Ride Schedule Posted / Racing Season is Here!
The ride schedule has been posted under the "Rides" tab for quick reference!
Join us at the speedway races held this and next Saturday!
http://www.ncsccyclingassoc.com/race_calendar.cfm?e=383154873577
http://www.ncsccyclingassoc.com/race_calendar.cfm?e=283255183571
*you will need a USAF/USAC License for these races. 1-day licenses are available at the race.
The Collegiate Calendar can be found under the Racing Tab.
A non-collegiate calendar is available at Sadlebred.com, updated by Trish Albert.
Southeastern Cycling
1st Meeting / Home Race Flyer/ Clothing is in!
Our first spring semester meeting is on Wedensday- January 14th. Meet at Carmichael Gym, room 2037 at 9pm.
New Members- this is a great way to meet people in the club / find people to ride with!
Seasoned Members- Know anyone who might be interested in joining? Bring them along!
Our home race is fast approaching - February 14th and 15th. The flyer can be found here: http://www.geocities.com/crazybikerfromtheaccc/
We will be needing volunteers to help out with the race.
And if you have time, it's always a good idea to pre-ride the course.
If you ordered clothing, it will be ready to pick up at the meeting, The new clothing looks great!
Training Camp #1 Summary
Training camp was a success! The weather was perfect (dry) and the roads were quiet. Friday: the whole team went on a 3.5 hour group ride, and stopped at the Quarry (Largest open granite quarry in the US). Going back up to the parkway, we climbed up Orchard Gap to the parkway. Nic's mother and grandmother were nice enough to cook us dinner, consisting of Taco soup, salad and cornbread.
Saturday, the team split into two groups, one riding 70 miles around the parkway, the other riding to Pilot mountain and back.
John and Will holding Will's broken chain on the 70 mile ride.
At the top of Pilot Mtn, a steep 3 mile climb, mile 50 of the 100 mile out and back route. (From Left: Sam Suarez, Matt Howe, Evan Halladay, Nic Reeves)
Sunday brought some rain in the morning, so Nic, Will and Hannah took a 11 mile hike, while Matt, Evan, Sam and John rode the "Extreme banjo route" consisting of about 20% gravel roads, and about 30-35% of the route being uphill. Flat sections were hard to find on this ~40 mile route.
Thanks to Nic and his family for the dinner and a place to stay in the mountains!
Training Camp #1
The first NCSU Training Camp of the year will take place during thanksgiving break from friday to sunday. Contact Nic, the VP of Tarmac, for more info at nbreeves@ncsu.edu.
