January News

Bonnie's account of her first race of the season can be read here.

Today the season has begun, and our boys attended the first race of the season as a full squad (9 riders).  Though they were active in most of the day's action, and were set up for a terrific leadout, the race conditions prevented another '3 in the top 5' scenario, and the team began the year with 13th (Aaron Quesnell) and 16th (Randall Coxworth) places.  It's only the first race, and all are pleased with the team 's performance, racing alongside professionals from T-Mobile, Jittery Joe's, Kodak-Sierra Nevada, and Successful Living.  As for the women, Bonnie Bourque was the sole representative of the Women's Elite team, and rode to a fine 4^th place finish.  Good job Bonnie!

Our web site is undergoing some major changes, while the framework will remain the same.  The changes will help make updating more efficient.  More to come soon. 

We have exciting news to report; our own Anna Lang has been selected to represent the U.S. in Los Angeles at the upcoming World Cup track race this month.  Lang is our second Anna to be selected for World Cup competitions from the Karl Strauss/SDBC Elite Team.  Congrats and best of luck, Anna.  We will keep you posted on her performance in L.A.  You can read the official press release here.

February News

As a preamble to the final stage of the Tour of California, the men's team participated in the Long Beach Shoreline Circuit Race.  The race was fast from the gun, and a field sprint was inevitable.  In the end, our boys placed 6^th (Randall Coxworth), 8^th (Nick Onate), 9^th (Andy Wilson) and 14^th (Aaron Quesnell).  Four in the top 15 was a commendable result, considering the team tried desperately to keep their leadout train together to the end.  Good job guys.

Nick Onate has sent in his recount of the Costa Mesa Criterium, which can be read here.

Anna Lang has submitted her race report of the Valley of the Sun Stage Race.  You can read it here.  The men's team will be competing this Sunday at the Long Beach Shoreline Circuit Race, while the women will attend the Santa Clarita criterium on Saturday.  Look for updates on both races soon.

See the final sprint finish at the Valley of the Sun Stage Race, where Anna Lang scored an impressive win against some of the country's best female cyclists. Congratulations Anna!

The final day of the Valley of the Sun stage race produced some great results, with newly upgraded to a category 2, Anna Lang, scoring an incredible victory in the Women's 1-2 criterium!  Great job Anna!  In the Pro Men's final stage, Randall Coxworth took 6^th place (best amateur), ending a tough weekend in Phoenix on a positive note.  Final results and reports from the stage race will be available soon. 

While most of the team was in Arizona, Nick Onate and Drew Salcedo represented the team colors in the Costa Mesa Criterium (CBR), with Nick taking 8^th place in the event.   

Quick Update: Six men and three women from Team Karl Strauss/SDBC are currently racing in the Valley of the Sun Stage Race.  Katharine Lundby placed highest for the women in 18th, while Chris McDonald finished 30th in the time trial stage.  Stay tuned for more updates from the road.

Katharine and Bonnie have sent in their race recap from the Roger Millikan Memorial Criterium from both the field and the breakaway perspectives.  You can read about it here.

Bonnie has submitted her race report from the Imperial Classic, which can be read here.

Today, six riders from the men's team took the line at the Roger Millikan Memorial.  They faced a strong field that contained riders from Discovery, Toyota United, and Health Net, in addition to the strong local riders.  The race was fast and nothing was allowed to stay away.  In the end, Toyota set up their man Ivan Dominguez, who won the race.  Andy Wilson managed 14^th place.  The women had another great day out, placing two in the top five, with Katharine Lundby 2nd, and Bonnie Bourque 5th.  More details to come.

Katharine has submitted her race report for the Boulevard Road Race.  You can read her report here.

Another top 5 for the women; a tough day for the men.  Bonnie Bourque placed 4^th today at the Imperial Classic, while the men tried desperately to find the perfect breakaway combination, but only managed 8^th place.  That's racing!  Next up, a full squad will compete tomorrow in the Roger Millikan Memorial.  Stay tuned for results. 

Karl Strauss/SDBC continues to grow.  We are proud to announce that Sean Watkins has joined the team for 2007.  Sean was a former professional with the Schroeder Iron team, and brings a wealth of experience to our team.  Sean is truly excited to return to the sport with team Karl Strauss/SDBC.  Welcome Sean.    

Anna Lang has submitted her race recap of her double win day at the Red Trolley Criterium.  You can read all about it here.

