Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 27 Marzo 2020
Comentado por: Bitossi

It has been three months since Ed Hood spoke to New Zealand’s fast-man, Jordan Kerby, a lot of things have changed since then, including the loss of the Olympic Games. Ed caught up with Jordan to hear his plans for Tokyo… Now dreams.

Pez Cyclingnews, Edmond Hood, 28 Enero 2019
Comentado por: Tim Booth

Yes, New Zealand! That's maybe an Australian flag that Jordan Kerby is holding proudly aloft, but the one-time World champion is now wearing the black of New Zealand. Ed Hood gets the whole story of the track fast-man from Queensland in Australia via Wellington in New Zealand.

Ride, Rob Arnold, 1 Febrero 2018
Comentado por: Bitossi

He’s the world champion for the individual pursuit and a rider who has become an integral part of the track racing scene in Australia. Jordan Kerby is also a nice bloke who has the world record in his sights…

ride, Rob Arnold, 0 2018
Comentado por: Bitossi

On Monday 4 June 2018 four riders were notified that they would no longer be part of the Australian Cycling Team. One of them is Jordan Kerby. He offers his take on the news shortly after surgery to remove four wisdom teeth…

Ride, Ride, 20 Abril 2017
Comentado por: Bitossi

Second part of our interview with the 2017 pursuit world champion Jordan Kerby

Ride, Ride, 20 Abril 2017
Comentado por: Bitossi

Jordan Kerby is one of the (many) new Australian world champions. He set a blistering time in qualifying for the individual pursuit in Hong Kong and then took the title later that day ahead of defending world champ Filippo Ganna of Italy.

VeloVeritas, Ed Hood, 8 Enero 2014
Comentado por: Bitossi

As we’re all too well aware, the sport has lost five top line teams for 2014 with no new teams coming in at Pro Continental or World Tour level to replace them; a sad state of affairs. But bucking the trend and moving up from Continental to Pro Continental level – the only team to do so - is Australian outfit, Drapac.