is an elite amateur bike racing team based in New York City. Under the direction of Thomas Pennell and Mark Alden, the squad competes in national, regional and local races up and down the Eastern seaboard.
Monday, June 14th, 2010
Results keep pouring in for the team. Eddie Espitia hasn't been the only rider to win races lately as Paul Levis also won the Harriman ITT, in the P/1/2/3 category, as well as the Team Time Trial with Espitita.
Also continuing his fury of results, a very youthful looking John Raheb took 2nd place in the 45+ NJ State Road Championships as well as 3rd place, winning the field sprint, at the brutally hard, Tour of Highbridge this weekend.
Saturday, June 12th, 2010
Eddie Espitia just won his 4th, yes, fourth race of the WEEK today in Prospect Park in Brooklyn. Espitia made it into the winning move and beat the group to the line just as a charging field approaching. The win comes after taking a solo flyer to with the Tuesday night Floyd Bennett Field race earlier in the week and winning the 40+ Individual Time Trial at Harriman State Park last Sunday, and the Team Time Trial at the same race.
Teammate Paul Levis also joined in the win in the Team Time Trial and Paul also won the P/1/2/3 ITT as well. This is by far not only best start, but mid-season for the team since it's inception, and look for the results to keep coming in as the summer racing heats up.
Thursday, April 15th, 2010
Team newcomer John Raheb, has been racking up the palmares this year, but never in such a spectacular fashion as this past Tuesday at the South Mountain Training Series in New Jersey. First in the 35+ race, John soloed away from the field and stuck it to take the win unchallenged! Immediately afterwards, he lined up for the 1/2/3 race, where he was with what was left of the front group until the very end where he won the race from a field sprint. John has had a few podiums already this season, but hadn't reached the top step yet. He adds a very welcome and new dimension to the team, and expect to see plenty more of his name as the season rolls along.
