SDSR: Armstrong and Gaimon Win on GMR
The San Dimas Stage Race kicked off today with the Chaffey Auto Body Time Trial. Over 900 riders went against the clock for 3.8 miles up the beautiful Glendora Mountain Road in overcast conditions. With a new start and finish line that included slightly more climbing, the times were expected to be slightly slower than …
Davis Phinney to Receive the Redlands Bicycle Classic Legend Award
Davis Phinney is a name that needs little introduction in the minds of cycling enthusiasts. The man is the first American to win a stage of the Tour de France (in ’86, which he followed with another win in the ’87 Tour), was US Pro Road Champion in 1991, eight-time points classification winner of the …
Race Report: Turning Frustration into Victory
After two frustrating days at the Tour de Murrieta in California, Christiaan Kriek (Team Simple Green/Bike Religion) won the last stage and finished third overall in this tour over three days. Kriek described winning the final stage as one of his most satisfying victories ever. Especially after the frustration and disappointment he experienced in the …
San Dimas Stage Race Teams and Rosters
The dates for the San Dimas Stage Race (SDSR) are almost here. The San Dimas Stage Race is a premier race which attracts top flight riders and teams in all categories and provides great entertainment for spectators of all ages. Now in its 13th year, the race is hosted by Southern California Velo (SC Velo), …
Sixteen Teams to Compete in Amgen Tour of California
Race organizers have named the 16 teams, including some of the world’s best international and domestic squads, to compete in the 2012 Amgen Tour of California, which will take place May 13 to 20. Comprised of United Cycling International (UCI) Pro, Pro Continental and Continental squads, the 16 world class teams chosen to participate in …
Horner 2nd Overall at Tirreno-Adriatico
Fabian Cancellara posted up the best time in the final time trial at Tirreno-Adriatico to earn the second win of the season for RADIOSHACK NISSAN TREK. Teammate Chris Horner defended the race lead, but slipped to second on the classification behind winner Vincenzo Nibali. Throw in Daniele Bennati’s second place finish today and you have …
