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Alexander's Bikes Stolen!
Sunday, 07 March 2010 07:41

World Champion's Bikes Stolen!

Craig Alexander's Orbea Bikes were stolen right out of his garage earlier this week.  While most folks in the small town of
Cronulla (outside of Sydney) were asleep, thieves hit a series a garages on Crowie's block and walked away with his
race and training bikes. 

If you have any information you feel might aide authorities in locating Craig's bikes, please contact Crime Stoppers
at  1800 333 000 

 http://news.google.com.au/news/more?um=1&cf=all&ned=au&cf=all&ncl=dA-BJIknmycbKYMP9ApeZGYC5mMKM

Craig Alexander - Stolen Bike Spec's - 2 Bikes

Race Bike
Bike Name: Black ORBEA ORDU
Size: 51cm
Headset: Integrated Headset
Derailer Front: SHIMANO 7900 DI2 ELECTRONIC
Brake Lever: Shimano Durace Carbon
Brake Callipers: DI2 Group Set
Cranks: SRM Power Meter
BB-Set: Enduro Grade 3 Grade 3 Ceramic Bearings
Aerobars: Pro Carbon Missile Flat with Straight Bars
Head Stem: Pro Vibe 85mm
Seat: Fizik Arione Carbon Tri 2
Chain: Durace 10 Speed
Cassette: 12-23 Durace
Training Wheels: Durace Wheels
Tyres: Continental Grand Prix Clinchers for Training
Cages: XLAB Chimp and Gorilla Carbon Cages
XLAB Rear Carbon Hydration System
Pedals: Durace


Road Bike
Frame: Black Orbea ORCA
Derailer Front: SHIMANO 7900 Durace
Training Wheels: Durace Wheels

 

 
Crowie Nails Australian Long Course Championships
Wednesday, 24 February 2010 17:59

Craig Alexander Win Streak Continues....


Although he has won this race 5 times before, Crowie had to work a bit this weekend to take home his 6th Aussie Long Course Championship in Huskisson, Australia.  Outdueling Pete Jacobs and a hard fighting Tim Berkel, Alexander crossed the finish line in pole position at 3:36:04 (about 1 minute up on Jacobs).  The Womens race was won by Carrie Lester. 

Next up for Craig is the defense of his '09 Ironman 70.3 Singapore Championship.   

 

 
Alexander, Griffin go 1-2 at Season Opener
Sunday, 07 February 2010 07:25

Craig Alexander and Leon Griffin take 1st and 2nd at the Ironman Geelong 70.3

Defending Ironman World Champion Craig Alexander opened his 2010 season with a win at the Ironman 70.3 Geelong (Australia) in just 3:53:15.  2008 winner and former World Champion in the Duathlon, Leon Griffin, took 2nd place about 1:20 behind Alexander.   Both athletes were happy with their performances despite the season being early and their form at a self proclaimed (70%).   Alexander and Griffin both displayed some new sponsors logos for 2010.  Griff is part of the newly formed Pearl Izumi triathlon team and Crowie has new partnerships with All3Sports.com, Scape sunscreen, Body Science nutrition, and a few others..

From the Sydney Morning Herald:

Griffin admired Alexander's performance.
"Today was always going to come down to a running race,"
he said. "Craig showed why he's the world champion, he ran away with ease."

Alexander was similarly complimentary of Griffin.
"Griff's on the same sort of upswing as me," Alexander said. "He had a great race. I think he's very under-rated. He's a great athlete."


Alexander and Griffin both train in Boulder, Colorado during the US Tri season

Final Race Results Here

Sydney Morning Herald Coverage

The Competitor Group - Photos

Slowtwitch.com


Crowie in Red Orca this Year                                             Griffin in Pearl Izumi