Sean Gardner
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Career highlight: 2020 Everesting World Record Holder. 2019 Redlands Stage Race Best Amateur/White Jersey winner.
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First race experience: 2014 Bryan Park training crit (Richmond's local Tuesday night worlds); it was a crit so I was dropped on lap 1, lol.
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Favorite training road: Blue ridge Parkway
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Favorite ride food: Pop-Tarts
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Who I ride for: I am lucky enough to not have anyone close to me affected by cancer or serious illness, so I ride for all the people that don't have anyone to ride for them.
Other important info: I'm single. hahaha. But srsly...
Will Cooper
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Career highlights: 2019 Pro Nationals TT 5th place. 3rd at Wilmington Grand Prix 2018, 3rd GC at Killington Stage Race 2018, 11th at NorthStar Grand Prix TT 2017
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First race experience: Earning scars at Turkey Hill in the CAT5
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Favorite training road: Ocean Blvd, Rye, NH
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Best post race food: Meredith's recovery shakes! When those aren't available- Pizza Combos w/ chocolate milk.
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Who I ride for: A little different, but I would like to ride for "Tree of Life Congregation" this year. Words fail me. An act of violence took place at my home, close to friends, close to family, targeting a welcoming community built by kind, honest, giving people. The world needs every ounce of love we have to give.
Alexander White
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Taylor Warren
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Career highlight: Winning our only race in 2020 at Tour of Southern Highlands! Hour Record holder at the San Diego Velodrome. Winning the 2016 Colorado Pro1/2 state championship road race the weekend before also winning the state criterium championship.
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First race experience: Doing a local time trial around Orlando international airport as a junior.
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Favorite training road: Sunrise highway in the Cleveland national forest, about 50 miles east of SD.
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Best post race food: Definitely In-and-Out Burger if I'm on the west coast, District Taco on the East Coast!
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Who I ride for: I'm riding for my mom, Ginger Warren. She has supported me throughout my whole cycling career.
Sean Burger
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Career highlight: 8th in the 2018 Amateur Nationals Criterium. I pulled off my first win as a Cat 1 at the Media Criterium in PA. This summer I finally begin to find confidence in my abilities, training, and experienced based knowledge. My teammate Will and I shared effort and kept the pace just high enough in the winning move. He attacked with 2 laps remaining for the final preem (I leaned over and told him to go for it. He was already planning to!). I followed any chasers wheels until he was caught with one to go. I jumped early into the last turn and took it all the way. Everything came together for a day, and riding aggressive paid off.
First race experience: 2013 Philly Phlyer Road Race with Temple University!
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Favorite training road: Locally my favorite PA road is Shed Road in French Creek State Park. Favorite destination training road has to be Mount Lemmon in Tucson, AZ.
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Best post race food: Chocolate protein recovery shake made with coconut milk and banana.
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Who I ride for: I race for my mom Donna Burger. Her support and influence to push me to always step outside of my comfort zone and engage in a wide range of team and group based experiences was and is vital to my development as a person and athlete.
Andrew Giniat
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Career highlight: My favorite result to date was at the Lake Bluff Crit at Intelligentsia Cup in 2017. I bridged solo to a break of 4 in the final 5 laps and once there knew I could ride the short descent on the back half of the course so I attacked the break going into the bell and held them off until the final meters where I got passed to end up 3rd.
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First race experience: My first race was at the Northbrook Velodrome near Chicago. I was 15 years old riding a steel Bianchi Pista I bought while working at a local shop. My second racing experience was in the Chicago Cross Cup at 20yrs old, also on a steel single speed!
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Favorite training road: Living in Asheville, NC there are no shortage of amazing roads, but if I had to choose I'd pick the Elk Trail climb that connects Elk Mountain to the Blue Ridge Parkway. It's scenic, quiet, curvaceous and just the right grade. It also presents a feeling of exposure which is less common to roads in NC than say Colorado.
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Best post race food: Banana post race but quickly followed by rice and eggs with a bit of soy sauce. Lots of quick sugars, some electrolytes and some protein.
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Who I ride for: At the end of the day I'm most motivated internally but I do love making my parents proud and always dig an extra bit when they're present.
Will Gleason
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Career highlight: 1st at 2018 Tour of Washington County Stage 1 and 2nd GC. 2nd at 2018 Tour de Greta. 1st GC at 2017 Green Mountain Stage Race and 1st on Stage2. 3rd at 2017 Capital Region Road Race.
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First race experience: Groveport Time trial at age 12. I missed the first turn and rode 20 miles offcourse until the police found me and told me I was lost.
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Favorite training road: Shed Road, Birdsboro, PA.
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Best post race food: Burger and Fries
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Who I ride for: Coming soon!
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Cristhian Ravelo
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Career highlight: 2017 Green Mountain Stage Race GC Team Victory, 3rd at 2017 Vail TT, 8th at 2016 Leadville 100.
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First race experience: Mountain bike race in the Vail town series when I was 13 years old. I won!
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Favorite training road: Mountain bike race in the Vail town series when I was 13 years old. I won!
Best post race food: Rice and eggs.
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Who I ride for: Ravelo Avila. My family, team and everyone around me is also who I ride for with out their support I wouldn’t have that drive and willingness to chase my dreams.
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Conor White
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Nicholas Narraway
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Allan Schroeder
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Career highlight: 2019 Idaho State Road Race Champ! 2018 Idaho State Crit Champ!
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First race experience: Racing cross at Idaho Wafflecross in 2017. It was 45mins of sand, dust, and pain. And I loved every bit of it.
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Favorite training road: Bogus Basin Rd (paved), N Fork Boise River Rd (grav)
Best post race food: Burger and fries for suuuure
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Who I ride for: The City of Boise. It's got a surprisingly rich history of bike racing and everyone in the scene is friendly, knowledgeable, motivational, and 100% supportive of chasing this crazy dream.
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Scott Sunderman
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Kurt Dodds
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Meredith
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Pedal
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