VeloVeritas, Ed Hood, 28 Noviembre 2013
Comentado por: Bitossi

It seems just like yesterday we were asking James McCallum if he’d ever consider turning pro – but that was back in 2006 after his second Commonwealth Games and a bronze medal in the scratch race. The following year he did indeed turn professional for Plowman Craven and since has ridden for Endura, Rapha Condor; and for 2014 he joins new – and much talked about – NFTO. ‘Not For The Ordinary’ is an outdoor clothing company based in Hereford with ex-military man John Wood behind it.

Road Cycling UK, Colin Henrys, 14 Noviembre 2013
Comentado por: Bitossi

Scottish veteran James McCallum is relishing the opportunity to race on front of a home crowd when the second Revolution Series event of the season is held in Glasgow on November 30. The 34-year-old sealed overall victory for Rapha Condor-JLT at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome alongside Olympic champion Ed Clancy last season.

veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 9 Junio 2011
Comentado por: lucybears

James McCallum has been at it again; winning, that is – the 46th edition of the Davie Bell Memorial road race in Ayrshire, which was round four of the Scottish Power Renewables Super Six Series. It was a third successive win in the series for the Rapha Condor-Sharp rider.

veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 8 Abril 2011
Comentado por: lucybears

'Man in Black' James McCallum (Rapha Condor Sharp) was too strong for the rest in the second round of the Super Six at Rosneath on Sunday, showing the full field of 80 how it should be done when you're a full time bike rider.

veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 26 Octubre 2010
Comentado por: lucybears

VeloResults waited until we were sure that James McCallum was displaying no symptoms of dengue fever before we caught up with him at Starbucks for a chat about his third Commonwealth Games.

veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 20 Marzo 2010
Comentado por: lucybears

We caught up with former British criterium champion and reigning British omnium champion, James McCallum to get the low down on one of the richest crits around - Singapore.

veloresults.co.uk, Martin Williamson, 30 Enero 2010
Comentado por: lucybears

Ex-British Criterium Champion and Commonwealth Games track medalist James McCallum has recently returned from a few months racing and resting in the antipodes, and is looking forward to getting stuck into the new season with his re-vamped Endura Racing team.

veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 3 Diciembre 2007
Comentado por: lucybears

The 2006 season was a great one for James McCallum; it's not every year you win a Commonwealth Games medal. It seemed like it would take a lot to top 2006; how does the 2007 British Criterium Championships and the most glamorous crit in Britain sound?

pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 15 Septiembre 2007
Comentado por: lucybears

Most Scottish heather is of the ‘bonnie purple’ type, but there’s also the rarer, white heather; that gypsies used to sell as ‘lucky white heather’. Nowadays, the phrase has entered the Scottish vocabulary in an ironic fashion, meaning; anything, except good luck!

pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 12 Septiembre 2007
Comentado por: lucybears

As well as the Vuelta and the Tour of Polska, there's also a Tour blasting around Britain at the moment; it even comes to Bonnie Scotland. British Criterium champion and Commonwealth Games medallist, Scotsman James McCallum, will be spending some of his 'transfer time' talking to PEZ.

veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 21 Junio 2007
Comentado por: lucybears

James McCallum added British Criterium Championship gold to Commonwealth Games points bronze, last night in Otley.

veloresults.co.uk, Ed Hood, 14 Agosto 2006
Comentado por: lucybears

Scotland’s great performances at the Commonwealth Games Velodrome didn’t get the attention they merited. James McCallum came back with a bronze medal from the 20 Kilometer Scratch, making a mockery of those who felt he wasn’t worthy of selection.