A Weekend of Speed, Strategy, and Standout Performances
The 2025 Victor Valley Omnium, held June 7–8 in Victorville, California, delivered an exciting weekend of stage racing for riders across all levels. Organized as a two-day omnium, the event combined a challenging road race on Saturday with a criterium-style Grand Prix on Sunday. Riders earned points based on their finishing position in each stage, with the overall winners crowned based on combined scores. From elite-level racing in the Pro 1-3 categories to deep fields in the Masters and Novice divisions, the Victor Valley Omnium offered something for everyone—and brought some tactical fireworks to the Southern California racing scene.
The 2025 Victor Valley Omnium showcased the depth and diversity of SoCal racing talent. From strategic breakaways in the Road Race to high-speed tactics in the Grand Prix, the event delivered across the board. Riders like Logan Unger and Nathan Cohen stood out with commanding performances, while numerous Masters categories saw close battles that kept the weekend thrilling to the end. For fans and racers alike, it was a strong highlight of the Southern California racing calendar.
Photo Gallery – Victor Valley Omnium Road Race
Stage 1 Recap – Road Race (June 7)
Saturday’s stage featured a rolling course with open exposure to the desert winds, adding an extra layer of difficulty for the peloton. Riders had to manage group positioning and wind tactics while saving energy for potential late-race moves.
Men’s Pro/1/2/3: Logan Unger (POA Racing) claimed victory after a decisive performance that established him as the early omnium leader. Aria Kiani (SoCalCycling.com Team) followed closely behind in second, while Jesse Hogin rounded out the podium.
Masters 50+: David Morrison (San Diego Bicycle Club) earned top honors with a strong solo effort in the final laps.
Masters 55+: Bart Clifford (E-Voke Racing) emerged as the winner, using well-timed attacks to distance himself from the competition.
Several other Masters and amateur categories saw competitive finishes, with many races decided by tactical sprints or breakaway efforts.
Stage 2 Recap – Grand Prix (June 8)
Sunday’s criterium-style Grand Prix featured a multi-turn course through Victorville, where cornering speed, group dynamics, and sprint timing were essential for success. This stage finalized omnium standings across all categories.
Men’s Pro/1/2/3: The stage win went to Kyle Cooper (Shockwave), while Logan Unger’s consistent finishes across both days secured him the overall omnium victory.
Cat 4/5: Nathan Cohen (Ventura) displayed dominant form winning the Gran Prix and finishing the weekend with 85 points to win the omnium in his category.
Masters 35+: Kyle Cooper also won the Grand Prix stage in the 35 + and topped the omnium standings in this group, racking up 80 points thanks to a solid ride in both stages.
Masters 55+: Dennis Grobe took the stage win in the Gran Prix and Michael Morrison claimed the overall win with 69 points—narrowly edging out Otto Nebel, who finished just one point behind.
2025 Victor Valley Omnium Results
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