Boy, we sure hate to see May leave.
It was quite the month for GVR riders who were active from Wisconsin and Iowa to Florida and Mississippi.
Riders scored a bunch of nice results, including overall category wins at the La Crosse Omnium at the start of the month.
A number of our newest riders also put some strong results in their debut season.
Results from the month can be found here: https://gryphonveloracing.com/results-2/
There was a little bit of everything in April.
Road racing.
Gravel Racing.
Snow.
Hot.
Podiums.
Big Chickens.
Big turtles.
Abandoned toilets.
Results from the month can be found here: https://gryphonveloracing.com/results-2/
A mild winter created a most unusual start to the 2024 season. There was plenty of road riding through the dark days of the season, and more than one fat bike race looked more like a mountain bike race.
In the past few weeks the road racing season has picked up steam with riders picking up some nice results in Missouri, Indiana and Illinois.
A breakdown of events over the past three months can be found here: https://gryphonveloracing.com/results-2/
It takes a lot of work and help from many people and businesses to make Gryphon Velo Racing successful.
As we start a new season with a new kit design, we thrilled to have many returning business partners for the next three years as well as some new businesses who have come on board.
Please help us support the businesses who who support the team.
Lester Electric (Eagle River)
Robinson (De Pere) : https://www.robinsoninc.com/about-us/
Red Eye Brewing Co. (Wausau): https://redeyebrewing.com/
Recyclist (Kaukauna): https://www.recyclist.com/
JB Cycle Sport (Howard): https://www.jbcyclesport.com/
Downtown Auto (Green Bay): https://downtownautogb.com/
Classic Renovations (De Pere): http://classicrenovationsinc.com/
Vafels (Colorado): https://vafels.com/
DeFeet (North Carolina): https://defeet.com/
Borah Teamwear (Coon Valley): https://borahteamwear.com/
The 2023 season ended with a pair of races in Kentucky and Arizona.
It also saw Julie Phelps score a wide-angle age group podium at Cyclocross Nationals in Louisville.
A rundown of the month’s results can be found here: https://gryphonveloracing.com/results-2/
The team did a lot of racing this year with more than 500 race starts over the past 12 months. That doesn’t count the miles of rides and clinics we offered over the course of the year. We’re already looking forward to the 2024 season and helping a couple of new faces on the roster find their way into racing in a number of different disciplines.
We’re thankful for all the businesses who supported us in 2024 (many of which have been with us since — or before — our inception in 2015). We look forward to continuing to represent and support those businesses in the new year.
Here’s a look back at December and short pictorial roundup of the 2023 campaign.
See you in 2024!!
With the 2023 season wrapped up (and what a season it was), here’s a rough (but fairly accurate) look at a few of the team numbers over the past 12 months of racing.
We’re already looking forward to seeing you on the pavement, dirt and gravel in 2024!
(***Wins and podiums include overall standing and age groups, but do NOT count both in the same event)
Poor weather largely held off in November as GVR riders finished up both the Wisconsin and Minnesota cyclocross series with some strong race and series results.
There are just a handful of races left in the year in December. Then we start all over again.
A rundown of the month’s results can be found here: https://gryphonveloracing.com/results-2/
It was a hard-charging month that saw a lot of our riders out racing the past month.
One of the highlights of the month was the mudfest that was Trek Cup. One of the biggest ‘cross races on the domestic and international schedule saw all of our ‘cross regulars out racing. A few even landed on the podium throughout the rain three-day weekend.
A rundown of the month’s results can be found here: https://gryphonveloracing.com/results-2/
The road racing held on as long as it could in early September, but it eventually ran out of gas.
GVR riders returned to the dirt and grass in full force as the Wisconsin cyclocross season got underway early in the month. Mountain bike and track racing also held strong through September.
A rundown of the month’s results can be found here: https://gryphonveloracing.com/results-2/
August saw a solid month of racing from team members on the road, trails and (new for 2023) track.
A rundown of the month’s results can be found here: https://gryphonveloracing.com/results-2/
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