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Sue Bransky & Michael Mosley raced Ames Velo's Crushed Rock Classic.
photos courtesy of Ames Velo
Jon Poling rocked a very wet Sylvan Island Stampede in Moline in early April.
Photos thanks to Angy Snoop (angysnoop.smugmug.com)
Looking back on a very muddy Jingle Cross.
​Thanks for the photos, Kent Becker. And thanks for helping out at the race!
Congrats to Sarah Barber for
2nd place at Trek's CX Cup!
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"Getting on the Women’s Masters 55+ podium at Trek CXC was very rewarding for me. Firstly, and most importantly, because I am a real advocate for getting more category races for Women Masters. Typically, you see a 35+ category, sometimes a 45+ category, but almost never (unless at State or Nationals) a 55+ category. So high-fives to Trek for giving us 55+ racers our own category!

​"Secondly, I was still in the final stages of recovering from a chest cold, so with all the coughing and congestion that comes along with that, finishing on the podium really gave me a pat on the back for hanging in there.

"I found the Trek course to be quite technical, but a lot of fun. Three flyovers really fatigued the leg muscles, but made for a much more varied and enjoyable 'route' around the Trek grounds.

"Now that I’m fully recovered from the cold (and the subsequent Jingle Cross mud) … here’s to the rest of the season!"
Tara, Steve, & John rode Dirty Wooden Shoe in Pella/Knoxville.
 Kirschen & Sarah rode the CCC's Hopkins Park in De Kalb, and found Maria Larkin for a quick photo op. 

"It's not really about the competition.
Your biggest challenge in a race is yourself." 
​Summer Sanders