Sports Bites with Diane Scalia features an interview with Slipstream/Chipotle H3O CEO Director Sportif Jonathan Vaughters.

Report from DS Matt White
Well the team was super today! The finish was a real team effort. The plan was to put Julian (above) into position on a very tight and technical finish circuit and the boys did it! Julian delivered a great 5th place.
After a nasty crash on the second stage, Julian […]

Race report from DS Johnny Weltz
The stage started out at a crazy, fast tempo. As there were only a few seconds difference between the top ten, and with bonus seconds, everybody had plans to cover every little second. So, the first two hours were flat out and nobody could get away!
Lucas was the first […]

Race report from Johnny Weltz
With the first 100 km slightly downhill and a lot of riders with big time losses yesterday, it was a fast start with everyone trying to make the breakaway. A five-man break went pretty late with one rider - Flecha - high on GC. Their gap on the peloton came […]

Today’s flat stage 12 saw one long solo breakaway that got caught with 10 km to go and a mass sprint finish. Julian Dean (right) and Chris Sutton worked their way into the final fray and finished 13th and 17th respectively. There were no major changes in the overall.
Tomorrow’s stage 13 is the last […]

Despite how normal I am feeling right now, my head injury is actually a little more serious. In my crash I suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage, resulting now in a subdural hematoma, which is basically a big bruise on the right frontal lobe of my brain. The subdural hematoma on my brain is still a […]

Race report from DS Johnny Weltz
Today was by far the hardest stage of this Tour of Catalunya. It started out really fast with a five-man break going from the gun. With a couple of favorites in the break, the peloton was forced to maintain a high speed in order to keep the group at a […]

Seattlepi.com profiles Wenatchee hometown hero Tyler Farrar and his preparations for the Tour de France. Tyler says he has had his eye on the French race since he was eight-years-old.
From the article:
“I’ve been riding for as long as I could remember,” Tyler said. “It was just a normal part of growing up. My parents […]