USA Today features Team Garmin-Chipotle presented by H3O in a story on Jonathan Vaughters, David Millar and the team’s clean mission.
From the story: “Jonathan Vaughters is a fairly sophisticated fellow - the kind of guy who can drop phrases such as “interpretive parallel” into casual conversation. Perhaps that’s to be expected from a Colorado kid […]

Race report from DS Chann McRae
“We got 4th, 6th and 8th today and would have done better if the course were more demanding. Caleb Fairly did tons of work for Peter Salon and Peter Stetina. Stetina locked up the KOM jersey by winning both KOMs. And Daniel Holloway climbed awesome today. He’s so much more […]

Only 95.76 km long, stage 4 is the hardest stage of this year’s Tour of Pennsylvania as the peloton crosses the Allegheny Mountains. The first climb of the day is the 9 km Bald Knob Summit with 10%-15% grades. The second KOM, Laurel Hill Summit, is 1.2 km long but a very intense mountain pass […]

Velocity Nation features Mike Friedman and his inspirational career. From the article: “Long story short I came up through the junior ranks into Espoir and quit when I went to college. I focused on the grades and the girl I was seeing until we broke up which affected my grades. In return I found I […]

CycleTo talks to Steven Cozza about the Team Garmin-Chipotle H3O and the benefits of having Garmin as the title sponsor.

Attacking on Tuscarora Summit, the first KOM of the day, Peter Stetina broke away, building up a heroic four-minute gap, only to be overtaken just 100 short meters before the finish. Said Peter in a Cyclingnews.com interview: “Honestly, with one kilometre to go I thought I still had it,” said Stetina, who started a grueling […]

Wow… After some solid time in suspense, I’ve just recently learned that my name is on the Garmin-Chipotle roster for the Tour. Talk about exciting… and a bit overwhelming at the same time! The Tour is what every cyclist dreams of when starting out and to be there is a pretty wild feeling. Now […]

Stage 3 is a 167.69 km road race with several mountain passes. The course rolls out with a couple of sprints in Carlisle and Chambersburg before ascending the first of two mountain passes. The first climb, Tuscarora Summit, is only the beginning of some very difficult passes to come. The final climb, Sideling Hill, is […]