Tim Patterson took on the highest, if not the hardest, one day mountain bike race in the United States. Only 76% made it to the finish line and Tim was one of them. The 104 mile out-and-back course, located in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, has a low elevation of 9,200 feet and reaches as high as 12,516 feet. The majority of the race is on forest trails and mountain gravel roads.  Full Results: https://www.athlinks.com/event/219291/results/Event/982379/Results     - Jabitz
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The Waushara Area Mount Bike Association (WAMBA) gave mountain bikers the opportunity to race on the same site that hosts regional championships and multiple national Pro XCT events. The course featured rolling hills, flowing singletrack and ripping downhills. Here is how the Diablo's did: Cat 2 (Comp) 35-39: Andrew Webb – 1st (2nd overall) Cat 2 (Sport) Male 13 to 14: Andrew Dipiazza - 1st 15 to 16: Samuel Dipiazza – 3rd 40 to 44: Peter Post - 5th Cat 3 (Citizen) Male 15 to 16: Ashton Post - 4th Junior (14 and Under) Male 7 to 8: Dominic Dipiazza – 2nd 11 to 12: Vincent Dipiazza – 2nd Gavin Post - 6th Full Results: results.performancetiming.com/results.aspx?CId=16541&RId=546 Images below purchased from: www.xtrphoto.com/  There is two races left on the WORS schedule. wors.org/  - Jabitz
 Since the 90's, mountain bike racers have tested their limits with 6, 12, or 24-hour mountain bike racing at Nine Mile Co. Forest in Wausau. The course features a 13.1-mile lap traversing the Nine Mile single track and ski trails. Starting Saturday at 10:00 am, racers competed solo or on teams to complete as many laps as possible in 6-hour, 12-hour and 24-hour categories. Here is how the Diablo's did: 24-Hour Solo Male Masters (40 and over) Jeff Abitz - 1st (2nd overall) (see below for lap details) Tim Patterson - 4th 12-Hour 4 Person Male JAAR (Andy Webb & two others) - 2nd 6-Hour 2 Person Male Junior (Under 18) DiPiazza Bros (Andrew DiPiazza & Samuel DiPiazza) - 2nd Little DiPiazza Bros (Dominic DiPiazza & Vincent DiPiazza) - 4th Full Results: my.raceresult.com/175001/Little DiPiazza Bros 6:25:00  Images below purchased from: www.xtrphoto.com/        
 The Colectivo Coffee Mountain Bike team, in association with the Waukesha Bicycle Alliance and Waukesha County Parks, hosted a fantastic race on the newer Minooka Park cross-country mountain bike trails. Here is how the Diablo's did: Junior (14 and Under) Male 7 to 8: Dominic Dipiazza – 3rd 11 to 12: Vincent Dipiazza – 1st Cat 2 (Comp) 35-39: Andrew Webb – 1st Cat 2 (Sport) Male 13 to 14: Andrew Dipiazza -3rd 15 to 16: Samuel Dipiazza – 4th Cat 3 (Citizen) Female 30-39: Courtney Rogaczewski - 5th Cat 3 (Citizen) Male 15 to 16: Gabriel Rogaczewski - 6th Full Results: results.performancetiming.com/Results.aspx?CId=16541&RId=543 Below is the remaining 2021 WORS Schedule. Link: wors.org/  
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 Racers were treated to a terrific blend of wide and fast flowing single-track, open fields of prairie grass, wooded single-track with bermed turns, and sections of rocky and rooted singletrack. Of course there was a great downhill. Lots of podiums! Here is how the Diablo's did: Junior (14 and Under) Male 7 to 8: Dominic Dipiazza – 2nd 11 to 12: Vincent Dipiazza – 1st Cat 2 (Comp) 35-39: Andrew Webb – 1st Cat 2 (Sport) Male 13 to 14 Andrew Dipiazza -3rd 15 to 16: Samuel Dipiazza – 7th Full Results: wors.org/current-season-results Below is the WORS Schedule. Link: wors.org/  - Jabitz
 Saturday July 10, 2021 Fitchburg Center - Agora Pavilion in Madison, WI fitchburgfestivalofspeed.com/ It was great to have recent Reno Nevada transplant Brent Williams, back in the area, to join the Diablo criterium regulars in the Wisconsin State Criterium Championships! Here is how the Diablo's did: Men Elite Category 1/2/3 Brent Williams - 7th Brian Davis - 19th Women Elite Category 4/5 Megan Lester - 5th Sally Lester - 6th Men Masters 35+ Category 2/3 Jon Lester - 3rd Brian Davis - 12th Women Junior 15-18 Macy Lester - 2nd Full Results: legacy.usacycling.org/results/index.php?permit=2021-5375     Do you want a glimpse of the strategy and fitness it takes to race criteriums? Then check out this video from Brian Davis below: - Jabitz
Located on the "The Farm" of Trek Bicycles, this course had something for everyone from fast and flowy whoops and berms to rocks and roots and technical climbs. Here is how the Diablo's did (top 10's noted): Cat 2 (Comp) 35-39: Andrew Webb – 1st and 1st Overall Cat 2 (Sport) Male 13 to 14 Andrew Dipiazza - 4th 15 to 16: Samuel Dipiazza – 8th 40 to 44 Peter Post - 8th Cat 3 (Citizen) Female 15 to 18 Kilyn Brabant – 3rd Cat 3 (Citizen) Male 15 to 16 Gabriel Rogaczewski – 7th Junior (14 and Under) Male 7 to 8: Dominic Dipiazza – 2nd 11 to 12: Vincent Dipiazza – 1st Full Results: www.racetecresults.com/results.aspx?CId=16541&RId=535 - Jabitz
 Swim 1.2 miles in Gray's Lake. Bike 27.2 miles (shortened by a rain delay that pushed start time three hours late). Run 13.1 miles in the heat and humidity of at least 86 degrees. Here is how a couple of Diablo Cycling competitors did: Scot Rajsich: Even whilst dealing with some inadequate hydration "TMI" issues, not to mention tight achilleas and calves (runners deal with challenges that pure cyclists will never know), Scot Rajsich's perseverance and extensive Ironman experience brought him across the finish line.   Sally Lester: The last year, Sally prepared for three disciplines, raced, and completed her mission. With the support of her accompanying family Jon, Megan and Macy, she truly enjoyed this event. What else needs to be written? Job done and done well.    Full results: www.ironman.com/im703-des-moines-results - Jabitz
Diablo Cycling results below: Short Race (3 Hour) - Male Solo (17 Total) Andy Webb - 2nd overall Full Results: www.webscorer.com/race?raceid=245202  - Jabitz
As quoted in the "TOAD" website: "Tour of America’s Dairyland (ToAD) is the largest competitive road cycling series in the U.S. It hosts 11 straight days of racing throughout Southeast Wisconsin. The tour was started in 2009 and extends the legacy of multi-day bike racing that first started in Wisconsin in 1969."
  Brian Davis voiceover videos: - Jabitz
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