Elite Track National Championships

Dave Swanson wins bronze in the 4 km pursuit.

Did you know Landis/Trek even had Team members at Elite Track Nats?

AZ State Hill Climb

Drew Miller 2nd, Colin Don 3rd

The final race of the 2011 season has Landis/Trek on the podium x 2.

DC Ranch Crit

Kenny Polley wins Jr. 15/16, Travis McCabe gets 2nd

On a hot day of racing, Travis got beat at the line by the width of a tire.

Great race promoted by WMRC.

AZ State TT and TTT

Michael Dziedzic wins Jr. 17/18 TT, Landis/Trek Teams get 2nd

Michael has a great ride to crush 2nd by 30 seconds, Men’s Open and 140+ teams both 2nd.

Bike The Bluff Omnium

Nick Schrieber gets 2nd in RR, WINS overall

Landis/Trek take 1,2,3 in Pro, 1 omnium with Thomas Jondall, Dave Reid and help in the RR from Chris Aten.

Shows our team supports local racing.

Flagstaff Omnium

Chris Aten wins the Wupatki RR, 4th in Crit, WINS overall Omnium

Great teamwork from Travis McCabe, Drew Miller, Dave Reid and Brian Lemke.

Mt. Hood Cycling Classic

Travis McCabe wins KOM jersey at Mt. Hood, finishes 16th GC

Check out the awesome photos of Travis on Velo News:

http://velonews.competitor.com/2011/06/news/kristin-armstrong-nate-english-take-final-stage-and-overall-at-mr-hood_177317

See KOM results here

Iron Horse Classic

Drew Miller finishes 3rd behind Ned Overend.

See the The Durango Herald article:

http://www.durangoherald.com/article/20110529/SPORTS01/705299967/-1/Sports01/Back-in-the-high-life-again

Colin Don finishes 2nd in GC at the Iron Horse Omnium.

    – 12th in the RR, 4th in the Crit and 4th in the TT.

See all results here

Awesome work guys!

Tour of the Gila

Landis/Trek Team’s first NRC race.

5 team members  finished the race where 180 Pro, I’s started and only 80 finished.  The team finished 13th on team GC and the 3rd amateur team.  A successful outing for the team.

Check out photos from the race from Chris Hinkle at:|
http://chrishinkle.photoshelter.com/gallery/Lanis-Trek-Tour-of-the-Gila/G0000OVPQWZwKaH0 

19th Annual John Earley Memorial

Valley of the Sun Stage Race 

February 11 – 13, 2011

     Landis Cyclery – Trek Time Trial
     Jorden, Bischoff & Hiser Road Race
     Safeco Insurance – Parrish Agency Criterium 

     $10,000 Cash Purse + 
      $2,300 Cash Primes

The Valley of the Sun bike race is a three-day event in which professional and amateur road racing cyclists of different categories compete for cash and prizes.  A stage is held each day consisting of a time trial, a road race and a criterium.

There are over 900 participants in 15 categories of professional and amateur riders, both men and women, ages 10 to over 60. The cyclists that have the lowest cumulative time from the three stages will win in their respective categories. 

Click here to view Race Photography by Zazoosh

Click here for the final GC RESULTS

Click here to view the 2011 race bible

Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions for more information                           

Click here for directions to race venues, packet pickup locations, etc

 The three race stages for 2011 are: 

at LANDIS CYCLERY – TREK Time Trial

Kids Bike Events
Along with 3-days of racing the following events will be featured for children under the age of 12. _{^{(see attached flyer)}}
 

Kids Bike Rodeo
The Phoenix Police Department along with the SAFE KIDS Coalition of Maricopa County and the Landis/Trek amateur team will conduct a Bike Rodeo and Helmet Fitting clinic on Sunday, February 13th at the Criterium

Kids Race
Takes place on Sunday, February 13th at the State Capitol in Phoenix, AZ.  For Children 3 and up (with a helmet) can race the very same Criterium course that hundreds of professional and amateurs race on!

Race information by category (Riders are responsible for reading the race bible for more details)

Nick has been invited to participate in

The idea to add a day of criterium racing to the north Scottsdale cycling scene came from Brian Lemke, a Cave Creek resident who rides with the Landis Cyclery-Trek team. Lemke saw a gap between the Tour de Scottsdale’s Thursday night party and Sunday ride and came to organizers with his plan.

The criterium will be held on Saturday, October 2nd.

More than two thousand cyclists from around the Valley and around the nation are expected at the Scottsdale Cycling Festival this fall. For the first time, the popular 7th Annual 70-mile Tour de Scottsdale citizen’s race that benefits the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy will be paired with a Criterium, adding an exciting competitive element for cyclists and spectators alike.

