Cycle with Champions

Cycle With Champions

Sunday, October 28, 2007
8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Sonoma Country Day School
4400 Day School Place
Santa Rosa, California

Support the Team Swift Junior Cycling Development Program and join us for a beautiful 30 mile or 50 mile ride through Sonoma Wine Country with Scott Nydam and members of the BMC Racing Team! Scott will also be available in the afternoon for autographs and photos.

It’s a fun day for the whole family! Riders of all levels will go at their own pace along two mapped routes. For your efforts you’ll enjoy a free Commemorative T-shirt (if you Pre-Register by Oct. 15) a free cycling gift bag, prizes as well as a silent auction.

Schedule, pricing and event registration.

Steven Cozza at Tour of Missouri

Ex-Swiftie Steven Cozza (now on Team Slipstream) is leading the Young Rider classification at the Tour of Missouri. Go Steve!

Infineon Series Moved to Tuesdays

Tuesdays, September 4, 11, 18 and 25

Back on the Track for the Harvest Series

Autumn Cycling Series Schedule Released

Bicycling returns to the Infineon Raceway road course for four Tuesdays in September with the Infineon Raceway Twilight Race Series. For the fourth consecutive year, cyclists are invited to race on the 12-turn, 2.52-mile road course, featuring the challenging climb up to Turn 2, and the hairpin at Turn 11.

Registration opens at 5 pm
Racing starts at 6 pm
More than $1,200 in cash and prizes
$15 per race entry fee
Juniors (18 and under) and children are free with a parent/guardian signature
2007 United States Cycling Federation (USCF) license is required
One-day licenses are available for $10
Rain or shine!
Helmets required
View Race Announcement here!

All Cyclists Welcome

The Infineon Raceway Twilight Race Series is open to all cyclists, from the amateur or recreational rider to the Cat 1 rider and even professional. In addition to the unique road racing opportunity, novice riders are welcome to just come out to train or ride on the official NASCAR course (race fees still apply). Ride as many or as few laps as you want during the open session.

Ryan Eastman at SFGiro

Team Swift's Ryan Eastman on the front of the Giro di San Francisco's Cat 3 race, in which he won a prime.