For racers in the southeast the red and black kits of the Hincapie Development squad have been a constant sight in the peloton. The squad has mostly focused on regional events with a few forays to bigger races such the Tour of the Gila in New Mexico with Hincapie Devo rider Mike Stone and a...

Spencer Gaddy of Charlotte, North Carolina had already made a name for himself in the southeast as a strong rider. Even when he was a first year rider 23-year old Gaddy dreamed of becoming a professional cyclist. Just four years later that dream has become a reality. Inferno Racing along with...

The 17th annual U.S. 10K Classic held in Atlanta, Georgia has approximately 11,000 runners, walkers, cyclists and inline skaters competing on one of America’s most challenging courses, raising awareness and funds for children’s charities and the development of the World Children’s...

This past week Greenville had a sudden influx of cyclists. Riding smoothly two by two and followed by a van your first guess might have been that it was a pro team getting in miles. Actually you just spotted America’s next group of up and coming racers. In Greenville for six-days was the...

If you have been paying attention to collegiate racing you have probably seen Greenville native Cinthia Lehner’s name at the top of the results list. This 19-year old freshman from Lees McRae College with an impressive racing resume and top placing in the junior national championships, now...

Since my last conversation with Floyd Landis his luck has turned around. With a record setting time trial victory in the Tour of the Bahamas, Landis has been offered a lucrative job. Not content with just working, Landis has also taken a group of young cyclists under his wing and is guiding...

This past weekend the 2010 Hincapie Development squad got together for the first time. Excitement had been building for the riders the week before and the U23 riders were chomping at the bit to throw a leg over the new Shimano Dura-Ace, Ritchey and Thomson equipped BMC Pro Machine. This was...