How The Race Was Won – USA Pro Challenge 2013

Aug 28 2013

If the event is looking a bit unsettled about its name, may I suggest “Tour of Colorado”?

Sorry it’s a bit late, and afraid I won’t be doing HTRWW for the Vuelta due to some time zone issues and day job time constraints. That said, there’s more going on over the next months than 21 days of riding in Spain, so stay tuned.

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