Sue Butler - 2013 World CX Champion 40-44!

Sue Butler went to World's CX looking pretty good!

I reckon so!

Nice to see a rainbow after a tough year!

Drew Edsall - The voice of MBR takes his 1st. WN 2013

Drew Edsall

Hats off to Drew.  He is teachable.  Keep an eye this 2013.

"Defended my title this past weekend at the 6 Hours of El Legarto in Florida. I got my first Win of 2013, but it wasn't easy. A 6 Hour race in Florida against tough competition is never easy. Congrats to everyone that raced! Headed back to St. Louis now. Great seeing everyone down in Florida and best of luck racing to everyone in 2013!"

This is no joke! Sho-Air/Cannondale's Eric Bostrom AKA EBoz is on the move!

There are many things that can change your game!

The 1st, be teachable!

EBoz is!

EBoz - "Getting swatted off Superbikes and throttled by tarmac has left some pretty deep gouges in my armor and

what lies beneath. Likewise, I have some wounds from competing in USA Cycling’s Pro Mountain Bike
Ultra-Endurance Tour this past year. So, as I look forward to my next 12-hour solo bicycle race, hoping to
experience this addictive, blissful state again, I need to return to the saddle in 2013 undaunted and ready to go deeper."

Serendipitously, my team, Team Sho-air, and Cannondale have joined together to compete in North America this coming year. With that announcement comes a revised roster loaded with massive firepower—Olympians, national mountain-bike champions, three-time and reigning AMA Pro SuperBike Champion Josh Hayes and, yes, Juarez.

Career statistics  EBoz knows speed!  Yet he is still teachable!

• 2008 - 4th in AMA Superbike Championship
• 2006 - 2nd in AMA Formula Xtreme Championship
• 2005 - 3rd in AMA Superbike Championship
• 2004 - 4th in AMA Superbike Championship
• 2002 - 2nd in AMA Superbike Championship
• 2001 - 1st in AMA Supersport Championship
• 2001 - 2nd in AMA Superbike Championship
• 2000 - 2nd in AMA Supersport Championship
• 1998 - 1st in AMA Formula Xtreme Championship
• 1998 - 3rd in AMA Supersport Championship
• 1997 - 1st in AMA Super twins Series

Sho-Air/Cannondale Band 2013

J. Bishop & Alex Grant in front of one of the

many Sho-Air/Cannondale North America Factory Team rigs!

I really think this team is going to be a force in the MTB world.

Most of the time a MTB racer is a "one-man band."  

It's great to see a MTB band "Rock & Roll."

Sue Butler looking fast for Worlds!

Tim Butler takes 3rd 45-49 CX Nats!

It's not easy to short through all the subjection that comes with sport!  It's not easy to move up!

Success is to go where you have never gone before!

Tim Butler 3rd Nats CX 45-49 2013

If you race, there is a starting point, then a continuous chronological order, a record of events, starting with earliest and following the order in which the events occurred.  

Records are important truth in the public eyes, the events, showing a particular trend!

Master men 45-49

• 1. Donald MYRAH, in 0:46:22
• 2. Roger ASPHOLM, Finkraft, in 46:58:00
• 3. Tim BUTLER, Evolution Racing Team-Wa, in 47:03:00
• 4. Craig COZZA, Upmc Cycling Performance, in 47:48:00
• 5. Brian CONANT, The Pony Shop, in 48:00:00
• 6. Paul RICHARD, Cyclocrossworld, in 48:15:00
• 7. Jeff WEINERT, Wolverine Sports Club, in 48:19:00
• 8. Jon CARIVEAU, Moots, in 48:40:00
• 9. Christopher SMITH, Hup United, in 48:47:00
• 10. Jeffrey HALL (1 – Cat1), Groove Subaru-ALapsha Bicycle Co, in 

Amanda Carey takes 2nd! Why did the media not list the name of her team?

Master women 35-39

• 1. Corey COOGAN CISEK, Cyclocrossracing.com, in 0:37:47
• 2. Amanda CAREY, in 38:32:00
• 3. Katie MELENA (1 – Cat3), Bicycle Bluebook/hrs/rock Lobster Cyclocross, in 39:28:00
• 4. Cynthia BANNINK (2 – Cat3), in 39:33:00
• 5. Elicia HILDEBRAND, Team Rambuski Law/team Rambuski Law, in 40:22:00

Master women 35-39

• 1. Corey COOGAN CISEK, Cyclocrossracing.com, in 0:37:47
• 2. Amanda CAREY, in 38:32:00

Sue Butler 2013 Nat. CX Champ 40-44

Simply said!

2013 Amanda Carey VW Boise "Thrilled"

Elite Women’s Results:

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1	Elle Anderson	Ladies First	36:16:00
2	Amanda Carey	VW Boise/WN	36:29:00
3	Mackenzie Woodring	Einstein Racing	36:36:00
4	Arley Kemmerer	Charm City Cycling Llc	36:56
5	Corey Coogan Cisek	Cyclocrossracing.com	37:16:00
6	Anna Dingman	Real Wheels	37:30:00
7	Katherine Shields	Mock Orange Racing	38:02:00
8	Emily Shields	Mock Orange Racing	38:13:00
9	Corrie Osborne	Team Extreme	38:18:00
10	Rebecca Blatt	Van Dessel Factory Team	38:18:00

2nd place Amanda Carey was thrilled with her finish, especially since, as she told us, “I haven’t been on a bike for three weeks.” She explained, though, that she had been on her skis for most of her “winter break,” so the frigid conditions and snowy course worked to her advantage.