Our new photo gallery is up and running!  You can view images from our first race of the season, the Ride it Like you Stole it Criterium (CBR) here.  Be sure to look at the slideshow feature of the new gallery.  Stay tuned for more updates soon.

Quesnell Wins Masters 30+; Lang wins 2!  It was quite an exciting day of racing at the Red Trolley Criterium this Super Bowl Sunday.  Aaron Quesnell and Andy Wilson went 1-2 in the Masters 30+ event.  Anna Lang won both the Women's 1-2-3 and 3-4 events.  Chris, Greg and Andrew Salcedo competed in the severely shortened Pro 1-2 race, with another strong Pro field.  Look for race reports from our winners in the coming days.  It was a great day out for our team.  Congratulations! 

Lundby takes 2^nd place at the hilly, and very windy, Boulevard Road Race!  Katharine was able to escape the field with a Bicycle John's rider, but that's all we know!  Look for her report of the day soon.  As for the men, Randall Coxworth used the Masters 35+ race to open up for tomorrow's criterium, and Chris McDonald and Greg Bourque were severely challenged with an NRC caliber field.  Full squads from Health Net, Toyota United, and Team Slipstream were there to keep the race fast!  Several other pro teams and individuals comprised one of the toughest fields ever assembled at Boulevard.  Both riders completed three of four laps before calling it a day.  On to Red Trolley... 

News headlines from the month of January have been archived.  The teams take to the hills of the Boulevard Road Race, and the fast lanes of the "Top Gun" course at the Red Trolley Criterium this weekend.  We'll keep you posted on the team's performances.

March News

This evening several members of the Karl Strauss/SDBC Elite Men's and Women's teams attended the second round of the Del Mar Criterium Series.  For the men, Randall Coxworth sprinted for 3^rd place.  For the women, Bonnie Bourque won the race by lapping the field, while Melinda Johnson took 3^rd and Kim Paine placed 4^th in the field sprint.  Both teams will have a chance for overall victory in the series finale on April 7th.  Congrats to all tonight on another good performance.  

With a full-squad in attendance at this year's Redlands criterium, it was only fitting that the men would put the numbers into the top twenty places on the day.  Chris McDonald worked hard in the only real break of the race, but when it was caught, the team assembled near the font, and pretty much kept together to the line.  As a result, the riders placed 4^th (Randall Coxworth), 5^th (Andy Wilson), 10^th (Nick Onate), 12^th (Aaron Quesnell), and 18^th (Sammy Dean).  Job well done guys!

For the women, Anna Lang and Katharine Lundby attended the LA Circuit Race, with Anna taking the win, and Katharine placing 3^rd.  Congratulations ladies!

Chris has written his report on the San Dimas Stage Race, which can be read here.

Lang scores another big result!  In only her second start in an NRC event for Karl Strauss/SDBC, Anna Lang stayed upright, and was able to use her sprinting speed to earn 5^th place in the Sequoia Classic Criterium.  Congratulations Anna!  Look for a recount of the Women's event in the near future. 

The final stage of the SDSR treated spectators to a great show.  Because of a front-line starting position (based on his general classification, or GC), Chris McDonald was able to get into a 13-man breakaway that would go the distance...barely.  In the last remaining laps, Jittery Joe's Cesar Grajales escaped for the victory, while McDonald safely sprinted to a fine 7^th place.  For his efforts, Chris finished 15^th overall in the general classification.  You can read more about the race in an upcoming report. 

Stage II of the SDSR was fast and furious, and while the team maintained position near the front, an ill-timed crash changed the shape of the race for the remaining laps.  At the finish, Greg came in 19^th, and Chris finished in 30^th.  The general classification changed significantly due to the crash, but Chris only dropped one place to 14^th overall.  Tomorrow, the team faces the final stage, a 90-minute criterium around the streets of San Dimas.  We'll have final results and an update of the race by Tuesday.   

Stage one of the San Dimas stage race featured a hill climb time trial of 3.8 miles.  Scott Moninger (BMC) flew up the mountain in a time of 12:56, winning the event by 21 seconds over Ian McKissick (BMC).  For the team, Chris McDonald posted a 13:58, which puts him in 13th place.  The rest of the boys put in solid efforts to prepare for stage two's 70-mile road race.  Stay tuned for more race coverage. 

