal Blaak (AA Drink)

Hosking quietly confident going into worlds

By Alex Hinds published

Australian sprinter 'feeling really strong' for Saturday's road race

Teams & Riders
A sweet moment: Von Hoff crosses the line to take out the Goulburn Sydney Classic.

Von Hoff storms home in Camden to take out hard fought classic

By Alex Hinds published

Perfect day for Genesys, as Haas gets yet another overall win

Teams & Riders
Anthony Giacoppo celebrates his first win in the NRS, in the Goulburn to Sydney Cycle Classic prologue.

Giacoppo gets long overdue win in Goulburn

By Alex Hinds published

Haas narrowly edged into second, Phelan third

Teams & Riders
The ‘Taree Terrier’, Philip Grenfell (Bikebug.com), is an improving rider and took out his second stage win in the series in Merbein. Grenfell won a stage of the Tour of Gippsland in August.

Watch this space: Phil Grenfell, the NRS's next Von Hoff?

By Alex Hinds published

Former rower enjoying impressive rise on domestic circuit

Streaming
Aussie Stuart O'Grady happy on the start line.

Australia announces Worlds team

By Alex Hinds published

Goss to lead one of the 'strongest teams ever named'

Teams & Riders
Free wheeling Freiberg: Michael Freiberg (V Australia) takes out stage six in Rochester.

Freiberg eyes worlds berth as he builds for 2012 Olympics

By Alex Hinds published

20-year-old Australian realistic, but hopeful

Teams & Riders
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