In a very recent interview Caleb Ewan noted that he had had a few preliminary discussions with pro-teams including SBTB and that he'd weigh it up, but he felt it was most likely he'd go to the Jayco-AIS u/23 team for at least one year to continue to grow and learn the trade of professional cyclist. Something also alluded to in this article interviewing one of the AIS coaches.
http://www.smh.com.au/sport/cycling...or-ewan-says-former-coach-20120924-26hps.html
No surprise he's in SBTBs sights given he's from Bowral, home of SBTB DS Brad McGee's family bike store...Im sure they've helping him out with kit etc for a while as a "local lad"
http://mcgeescycling.com/team.html
As for OGE missing out on talents, I think its a good thing that young Australian riders go to other teams, not everyone is suited to the AIS methods and Im sure getting out of a 'system' is a good break for some of these guys who've ridden track in the AIS since they were teens.
http://www.smh.com.au/sport/cycling...or-ewan-says-former-coach-20120924-26hps.html
No surprise he's in SBTBs sights given he's from Bowral, home of SBTB DS Brad McGee's family bike store...Im sure they've helping him out with kit etc for a while as a "local lad"
http://mcgeescycling.com/team.html
As for OGE missing out on talents, I think its a good thing that young Australian riders go to other teams, not everyone is suited to the AIS methods and Im sure getting out of a 'system' is a good break for some of these guys who've ridden track in the AIS since they were teens.