Some members of the men's and women's team decided to get some speed work tonight at the Del Mar Criterium Series.  The ladies had less than 10 riders in their field, but that didn't stop them from taking four of the first five spots.  Melinda Johnson and Katharine Lundby lapped the field, while Bonnie and Kim set themselves up for a sprint.  All in all, they got a good workout in before heading north to the Quad Knopf Classic in Visalia (NRC).  Randall, Greg, and Sean Watkins participated in the men's event, with Randall getting 2^nd, although he had to negotiate around a rider who blew a tire in the final lap, as he tried to catch a rider who had escaped the group.  He and Greg are readying themselves for the San Dimas Stage Race, alongside Andy, Aaron, and Chris.  Good luck to all this weekend.  Stay tuned for race coverage throughout the weekend.

4 in the top 20 overall at Murrieta.  Today's road race was a hot and windy day at the office.  The boys rode strongly to nullify a break that had escaped them, and then tried to be in every break thereafter.  Despite missing the key move of the day, the team still set up for the sprint for 10^th to earn as many points as possible.  For the stage, Randall and Andy placed 11^th and 12^th in the field, and overall, the team placed 6^th (Randall), 9^th (Andy), 12^th (Aaron), and 19^th (Sean).  The team is happy with the overall outcome, but they will be seeking bigger results in the races to come.  Great job guys.  The women played a more calculated race, watching who went up the road, but miscalculated it in the end.  Anna Lang took the field sprint for 9^th, with Bonnie in 12^th.  Overall, Anna moved into 2^nd, while Bonnie slid a few spots to finish 5^th.  Good job ladies.

Off to a good start.  The Karl Strauss/SDBC Women's Elite team placed two riders in the top three at the Tour de Murrieta, with Anna Lang and Bonnie Bourque taking 2^nd and 3^rd, respectively.  In the men's race, a 12-man break established itself early, and by the race's end, 5 of the original group stayed away for the spoils.  At the finish, Sean Watkins placed 4^th, while Randall Coxworth placed 7^th from the field sprint, followed by Aaron Quesnell in 11^th, and Andy Wilson 12^th.  Greg Bourque also scored a few valuable Omnium points in 25^th.  Day two of the Tour features a 46 and 60-mile road race for the women and men.  Stay tuned for results from tomorrow's action. 

Today a nearly full men's squad took to the streets of Dominguez Hills for the Deluge 100km criterium.  A slow start gave way to several attacks, and Karl Strauss/SDBC was present in almost every move.  Just before the halfway point, Randall Coxworth created a move that eventually lapped the 60-rider field.  In addition, Nick Onate, Greg Bourque, and Chris McDonald joined a second group that also put a lap on the peloton.  In the end, race winner Ben Brooks (Navigators) escaped the field with one other rider, while the team desperately tried to bring it back.  In the mad dash for third, Randall placed 7^th, Chris 12^th, while Nick and Greg rounded out the top 17 (number of riders to lap the field).  Four in the top 20 was a good result, and an indication that the form is starting to come among the riders.  Great race guys! 

Hanging out at Acqua al 2.  The majority of the team enjoyed a great happy hour with Martin Gonzalez, owner of Acqua al 2 in San Diego (far left).  Martin is also a contributing sponsor of the Women's elite team.  Thanks for a great evening, Martin.

The men head to Dominguez Hills once again for a 100km criterium, while most of the women will be preparing for Murrieta at home.  Anna Lang will be racing at the NRC event in Merced.  Look for updates on these races in the coming days.

The headlines from the month of February have been archived, and can be found on the news page.

April News

SDBC wins THREE!  Today's El Cajon Criterium (CBR) saw victories from our Karl Strauss/SDBC riders in three categories, Women 1-3 (Anna Lang), Masters 35+ (Randall Coxworth), and the Men's Pro 1-2 event (Nick Onate).  Nick won his first Pro 1-2 race in style, going away solo from a small group that had already lapped the field, and were off the front again.  Andy Wilson rounded out the top three, as he was just edged out for 2^nd by a Jelly Belly rider.  Congratulations to all, what a great day of racing!  Look for reports this week. 

Katharine Lundby, winner of the San Diego Omnium, has submitted her account of the racing action of that weekend.  You can read her entry here.

Chris has submitted a race report on the Conquer the Canyons stage race, which can be read here.

