A few housekeeping items as we dig out from Cross of the North.
Thanks to everyone who made the trip to Wausau for the event. We hope you guys enjoyed the course and had a good time.
A gallery of photos by Amber Searer Photography from some of the races can be found here: https://ambersearerphotography.shootshareprint.com/crossofthenorth
Race results are here: https://legacy.usacycling.org/results/index.php?year=2018&id=2627
Thanks again for your support of the event!
Whew. That was a busy weekend of racing with riders tackling four ‘cross and mountain bike races in Wisconsin – and having some fun along the way.
A rundown of race results can be found here.
The first weekend of cyclocross racing in Wisconsin saw GVR riders turn in a number of very successful performances while one rider duked it out with a big hill in Michigan on her mountain bike and came away the winner.
A rundown of race results can be found here.
GVR riders wrapped up the Wisconsin road racing season this past weekend while a few others manged to hold on the to mountain bike season a little loner in the mud of northern Michigan.
A rundown of race results can be found here.
With the final few mountain bike and road races looming, thoughts are turning to the cyclocross season — including running drills! While part of the team practiced for the upcoming season, others were out racing the last WORS race of the season and Race The Lake.
A rundown of race results can be found here.
Cross of the North returns to Wausau on Sept. 16 with a few new features including a slightly shorter course (that still includes sand and a runup), a DJ and, of course, furious cyclocross racing.
The three-year-old race is at Sunny Vale Park on the west side of the Wausau, the only Wisconsin Cycling Association CX race in central Wisconsin (and one of five outside of the Madison and Milwaukee markets). Cross of the north is one of the races that makes up the Hinterlands sub-series of cross races.
Pre-register for Cross of the North by Sept. 12 and save yourself $10 on registration ($25). Day-of-registration ($35) is available onsite.
You can register for the event here.
It was all dirt this weekend with team riders putting up almost 390 (combined) miles of gravel at two Midwest events and others getting plenty of dust and sand on their mountain bikes.
A rundown of race results can be found here.
Big miles were the name of the game this last weekend as six members of the team rode 175 across Wisconsin (from Dubuque to Kenosha) and a trio of riders took on 46-miles of dusty and dirty trails near Marquette, Michigan, as part of the Ore To Shore mountain bike race.
A rundown of race results can be found here.
The 2019-2020 season is drawing near, and the team is busy squaring away it’s partnerships and an updated look for uniforms.
In other words: exciting times.
Gryphon Velo Racing is proud to announce the return of Classic Renovations, Robinson Metal, Downtown Auto and Organic Valley as long-term partners and the addition of SRAM and RedEye Brewing Co. (of Wausau) as new partners for the next two years.
A huge shout out to JB Cycle & Sport and Specialized who both keep our bikes in working order and land many of our riders on the podium.
We’re grateful to all our partners – past, present and future – who help keep this team fun.
A nice contingent of team riders turned out for the inaugural Adam Hartwig Memorial RR Saturday, followed by a strong individual effort at the WORS race in La Crosse Sunday.
A rundown of race results can be found here.
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