Pro/1/2/3 field flying up the big climb on Walnut Hill Rd.

Photo by Anthony Skorochod at cyclingcaptured.com- more here:

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Registration open for Tour of Mt. Nebo now!

Saturday July 11th. Click HERE: For Full details 

about this Classic Epic Race!!

Tour of Mt. Nebo Video Here:

How not to descend at Nebo.

Photo by Suzanne Marks

More and Larger photos below the fold. 

Flyer Now Posted and Registration
Open for the
Tour of Lancaster County !!
              Here!
Featuring new extra-long
Christiana Road Course,
The Intercourse Time Trial
& the New Holland Criterium

Oxford Road Race

While most of the race was clear and dry, a driving rainstorm came through the eastern 

half of the course for about 1/2 hour.  Photo by MLKimages. com. More here:

Flyers are now posted and Registration now open for the

Tour of Mt. Nebo July 11. Click on details at

top of page. 

Race Avenue Criterium

Finish of the Pro/1/2/3 race.  Winner Joey Rosskopf from Georgia (L), Chad

Gerlach, Amore Vita (C), and Jamil Kayin, (R).  Photo by Priscilla Caliz

More Photos here, from Shirks Racing.

Photo by Gene Deimler.  Cat. 4/5 at the start.

Our Photographer couldn't make the race so I
swiped this from Gene's FaceBook page.  Thanks Gene!

The Category 3/4 field tackles the climb on Peach Bottom Rd.

The spectacular weather didn't ease the pain. 

Photos are now posted at CyclingCaptured.com

Photo by Anthony Skorochod

 

Ramon Benitez at the Tour de Ephrata
Photo by Greg de Vitry 

A quick course on the sport of Bicycle Racing
for those interested in watching or trying racing.

Updated for 2009 season.  

Our goals are to provide a variety of participatory Bicycle events that appeals to the full range of athletic abilities. We want to raise the bar of the quality and quantity of these types of events. This sport is also held at the Olympics, and the governing bodies hold national and world championships. From events such as the ones in this series, promising up-and-coming athletes are selected for national team development and the community that hosts them will regularly attract past, current and hopefully, future Olympians.