Confident Cromwell ready to perform on the world stage "It's that I have been consistently strong this year, more consistently at the business end of the race": Tiffany Cromwell. Tiffany Cromwell says she has the confidence and not just the ability and form to mix it with the best riders in the elite women's world road race championship in Florence, Italy, on Saturday. While she has shown sparks of brilliant form in past seasons, Cromwell, 25, heads into the hilly 140 kilometre title race buoyed by a season in which she feels she has regularly been in the fray. Highlights for her season on the Australian Orica-AIS team are winning the Belgian Omloop Het Nieuwsblad classic in February and coming second and third in two stages of the Tour d'Ardeche in France this month. But many strong rides without the return of top results have helped, too. "It's that I have been consistently strong this year, more consistently at the business end of the race," Cromwell said. My climbing is stronger. My general strength is stronger. With Cromwell on the Australian team are: Tasmanian Amy Cure, the ACT's Gracie Elvin, Queenslander Shara Gillow, South Australian Carlee Taylor, and NSW's Lauren Kitchen and Amanda Spratt. "We are a young team this year ... yet we have a wealth of experience in terms of European knowledge," Cromwell said.