Over the weekend, the stage race crew (with the addition of Nick) competed in the Conquer the Canyons Stage Race.  The event started well for the team, with Chris McDonald taking 2^nd place behind Daniel Ramsey (Successful Living), recent winner of the Sea Otter Classic, in the time trial.  In the afternoon's circuit race, Andy Wilson placed 5^th in a mad dash to the line.  Sunday featured a hilly 60-mile road race, with a 3/4 mile climb the riders faced 8 times.  The racing was very aggressive, and in the end, Chris came home in 11^th on the stage, and dropped slightly in the standings to finish 5^th overall.  Greg Bourque rode a tough race to finish 16^th, but managed to move up 31 spots and finish 18^th overall.  Stay tuned for a race report later this week.

Lots of updates in the last few days.  Our galleries are filling up nicely with photos.  Check them out here.  Also, Drew has sent in a summary of his race at the Garret Lemire Grand Prix, which can be read here.  This weekend, the men will take to roads of Westlake Village, at the Conquer the Canyons Stage Race.  This will be a new event for our five participants.  Good luck Karl Strauss/SDBC. 

Nice work to everyone on a very busy weekend of racing.       

Our title sponsor, Karl Strauss, is hosting their annual Beach to Brewery event, which supports the Surfrider Foundation.  Information on the event can be found here.

The final stage of the Hoehn Del Mar Criterium Series took place today, and 6 of the men's team, coupled with several club riders, were there to protect Randall's second place overall in the series.  The race featured several attacks, but Karl Strauss/SDBC wanted a field sprint, and they set about bringing everything back, and controlling the field in the final 20 minutes.  In the end, Karl Bordine, series leader, just edged out Randall for the win, symbolic of their overall placings as well.  Randall came oh so close to breaking the winless streak, but the team is still very happy with the result.

UPDATED: Bonnie Bourque did emerge victorious in overall series, placing 2^nd in the final stage.  Melinda Johnson placed 5^th, Kim Paine placed 7^th, and Katharine Lundby 10^th on the stage as well.  Nice work, ladies.

Only the women's team and a few of the men raced this weekend, while the rest of the men's team had their first weekend off in some time.  At the Indio Grand Prix Saturday, the ladies faced some very strong competition, with their best placed rider, Bonnie, earning 16^th place in the stacked field. 

For the boys, Nick and Sammy participated in a shortened Dominguez Hills Criterium (CBR), with Nick placing 6^th today out of a shattered field. 

Drew Salcedo was the team's sole representative to compete in the Garret Lemire Memorial Grand Prix, placing 4^th in the category 2 field.  Nice job, Drew.      

The news headlines from the month of March have been archived.  You can view all past news here.

May News

Not much to report after two more days of racing.  For the men, Aaron Quesnell was 11^th at the Barry Wolfe Grand Prix, as he braved a crazy field sprint, with riders going four abreast into the last corner!  On Monday at the Long Beach CBR Criterium, the men's team missed the early move that lapped the field in under 20 minutes!  The four-man crew finished out the race, getting some good training miles in! 

For the women, Bonnie Bourque placed 3^rd at the Long Beach CBR Criterium. 

Today the teams participated in the Dana Point Criterium, a new event on the calendar.  It was not a good day for the team, with both Drew Salcedo and Greg Bourque sustaining heavy falls, with Greg breaking his collarbone and bruising his hip.  Drew escaped with just some good road rash.  The racing was very fast and while the team was well represented in the day's action, their results were 14^th (Randall Coxworth), and 17^th (Andy Wilson). 

The women also had a tough day out, trying desperately to bring back a breakaway, but were unable to close the gap.  At the line, Bonnie came home in 8^th.  Next up is the Barry Wolfe Grand Prix, followed by the Long Beach Criterium.  Updates to come Tuesday.

Ontario Results: A 1-2 sweep of the Master's 30+ race (Andy Wilson, earning his first win in a long time, followed by Coxworth, and Nick Onate in 5^th), a 2^nd place in the Pro 1-3 event after lapping the field with one other rider (McDonald), a 4^th place in the women's event at Ontario (Bonnie), as well as 4^th place in the Women's race at West LA (Lundby).  These are some of the results earned by the Karl Strauss/SDBC team today at Ontario.  Congratulations to all that participated in a great day of racing!  Look in the results page for all our results to date.

