On the Rivet

Crazy Joe Cross returns to Bush Acres every Tuesday in September. Big thanks to Ronny and Alli Bush for allowing us to come out and play again this year.

And that's a wrap, the City Streets Crits are done for the 2022 season. Thanks to everyone that raced and volunteered to make it happen especially Race Director Rob Howe.  Fort Collins grassroots racing continues with the YGR Time Trials in August and Send Town Cyclocross in October.

Here are the results from week five of the City Streets Criterium Series. Tomorrow is the final week of racing in the City Streets Criterium Series. If you haven't had a chance to check out the races, I highly recommend that you head down tomorrow. There are races for all ages and abilities. There will be separate results and primes for female racers. $15 on site, cash or card. 

Sparge Brewing is hosting a gravel ride on August 6th.

Here are the results from week four of the City Streets Criterium Series. Only two Tuesdays left! The final two weeks will include specific primes for women and prizes for the top women in each category.
Thanks again to the 1st City Cycling Team and the City of Fort Collins for hosting and to Coopersmith's Pub & Brewing, RamaMama and Matador Mexican Grill for sponsoring the series.

A bit delayed but here are NoCo rider results from the North South bikepacking gravel race.  39 riders started in Fort Collins on July 1st, and 17 made it to Trinidad, CO some 595 miles later.

Here are the results from week three of the City Streets Criterium Series. We'll keep racing on Tuesday nights all through July and early August.

Here are the results from week two of the City Streets Criterium Series. We'll keep racing on Tuesday nights all through July and early August.

The 2022 FoCo Fondo Tech Guide has dropped! Whit, Zack and crew have a ton of new features for the 2022 event. 

About 30 people showed up for the first City Streets Crits of 2022. Click to see full results.

The North South Bikepacking race is set to roll out from Fort Collins' Lee Martinez Park at 6:00 am on July 1st. The 595-mile self-supported gravel race (similar to the CTR) with roughly  48500 feet of elevation gain will end in Trinidad, CO. The route has about 200 miles of pavement, 300 of gravel, and 15-30 miles of singletrack. Ezra Ward-Packard won the inaugural race in 2021 with a time of 3 Days 4 hours 11 mins on a slightly different course.