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Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis Gears Up for 2015
Jelly Belly Candy Company continues its sponsorship of the Jelly Belly Cycling Team for a 16th season. The world’s longest-running title sponsorship in professional cycling is looking forward to another strong season with several exciting additions to the team roster. Tire company Maxxis is also returning as presenting sponsor. Four-time U.S. National Champion Fred Rodriguez …
Cycling Results – 2014
Jan ’14 Event Location Type Results 1/4-5 SCNCA Junior Camp presented by CCSD Orange County Camp 1/8-12 Cyclocross National Championships Boulder, CO CX results 1/12 Ontario Series Grand Prix Ontario Crit results 1/12 Criterium Skills Clinic presented by CCSD San Diego Clinic 1/19 USA Cycling’s SoCal Cup Bicycle Race #1 Dominguez Hills Crit results 1/25 …
UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team Announces 2015 Men’s Roster
The UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team is proud to announce a talented and capable 2015 men’s roster, building on a very successful 2014 season and poised to continue on the path of progress. The men of the UnitedHealthcare Blue Train expanded their European racing schedule in 2014 to participate in multiple WorldTour events. The team rode bravely …
UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team Announces 2015 Women’s Roster
After an incredible debut season on the women’s domestic and international racing scenes, the UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team has their sights on the 2015 season with new goals and a talented roster ready to achieve them. The 2014 racing season was an enormous success for the team, yielding overall classification wins at the Tour de Femenino …
JETCycling U23 Women’s Development Team Prepares for 2015
For the fourth year in a row, the JETCycling U23 Women’s Development Team, a 501 c 3 Non-Profit will be announcing their roster in the up and coming weeks. The team is made up of international riders from different parts of the world. Their mission is to give young ladies under 23 the ability to …
UHC’s Alison Powers Announces Retirement
After an outstanding year racing with the UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team around the world and representing the United States at the 2014 UCI Road World Championships, Alison Powers will retire from professional cycling and transition into the next chapter of her life. Looking back over her career, Powers commented, “It has been a pretty amazing …
