CU Cycling

Here is a map of the CU Crit course if you are not familiar with Research Park.

On Friday March 14th we will be loading up vans and heading to Durango to compete in FLC's Squawker Road Classic. On Saturday there will be a team time trial then a crit and on Sunday there will be a road race. This race is another great opportunity to get to know your teammates and have a good time.

For more info see the flyer

If you plan on going please send an email to Ryan Dawson at "ryan.dawson-erdman@colorado.edu"

Congrats to everyone this past weekend for doing such an amazing job in the ITT and CRIT.

On Saturday Metro State will be hosting their annual Road Runner ITT. The course is approximately 8-9 miles with some sharp turns and a good sized climb up the dam wall. On Sunday DU will be hosting a CRIT at City Park in Denver. We will not be taking vans or getting hotels this weekend, but we will be car pooling. To find a ride send an email to James.Walter@Colorado.EDU or send an email to the list.

Metro Flyer
DU Flyer

Congratulations to everyone for doing so well in New Mexico! Results: 1st in Mens A TTT, ITT and CRIT. 1st in Mens B TTT and Crit. 2nd in Mens B ITT and Womens B Crit. Go TEAM!

On Sunday, March 23rd CU Cycling will be hosting a collegiate and USCF criterium. The course is flat with easy turns around the CU Research Park on East Campus.

For more info see our flyer

Saturday, March 1st is our first road race of the season. We will be traveling to Albuquerque on Friday afternoon and then returning Sunday night. There will be an Individual Time Trial and Team Time Trial on Saturday and then a Criterium on Sunday. This race weekend will be great for beginners because there will be a clinic for new riders held before the race. Also, the team vans are a great place for team bonding. For more info see the flyer. Hope to see you there!

For everyone riding in the team vans or staying in the hotel with the team please send an email to Peter.Odonnell@Colorado.EDU

CU Cycling announces that tickets are now on sale for the Collegiate Tour Baby!, a film and fundraising tour to raise $500,000 for Collegiate Cycling and the Davis Phinney Foundation. Filmmaker Scott Coady will be visiting college towns all across the country on the 19-day Collegiate Tour Baby! journey that begins January 30 in Boulder with a “Gala Prologue” and will cover 4,000 miles as it winds around the country to join up with the Tour of California’s proloue for a screening and fundraiser in Palo Alto on February 17.

For tickets, locations and the complete details, visit: CollegiateTourBaby.com

Join CU Cycling! The first meeting for the spring road season will be held on Monday January 28th at 6:30 p.m. in Hellems 252. There are no tryouts. Everyone is welcome! We look forward to seeing new faces and making new friends.

Click here for a map of the location. See you there!

3/1 - 3/2 - University of New Mexico - ITT, CRIT, RR or TTT
3/8 - 3/9 - Metro / DU - ITT, CRIT
3/15 - 3/16 - Fort Lewis College - CRIT, RR, TTT
3/22 - 3/23 - University of Colorado / University of Northern Colorado - RR, CRIT, ?
3/29 - 3/30 - Mesa State College - RR, CRIT, TTT
4/5 - 4/6 - Colorado School of Mines - CRIT, ITT (Hill Climb)
4/12 - 4/13 - University of Utah Cycling Club - RR, CRIT, TTT
4/19 - 4/20 - USAFA Cycling Club / Colorado College - RR, TTT, CRIT
4/26 - 4/27 - Conference Championships University of Wyoming - RR, CRIT, TTT
5/9 - 5/11 - Nationals Fort Collins Colorado - Host School CSU - RR, CRIT, TTT

For more info click here.

Please heed the warning below! The personal injury attorneys at Beth Klein P.C. have recently dealt with several cases involving bike accidents resulting from the glass beads used in road striping. The National Collegiate Manager Daniel Matheny took a severe fall in Colorado Springs as a direct result of these beads this summer. His recovery included surgery with plates and screws in his ankle. Just be aware if you are riding though any fresh paint. See the link below for the full details.

More info

Congratulations everyone for taking third place overall at Collegiate MTB Nationals! More specific results to be posted soon. Until then visit usacycling.org/ncca/ for more info.

CU will be hosting a MTB race this Saturday (10/13)!

PLEASE BE SURE TO SPREAD THIS INFO AROUND THE RMCCC ASAP!

Collegiate categories ONLY!

Short Track (CU Reasearch Park):
A fun and fast singletrack with lots of dust!

6:45, Reg. opens
8:00 am Men’s C (20 min)
8:30 am Women’s B (20 min)
9:00 am Men’s B (20 min)
9:30 am Women’s A (25 min)
10:10 am Men’s A (30 min)

Mountain Cross (Sky High BMX Arvada, CO): Easy BMX course, with wide lanes.

11:00 – 12:30 Mountain Cross registration
2:00 - 1:30 Mountain Cross practice
1:45 - 2:30 Mountain Cross qualifying
3:00 – 5:00 Mountain Cross racing

For more info view the flyer by clicking here.

The race for next weekend (10/13 - 10/14) has been cancelled due to unforseen circumstances.

We will be headed to Grand Junction this weekend for the Mesa State Cycling Collegiate Challenge. The will be ST and XC races. Also, the DH team will be headed to Angelfire for Final Descent.

For information on the race this weekend click Here

Congrats to Bryan Alders for the win in Mens A Short Track and Super D this past weekend. Bryan also took second in Cross Country. Congrats to Eszter Horyani who won the Womens A Super D, and Cross Country. She also took second in Short Track. Ross Berger took the win in Mens B Cross Country. Kim Trenbath took third in Womens B Cross Country. Good work team!

For full results click Here

Congrats to Eszter for taking 1st in Womens A Short Track! Bryan took 2nd in the Mens A Short Track. Also, Will Hall took 2nd in the Mens B DH and we had 5 guys in the top 10, good work DH team. Alex Mahlum took 2nd in Mens B DS. Good work team!

For full results click Here