In addition to Max *Missile* O’Neal, Logan Owen is another of our exceptional local youngsters to watch in the next few years. Logan began as a BMX competitor and at the age of 5 scored a sponsorship with Redline. BMX racing served as a foundation that provided him with great bike handling skills that have […]
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Max O’Neal is one of a select few standouts in the current junior racing scene; actually he’s so much of a standout he is now successfully racing with the category 3 men, some of whom are 3x + his age. In fact, at yesterday’s Washington State Criterium Championships in Bellingham he clinched the 2011 WSBA
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Racing in memory of his grandfather, Ballard High School sophomore Max O’Neal finished second in the men’s category 3 division of this weekend’s Wenatchee Omnium. Read the full story.
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A few images of one of Seattle’s classic races–the Volunteer Park Criterium–which was held on Saturday. The course is a loop around Volunteer Park with a downhill then an uphill on the backstretch and the finish area in front of the Asian Art Museum. Races were held all day long with a clinic for new
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The Seattle-area youth cycling scene has numerous bright spots, but the brightest is no doubt the Major Taylor Project, stewarded by Coach Ed Ewing. The Major Taylor Project is a bit of counterpoint to recreational cycling’s predominately white, male, and relatively affluent demographic (at least in the US). In the Seattle area, the Major Taylor
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