Lundby 3^rd in SCNCA Time Trial Championships.  Katharine Lundby rode to a fine finish today in the race of truth, against a strong field.  For the men, Chris McDonald and Randall Coxworth rode very respectable times to place 5^th and 7^th in the Pro 1-2 category.  Good job everyone.  Tomorrow, the men's team takes to the streets of Ontario, while the women will be attending the West LA Circuit Race or Ontario.  Results to come on Sunday's action.  

Chris has submitted his report on the Barrio Logan Grand Prix.  It can be read here. 

Lang wins again!  Anna Lang convincingly took the Barrio Logan Grand Prix Women's field sprint to earn her first State Championship!  For the men, in defense of his 2006 championship, Chris McDonald found himself in another successful breakaway, and managed 4^th on the day (3^rd for the State Criterium results, as race winner Kyle Gritters (Health Net) was ineligible for the championship).  The rest of the men took four more placings in the top 20, with 7^th (Randall), 10^th (Andy), 11^th (Drew), 14^th (Aaron), and 19^th (Nick).  Look for race reports on this great SDBC-hosted event later in the week.     

Nick has sent in his report for the El Cajon Criterium, his first Pro 1-2 win ever!  You can read it here.

The news headlines from the month of April have been archived.  You can view all past news here.

June News

Drew Salcedo has submitted a report from the Bicycle John's Grand Prix.  You can read about his great race here.

Quesnell on the Podium!  Today a healthy four-man contingent raced the Paramount Criterium, on a course they know all too well from CBR racing.  With over 100 category Pro 1-3's in the race, the men made every move that mattered, and a late attack by Quesnell saw him latch onto a small group that stayed away with only 3 laps to go!  Karl Bordine of 5 Star Fish followed a last lap attack by Dusan Ganic (Successful Living) to easily take the win, while Aaron nearly closed the gap with his sprint speed for 3^rd.  In the field sprint, Drew Salcedo hung onto the wheel of Rahsaan Bahati (Rock and Republic), recent winner of the CSC Invitational, for a fine 5^th place.  Nick Onate was 19^th on the day as well.  Great job guys!  

Lang takes field sprint for second again!  Different race, same result.  Anna Lang was only bettered by one rider at the Rochester Twilight Criterium, an NRC event.  She has also been busy at the Festival of Speed at T-town in Pennsylvania.  All of Anna's results for the week can be found on the results page here.

Lang second to Van Gilder again!  With victory out of reach, Anna Lang secured another 2^nd place by winning the field sprint this past Sunday at the City Bikes RFK Criterium in Washington DC.  Lang is currently racing across the country in Trexlertown, PA on the track, and is on great form at the moment.  Congratulations again Anna!

Salcedo earns podium place at Glendale.  Rookie elite team member, Drew Salcedo, delivered a long sprint on the new Glendale course to secure 3^rd place on the day.  This is Drew's biggest result to day, and he is beginning to show that he can deliver in the Pro 1-2 category.  Congratulations Drew.

Lang comes within inches of an NRC victory!  Anna Lang narrowly missed the win at the Crystal City Classic Criterium in Virginia to longtime professional, Laura van Gilder (Cheerwine).  You can view a photo finish here.  Congratulations Anna.  Her report can be read here.

Onate still on form; Lang wins yet another.  While most of the men's team were sending Andy off to Texas in style in Vegas, the others raced at Ontario.  Nick Onate raced well and sprinted for the win, only to be passed by Rock Racing rider Jeremiah Wiscovitch in the final meters.  For the women, Anna Lang won her event, and the race report, sent in by Bonnie, can be read here.

Katharine Lundby, our sole elite representative at the new SCNCA RR Championships, placed 9^th in the heat of Bakersfield.  Congratulations to all on a great weekend of racing.

For the men, a 7-man team, including up and coming strongman James Gunn-Wilkinson, reeled in an early breakaway, then set about covering attacks with Nick, Randall, Aaron and Chris.  A promising move with Nick and Aaron was brought back, and an immediate counterattack had Chris well placed in the 9-man move.  With only half of the 62 miles completed, it was a long day out, but the group stayed away, and Chris McDonald earned 5^th place on the day, and  4^th place in the State Championship.  Chris also placed 3^rd in the SCNCA Championship.  Congratulations on a great day of racing.      

The news headlines from the month of May have been archived.  You can view all past news here.

July News

Coxworth back on form with 2^nd place.  At the Deluge Criterium in Long Beach today, the boys raced very aggressively, and were rewarded with 2^nd, 4^th (Drew Salcedo), 12^th (Nick Onate), and 15^th (Sammy Dean).  Drew is only a few points away from earning his Category I upgrade, and we are hoping for a few more results to get him there.

