Report & Photo Gallery: Carlsbad Grand Prix of Cycling
The City of Carlsbad hosted the Carlsbad Grand Prix of Cycling on Sunday July 17th. Fresh off the heals of the Adrenaline Twilight Grand Prix, which took place the night before, there was not a lot of time for recovery for the Pro 1/2 riders that raced the night before and made for some tired …
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Launches CF Cycle for Life Century Ride in Covina, CA
Local Fundraiser Part of Nationwide Effort to Battle Fatal Disease The Los Angeles Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation announced today the launch of the nationally branded fundraising campaign, the CF Cycle for Life. With more than forty rides across the country, thousands of participants will take part in these premiere cycling events, which generate …
Race Report: Adrenaline Twilight Grand Prix – By Wesley Eslick, SoCalCycling.com Team
On Saturday July 16th, Adrenaline Cycling hosted the Adrenaline Twilight Grand Prix. This was an unusual race for Southern California as it was hosted at 8pm on Saturday night around the Qualcomm Stadium parking lot. The race course was challenging with a nice hard hill on it, as well as a 180 degree hairpin off …
Jelly Belly Cycling pb MAXXIS Signs Ulises Castillo
Jelly Belly Cycling presented by MAXXIS have signed rising star Ulises Castillo for the remainder of the 2016 season and 2017. Castillo, 25, lit Southern California up this season with wins at a stage at Redlands, overall at Tour of Murrieta, Temecula Grand Prix, Sea Otter Classic’s road and crit stages, and many more. “The …
Dombrowski Returns to Cannondale-Drapac for 2017
American Joe Dombrowski has re-signed with the Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling Team, marking a second term at the outfit for the 25-year-old climber. “It was an easy decision to stay. I’ve made a lot of progress at this team and I fit in great here. It’s feels like family,” Dombrowski said. He raced the Giro d’Italia …
Photo of the Week: Animator Alaphilippe
A former white jersey holder at this years Tour, the 24-year-old Julian Alaphilippe spent the whole day in the escape, before notching up another top 5. Returning to the Tour de France for the first time in four years, the brutal Col du Grand Colombier (12.8 kilometers, 6.8%) shattered the leading group, Rafal Majka (Tinkoff) and …
