Avancini Takes His 12th Title
Hanrique wins MTB XCO National Championships
With the Rio Olympics right around the corner, Brazilian XC star Henrique Avancini won his 12th National title last weekend.
Henrique clinched the title on the 4th lap while riding a model year 2017 F-Si.
Cannondale’s Long Break Away
Two Riders Get into Top 10 in Stage 15
Right from the start of Stage 15, Team Cannondale-Drapac showed they meant business by putting three riders in the breakaway early on.
Charging up the six major climbs during that stage, all three riders; Pierre Rolland, Tom-Jelte Slagter and Dylan van Baarle stayed in front until the end.
As a result, two Cannondale-Drapac riders came in the top 10, with Rolland in 7th and Slagter in 10th.
Winner and 15k Richer!
Williams Wins BC Super Week
In front of a raucous crowd excited about professional cycling coming to its city of British Columbia, American Justin Williams, riding for Cylance/Incycle p/b Cannondale, streaked across the finish line to make history as the first winner of the $15,000 PoCo Grand Prix p/b Dominion Lending Centres.
Williams made his move on the last corner of the course, and sprinted away from his competition to secure the prize money for the day.
7/20/2016
Hanrique wins MTB XCO National Championships
With the Rio Olympics right around the corner, Brazilian XC star Henrique Avancini won his 12th National title last weekend.
Henrique clinched the title on the 4th lap while riding a model year 2017 F-Si.
Cannondale’s Long Break Away
Two Riders Get into Top 10 in Stage 15
Right from the start of Stage 15, Team Cannondale-Drapac showed they meant business by putting three riders in the breakaway early on.
Charging up the six major climbs during that stage, all three riders; Pierre Rolland, Tom-Jelte Slagter and Dylan van Baarle stayed in front until the end.
As a result, two Cannondale-Drapac riders came in the top 10, with Rolland in 7th and Slagter in 10th.
Winner and 15k Richer!
Williams Wins BC Super Week
In front of a raucous crowd excited about professional cycling coming to its city of British Columbia, American Justin Williams, riding for Cylance/Incycle p/b Cannondale, streaked across the finish line to make history as the first winner of the $15,000 PoCo Grand Prix p/b Dominion Lending Centres.
Williams made his move on the last corner of the course, and sprinted away from his competition to secure the prize money for the day.
7/20/2016
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