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UCI BMX Supercross World Cup Season Wraps In Chula Vista
The 2013 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup series came to an end in Chula Vista, California. This year’s last stop delivered a thrilling finale with great races in excellent conditions. Marianna Pajon (COL) took the double. The Olympic Champion won the main event and with that she also took home the overall price for the …
Keough and Schneider Win USA CRITS Finals
Pro Men’s Race The UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team wrapped up a dominant 2013 USA CRITS Series season with a podium sweep as Luke Keough, Hilton Clarke and Carlos Alzate, went 1-2-3, respectively, at the 2013 USA CRITS Finals on Thursday, September 19, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Entering the race as the 2013 USA CRITS Series …
Sho-Air Comes To USA Cycling’s Aid
Scott Tedro, owner of Sho-Air International (owners of the US Cup and Team Sho-Air / Cannondale, and title sponsor of NICA), declared that the company will create a fund to assist all 35 USAC-selected competitors for the 2013 Mountain Bike World Championships to be held in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. Sho-Air will provide a check for …
Team Sho-Air Director Ty Kady Takes on New Business Endeavor
Team Sho-Air has announced that long time team manager and U.S. Cup marketing director has formed a new company outside of the cycling industry. Ty will still retain his ownership shares in Team Sho-Air Inc. and work closely with company president R. Scott Tedro as partner for all of team Sho-Air’s projects. Kady is now …
A Look at GT Bicycles 2014 Full Suspension Mountain Bikes
GT Bicycles unveiled the next generation of GT full suspension mountain bikes this past weekend in Park City, Utah. The GT fleet has been completely reworked with three new models for 2014: the all-around capable Force for All-Mountain riding, the Sensor for the aggressive Trail rider, and the revolutionized Fury for the Gravity rider. Equipped …
U.S. CUP West Series Finishes On a High Note
To paraphrase those immortal words of announcing legend Jim McKay at the opening of that iconic television anthology “ABC’s Wide World of Sports,” this year’s Big Bear Shootout represented the “thrill of victory and the agony of the feet.” Or something like that. We’re talking a minimum of 7000 feet of agony, give or take …