In the Women's event, the ladies placed three in the top 15, with Bonnie in 5^th, Melinda 11^th, and Kim Paine 14^th.  Nice work everyone.

Several race reports have been posted, and can be found on our news page.

Bonnie Bourque wins Ontario, while the boys placed 6^th (Aaron Quesnell) and 9^th (Sammy Dean) in the Pro Men's event.  Chris McDonald, Randall Coxworth and Greg Bourque raced the Masters 30+ event as well, with Greg Bourque taking 4^th place on the day.  Congrats to all on a "hot" day of racing! 

Drew Salcedo reports on his win at the Dash for Cash Criterium (CBR) here.  Also, photos from the San Marcos Criterium are posted in our Gallery soon.  Stay tuned.

Today, Katharine Lundby scored a fine 3^rd place in the Women's event at San Marcos, while Chris McDonald landed 4^th in Men's event. 

Today also marked the return of Greg Bourque, who rode a solid race along with nearly all his teammates.  The team returns to full strength next weekend at the Ontario Grand Prix.  Look for race reports later in the week.

Anna Lang has sent in a recap of her NRC travels, which can be read here.  Also, there are new photos in the Gallery for all to enjoy.

Salcedo wins Dash for Cash!  An on-form Drew Salcedo took victory at the Dash for Cash Criterium today.  Congratulations to the teams for an impressive weekend of racing.   

Two more wins by the ladies!  On Saturday, Katharine Lundby won the La Mirada GP, and Anna Lang scored her first NRC win at the Cougar Mountain Classic (view press release here).  Congratulations ladies!  Look for reports soon.

Finally, Aaron and Nick raced the Pro-1 feature event, with Nick taking 20^th in the field sprint. 

The news headlines from the month of June have been archived.  You can view all past news here.

August News

Lundby on the Podium in final race of season!  Today, Katharine Lundby finished 2^nd at the Summer End Grand Prix at Ontario.  Fellow SDBC category III racer, Karen Meske, placed 3^rd on the day, putting two SDBC women on the podium!  Congratulations ladies.

The men also put Aaron Quesnell on the podium with his 3^rd place in the Pro 1-2 race.  Great job!

Salcedo earns Category I upgrade!  With his 4^th place at last Sunday's Ladera Ranch Grand Prix, Drew Salcedo officially earned his category I upgrade!  Congratulations Drew!

Lang on the Podium at Nationals! Yesterday, Anna Lang scored her biggest result of the year, taking 3^rd place in the Elite Women's National Criterium Championship! Details to come from Anna herself later in the week.

Over the weekend, a few members of the women's team attended the San Luis Obispo Criterium, with Bonnie Bourque placing 4^th, with Melinda Johnson placing 9^th.  Nice work ladies.

Nick Onate also spent some time gathering his thoughts on his BAR series win, which can be found here.

Katharine Lundby has sent in a report on her attempt to qualify for Track Nationals.  You can read about it here.

Lang wins the day; Onate wins overall!  It was a big day of CBR racing for the team on Sunday, as Anna Lang won her race with a 1km solo pursuit, followed by Bonnie in 4^th place.  Next, four of the men used the Masters race for warm-up.  Greg Bourque found himself in a late break that stuck, and sprinted to 4^th place. 

For the finale, the Men all worked hard for Nick Onate, who was sitting in 2^nd overall in the BAR series.  The team kept the race together for the mid-race sprint bonus, with Onate easily taking it from a perfectly choreographed team leadout.  In the end, Drew Salcedo won the field sprint for 7^th, with Onate in 9^th, which was enough to take the overall series!  Congratulations Nick and everyone on your efforts! 

The news headlines from the month of July have been archived.  You can view all past news here.

September News

For the final event of the 2007 Road Season, Chris, Randall, Greg and Nick battled the wind at the Fiesta Island TTT, presented by SDBC and B&L bike shop.  The foursome clocked the third fastest time of the day, and finished 2^nd in their category.  It was quite a site to see four identical riders, complete with Bianchi TT bikes and Giro helmets!  It was a tough but rewarding way to finish the season for the team.  Nice job.

The news headlines from the month of August have been archived.  You can view all past news here.

COMING SOON!

COMING SOON!

COMING SOON!