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Hong Kong Criterium Series 4 1.NE 5 November 2023 Yan Chak Jacob Lee (HKG) Saitama Criterium: 1.CRT 5 November 2023 Tadej Pogačar (SVN) UAE Team Emirates: Oshima Mt. Mihara HC: 1.NE 5 November 2023 George Matsui (JPN) Ritsumeikan University Salto: 1.NE 5 November 2023 Valentín Correa Alegre (ARG) Ciudad de Bragado PPA One Tonner: 1.NE
The National Road Series (NRS) is a series of bicycle races held each year in Australia, constituting the chief domestic road racing competition for cyclists. In March 2024, organizers announced it would end after 2024 to make way for the ProVelo Super League.
Glenvale Criterium Series I 1.NE 6 October 2024 Oscar Gallagher (AUS) San Luis Championship III 1.NE 12 October 2024 Gustavo Ramírez (ARG) Sandown Criterium Series I 1.NE 13 October 2024 Brenton Jones (AUS) TMX MAKE Spoken Cycles Summer Series I 1.NE 16 October 2024 Zakk Patterson (NZL) Full Gas Winter Circuit Series IV 1.NE 19 October 2024
Riders to Watch at the 2024 Easton Twilight Crit. The women’s field promises an animated battle with the presence of U.S. Crit Champion Coryn Labecki, sprint sensation Alexis Magner, and Pan ...
New national champions were crowned in Charleston, WV, through commanding solo victories, tight photo finishes, and Olympic-qualifying performances. Results and Highlights From the 2024 USA ...
The largest competitive road cycling series in the U.S. is back for its 15th year of racing. The 2024 Tour of America's Dairyland takes place June 13-23. From sunrise till sunset, bicycles will ...
Glenvale Criterium Series I : 6 October 2024: 1.NE: Lucinda Stewart: Mia Williams: Kathryn Kennedy: San Luis Championship IV : 12 October 2024: 1.NE: Valentina Petrizani — — Sandown Criterium Series I : 13 October 2024: 1.NE: Keely Bennett: Anna Booth: Lilyth Jones: Full Gas Winter Circuit Series IV : 19 October 2024: 1.NE: Becky Starbuck ...
This changed to the Mars Cycling Australia Road National Championships from 2011 but they are more commonly referred to as The Nationals. [1] The under 23 championships were introduced in 2001. Note that these results do not currently include the senior and junior amateur road race championships that were held prior to the open era.