USA Cycling announced their 2011 National Racing Calendar with 28 events listed starting in Redlands, California with the Redlands Bicycle Classic and ending in our nation’s capital with the CapCrit. Added to the NRC calendar are two events: USA Speedweek series and the Labor Day Omnium. Returning is the always popular Presbyterian Hospital Invitational criterium …
America’s biggest stage race, the Amgen Tour of California, rolls out of Sacramento in just a couple of days. This eight-day stage race travels the length of California finishing in Thousand Oaks. Throughout the race Carolina Cycling News will be there with daily updates with a focus on on the Southeast’s own pro cyclists as …
The Joe Martin four-day, four-stage race offered more than $55,000 in cash and merchandise to competitors across 11 categories. This year event planners predicted over 700 riders with approximately 1,500 support personnel for the four-day event. There were riders from 17 countries and all 50 states. The stage race consisted of a 2.5 mile uphill …
Yesterday it was Australian Karl Menzies of UnitedHealthcare taking the win in the sixth criterium of the Speed Week series. Today in Sandy Springs, Georgia it was still a UnitedHealthcare rider, however it was Jake Keough taking his second win of the week. Menzies wasn’t to be denied a podium spot on the day and …
The city of Spartanburg was the fifth stop of the Speed Week series. In the women’s race the Colavita-Baci domination continued with Theresa Cliff-Ryan notching another win. Under the city lights UnitedHealthcare’s Jake Keough came over the top of the Ouch/Bahati Foundation train to take the win. “After being so close the last few races, …