Interview with Anthony Canevari (Sho-Air / Specialized)
SoCalCycling.com caught up with Anthony Canevari, who is currently racing both road and mountain bikes for Sho-Air/Specialized. SoCalCycling.com: How did you get into cycling and when did you start? Anthony Canevari: I originally got into cycling from freestyle BMX. I did that for about 8 years and was sponsored by FitBikeCo. A friend of mine …
Phinney Wins Final Stage in Colorado; Vande Velde Wins Overall
Taylor Phinney won his second individual time trial of the season for the BMC Racing Team while teammate Tejay van Garderen placed third Sunday to finish as overall runner-up at the USA Pro Challenge. Phinney averaged nearly 53 kilometers an hour on the 15.3 km course on the way to adding another time trial win …
Getting to Metrolink Stations on Foot or Bike – Share your Ideas with OCTA
Many cyclists combine bike trips with rides on Metrolink trains and the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) is looking for ideas to make access easier and more convenient for bicyclists and pedestrians. The Orange County Transportation Authority is in the process of trying to improve non-motorized access (on foot or bike) to and from Orange …
SPY-Swamis Development Team Is Recruiting Riders
SPY-Swamis is looking to expand and augment its Development Team program for 2013 and is currently recruiting development (U25) riders who aspire to elevate their racing with an eye toward racing at the professional level. The SPY-Swamis Development Team is a fully supported team with a mission to provide the support and guidance to enable …
Farrar Wins Stage 5 of the 2012 USA Pro Challenge
With the riders reaching speeds of up to 42 mph, Stage 5 of the 2012 USA Pro Challenge came to an exciting conclusion with Tyler Farrar (USA) of Garmin-Sharp-Barracuda taking the win to the cheers of huge crowds. He was followed close behind by Taylor Phinney (USA) of BMC Racing Team in second and Alessandro …
Lance Armstrong Receives Lifetime Ban And Disqualification Of Competitive Results
USADA released the following statement: “USADA announced today that Lance Armstrong has chosen not to move forward with the independent arbitration process and as a result has received a lifetime period of ineligibility and disqualification of all competitive results from August 1, 1998 through the present, as the result of his anti-doping rule violations stemming …
