“On The House” LA26 Cycling Event –
Hosted by The Stonehaus, Sierra Nevada Brewing Company
and Davis Phinney Foundation Masters Cycling Team.
September 26, 2026. Westlake Village, CA.
About:
Team DPF Masters Cycling
The Davis Phinney Foundation Masters Team is made up of 17 accomplished and respected cyclists, most of which have a long history with the sport. Teammates racing under the Foundation’s banner include Olympian and World Masters Champion Thurlow Rogers, eight current or past Masters National Champions, and multiple California State Champions. The Team, primarily based in Southern California participates in USA Cycling, UCI World and numerous charity events.
Long time Team partners include Primal Clothing, Sierra Nevada Brewing, A&B Airbags, Hammer Nutrition, SRAM, 100% Sunglasses and Bike Legal. The Team’s goal is to raise awareness for the Davis Phinney Foundation for Parkinson’s throughout the year at races, and marquee events around the world, and to help those with Parkinson’s disease “Live Well Today!”
Davis Phinney Foundation For Parkinson’s
The Davis Phinney Foundation was created in 2004 by Olympic medalist and retired professional cyclist Davis Phinney to help people with Parkinson’s live well today. The Foundation’s focus is to provide programs and resources that offer inspiration, information, and tools that help people living with Parkinson’s take action that can immediately improve their quality of life.
Through The Every Victory Counts® manual, the Ambassador program, Pedaling for Parkinson’s™, and extensive online content, the Foundation impacts millions of individuals each year. The Davis Phinney Foundation is a leading resource for programs, events, and tools that offer inspiration, information, and practical support to help people living with Parkinson’s take action and improve their quality of life today. Each year, the Foundation reaches more than six million individuals and families through its online resources, events, and community programs Parkinson’s is the second most common neurodegenerative disorder. It affects more than one million people in the United States. With global reach, the Foundation’s work impacts millions of individuals and families each year.
