Simone is a degree-qualified journalist that has accumulated decades of wide-ranging experience while working across a variety of leading media organisations. She joined Cyclingnews as a Production Editor at the start of the 2021 season and has now moved into the role of Australia Editor. Previously she worked as a freelance writer, Australian Editor at Ella CyclingTips and as a correspondent for Reuters and Bloomberg. Cycling was initially purely a leisure pursuit for Simone, who started out as a business journalist, but in 2015 her career focus also shifted to the sport.
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News New Zealander 'borrowed a mate's road wheels, put them on the gravel bike and gave it a nudge'

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News 'For a long time, I didn’t get any clarity on exactly what the problem was' said the Dutch rider after his second disqualification in a month

By Lyne Lamoureux, Simone Giuliani Last updated
Stage Preview June 4, 2026: A flat 159km from Ala - Brescello

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News Italian rider to stay with Bahrain Victorious, transitioning into a sports director role

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News Balance of US and international riders among the seven to join the series fray, with two riders from New Zealand following in the footsteps of Cameron Jones

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News 'Might have to come back three more times and who knows' says Australian after comes fourth at Unbound 200 this year, after fifth in 2025

By Jackie Tyson, Simone Giuliani Published
Analysis Mother Nature dictated how unpredictable the 20th anniversary of Unbound 200 would be with 'biblical' weather

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News 'If I have a week on the couch and then try and start training again I think it would be nice to do the Tour' says Australian as he makes pitch for support role in July

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News New champion shakes off rivals to cross the line at Ponderosa Pines with a six second advantage to second-placed Brent Rees

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News 'There was a weight difference of more than 50 grams between the first and second weighing' says team

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Results A second title for the 2022 winner, with Specialized Off-road teammate Geerike Schreurs second

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News Within the first hour, much of the field is off the bike with the mud-clearing paint sticks out

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News Canyon-SRAM rider wins with a gap of 20 minutes in wet and muddy conditions

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Contenders Running a ruler over the key players in Emporia from former winners Sofia Gómez Villafañe and Keegan Swenson to a raft of riders hoping to make a new addition to the honour list

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News Former road professional says the 200+ mile event will 'be a big test of endurance but you never know – hopefully I can do well'

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News Racing once again set to unfold at South Australia's Ponderosa Pines, with separate day of racing for elite women and elite men

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Analysis Winning Unbound 200 last year may have set the rider from New Zealand up for a career in gravel but "there's lots to gain by getting another one"

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News UAE Team Emirates-XRG were in prime position on stage 17 with three in the break but Arrieta was top finisher from squad with sixth as Narváez came ninth

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News Forecast of mid-week storms and expectations of messy conditions to be 'the main topic of conversation around Emporia for the next few days'

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Interview The two-time winner plans to 'ride as if there's no tomorrow and then see where I'm standing'

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News Fall came as British rider was racing in second place as she pursued XCO winner Laura Stigger

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News Change made to accomodate UCI request to reduce time women's teams are required to spend in Australia as they wait for Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

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News After his strong start to the Italian Grand Tour, a crash and illness have forced Lennert Van Eetvelt to depart

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Results Karolina Migoń and Jenson Young claim runner-up spots after heading out in the early breaks

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Results 2024 winner Johnston leaves defending champion Mark O'Brien in his wake on dash to line, Cromwell delivers again by attacking to fly solo
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