Register online at RacePlaceEvents.com. Online registration closes on Wednesday Sept. 29 at 11:59 p.m. (PST). Citizen cyclists must obtain one-day, $10 license.  Late Registration is available at 7 a.m. on Saturday at the Expo; a $10 Late Fee applies to all entries received on or after Oct. 1.

http://www.azbrevet.com/ Dave Lehnen enjoys these rides and is a veteran at doing them. Contact him for 1st hand info.

White Mountain Road Club presents a 11 race series on Tuesday nights racing with your friends.  This will be a USAC sanctioned race series for cash prizes for all USAC racers.  The “B”race will be for Women, juniors, Cat 5, and Cat 4 only.  The “A” race will be for Cat 1-3, and anyone that thinks they can climb like a goat.  Separate women’s race for 3 or more women.

6/21 UPDATE: The permit for the 2010 Tortilla Flats Race Series has been revoked by ADOT (at the advice of the forest service). The last race of the series was effectively 6/15/10.

Start time is 5:30 PM (Except August which will be at 5:15PM)
May 18 & 25
June 1, 15, 22 & 29
July 13, 20 & 27
August 10 & 17

Check attachments below for Rider Release form and Results

NEW FOR 2010: Restrooms year round at the Mining Camp Restaurant/Lost Dutchmans Hideout. Please no cycling cleats indoors and thank them for allowing us to use their facilities. 

Lost Dutchmans Hideout will have chicken sandwiches this year ($6) for those wanting to eat after the ride.  

PLEASE PRINT, SIGN and BRING a copy of the rider release (attached below)

THE COURSE: A 39-mile total out and back course with 11 miles of really difficult climbing. There are lots of rollers and steep winding descents, very few flat areas, and most important, very few cars (usually less than 10 total). There is beautiful, smooth pavement, and gorgeous scenery. Vertical gain is 3500’.

THE RULES: All USCF rules apply. There is only one intersection at a distance of ¾ mile from the start. The groups will roll neutral to the intersection at highway 88 and turn right. The race can then go its own pace until it reaches the first one-way bridge. Entering the bridge with cars coming the opposite way is an automatic disqualification from the race. The same rules apply when you cross the next bridge before the climb to Tortilla Flats. Turn around at the “end of pavement” sign, just past the mile marker 220. If you are dropped long before the turn around, you can turn and jump in with the group as they pass you on the descent. If you choose this method you are ineligible to contest or help in the sprint. When you start the 5-mile descent there are 2 steep 90-degree left turns where you must use your brakes, or you will go over the side of the mountain into the cholla. When the groups finish they must yield to cars before turning left onto Nodak Rd. at mile 200. There is still a ¾ mile uphill to the finish line so there is no reason to attack into the left turn. Any time after the turn onto Nodak is okay. Finish line is at the Mining Camp Restaurant.

THE DIRECTIONS: Highway US 60 east or Brown Road east to Highway 88 east. Follow the highway toward Canyon Lake, but turn right on Nodak just before mile 200. Follow signs to the Mining Camp Restaurant at the base of the Superstition Mountain. Don’t park in front of the big tree. It is reserved for registration. Please click here to view a detailed map for parking, registration, etc

THE PRIZES: $5 of each entry goes to the weekly cash prize for the top 3 places of each race. Cash will be paid 5 deep with 15 or more per field. Points series for each category: 5 for 1st, 1 for 5th. $ awards to top three in each series. “A” series: $50, $25, $15. “B” series: $30, $20, $10. Scoring will be based on 9 best results. Tie breaker to be total # of 1st places, then 2nd places, etc.

THE DETAILS: $10 entry for all riders per week, or $95 for the whole series of 11 races. If field size warrants, A and B races will start separately. The whole race will take about 2 hours. Bring 3 water bottles and spare inner tube, patch kit and pump. There is no follow vehicle, unless you supply one. USCF license required, 1-day license available to new racers. Helmets required. No aero-bars. Jersey must have sleeves. Keep your race number and pins for each week that you race of the series.

We are guests in the neighborhood. Please respect residents by assuring you are not blocking residential traffic (stay to the side of the road when warming up and staging). Do not congregate in such a way to impede any motor vehicles. Thank you for your consideration. We have been running this event for 10 years and do not want to give anyone any reason to complain and then have to shut it down. Please remember to leave the neighborhood in the same condition as before you arrived. 

QUESTIONS:  Call Dave Reid (480)-497-8832 evenings until 8pm or email tortilla@wmrc.org.  See you there.

PLEASE PRINT, SIGN and BRING a copy of the rider release (attached below)

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