Svein Tuft is Tough Enough in Richmond

The Inaugural US Open Championships in Virginia seemed to be a warm weather type of event. But my Central New York cold weather depression was lifted when I watched the NBC coverage and saw snow and cold temperatures greeting the riders. The weather was bad enough to delay the start of the race for 90 [...]

Clarke Conquers Wet Chris Thater NRC

In very wet conditions, competition is fierce on 6-corner Thater course By Matt Howey Hilton Clarke (Navigators) Salutes Victory at Chris Thater Binghamton, NY (August 27, 2006) – In pouring rain and cooler temperatures, many of the United States’ brightest cycling stars stood at attention as the national anthem was played in anticipation for the [...]

Tour of US? How about Tours of the US?

Cyclelicio.us has an entry on the feasability of having a Tour of US. Looking at some of the major US races which are about 1 week long, would it be feasable to combine these to to one three week race? Tour of California – 8 stages Tour de Georgia – 6 stages Tour de Toona [...]

United Pro Cycling Team

The United Pro Cycling Team will be revealed today. The new venture tries to create a new model for cycling team formation where they are not completely reliant on a sponsor for the teams survival. “United Pro Cycling Team is a new concept, as far as this sport is concerned,” said team owner and founder [...]

Random Facts About Mike Jones

Walker Texas Ranger and Jack Bauer are tough guys, but they don’t race for HealthNet. Mike Jones is the toughest of them all, and to prove it “The Pros Stuff Gossip” pages has a list of Random Facts About Mike Jones: When Mike Jones sends in his taxes, he sends blank forms and includes only [...]