Eenkhoorn and Valente Win Queen Stage at Colorado Classic
Eenkhoorn Wins Stage 3; Mannion Holds GC The Queen’s Stage of the Colorado Classic proved to be a thriller in and around Denver After more than three and a half hours of high-speed pedaling over 100 miles of urban and mountain roads, the winner of the Colorado Classic’s Queen’s Stage presented by UnitedHealthcare came down …
Video & Report: Mannion and Hall Clinch Time Trial Wins Colorado Classic
Mannion Lands First Major Win in Stage 2 UnitedHealthcare goes 1-2 again in Colorado Classic Vail time trial Following a 1-2 finish in the women’s race, team UnitedHealthcare continued to clean up in Stage 2 of the 2018 Colorado Classic on Friday as Gavin Mannion flew up Vail Pass in a lightning fast 25 minutes, 41.28 …
Video & Report: Hecht and Wiasak Win Opening Stage of Colorado Classic
Pro Men’s Race: Hecht Takes Early Lead and Scores Astonishing First Major Win Riding in only his second 2.HC-rated cycling race, 20-year-old Gage Hecht (Aevolo) landed a huge victory in Stage 1 of the 2018 Colorado Classic here Thursday. The Parker, Colo., native and Junior National Time Trial/Criterium champion set the pace early, attacking on …
How to Watch the Colorado Classic
Whether it’s in person, on TV, streaming online, or through a just-released mobile app, the Colorado Classic puts fans close to the action The most exciting way to watch the 2018 Colorado Classic professional bike race is on site, but the race has developed numerous other ways to bring fans close to the action. With 15 …
Product Review: ROKA SR-1 Cycling Sunglasses
ROKA may not be the most well-known eyewear brand on the market yet as it is relatively new to the industry. ROKA definitely has some of the best sunglasses you can get your hands on. Even with ROKA eyewear being new to the eyewear market, ROKA has years of designing and engineering from some of …
Jelly Belly Candy Company Will Not Return to Cycling in 2019
Jelly Belly Candy Company announces it will not renew its cycling team sponsorship for the 2019 racing season. This change comes after a long and careful evaluation of the company’s entire sponsorship portfolio, including its involvement with professional cycling. “We have not reached this decision easily,” explained Rob Swaigen, vice president of global marketing. “While …
