Diablo Cycling Results: Elite 3/4 (33 total) Brian Davis – 22nd Elite 4 (43 total) Brian Hansen - 9th Masters 35+ 1/2/3 (28 total) Brian Davis – 13th Masters 50+ 1/2/3 (35 total) Jeff Abitz- 9th Brent Rohrs – 14th Full Results: legacy.usacycling.org/results/?permit=2022-8748 For full schedule see: wicxseries.com/schedule/   
- Jabitz
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Racers were treated with a dry, fast course featuring hay bale switchbacks, natural berms, and course challenging climbs. It's no wonder that this location has a history of hosting WORS, NICA, and UCI mountain bike races. Here is how the Diablo's did: Masters 50+ 4 (34 total) Brian Hansen – 1st Masters 35+ 1/2/3 (19 total) Daniel Naef – 7th Masters 50+ 1/2/3 (18 total) John Lichtenberg – 14th Masters 50+ 4/5 (38 total) Brian Hansen – 7th Single Speed 1/2/3 (12 total) Dan Naef – 2nd Full Results: legacy.usacycling.org/results/?permit=2022-8853  
 - Jabitz
Established in 1983, Chequamegon has grown to become one the most revered mountain bike festivals in the country. Just over 40 miles of rolling terrain that fatigues the racers legs to "jelly". Diablo's Brian Hansen and Joe Coughlin smashed through the gravel sections and slogged thru muddy single track, both finishing strong. Brian had a top 10 category award! Full Results: www.athlinks.com/event/32709/results/Event/1028826/Results        Back in 2005, racers received their information in those boxes outside there houses! Recognize the chap with the green tires?   - Jabitz
Diablo Cycling's Daniel Naef and Brent Rohrs made the podium! Masters 35+ 1/2/3 (15 total) Daniel Naef – 2nd Brian Davis – 7th Masters 50+ 1/2/3 (18 total) Brent Rohrs – 3rd John Lichtenberg – 13th Full Results: legacy.usacycling.org/results/?permit=2022-8840 
 - Jabitz
 September 11, 2022 Waterford WI Hosted by: Lakes Area Physical Therapy Cycling Team wicxseries.com/race/lapt-lion-cross-2022/ Yes! It's the Wisconsin Cyclocross Series season opener! For full schedule see: wicxseries.com/schedule/ Diablo Cycling returns to the sometimes wet, always wild, sport of cyclocross! We have a trained and talented team of regulars this year of up to eight riders. Two recent additions include Single Speeder Dan Naef (more on him in future race posts) and future category upgrader? Brian Hansen. Brian Hansen's (below) mud and water skills put him on the podium top step!  Nine year old Galen Koenig finished his first ever bike race!  After a couple years away from the sport, due to his son's college football games and the "C" word, Jeff Abitz returned to his favorite discipline with a solid fourth, showing he can still play the game (and drink beer - suck in that gut Jabitz!).  Diablo Cycling Results: Elite 3/4 Brian Davis (Just a few bonus laps here) Elite 4 (41 total) Adam Koenig - 4th Junior 9-14 (18 total) Galen Koenig – 14th Masters 35+ 1/2/3 (23 total) Brian Davis – 10th Masters 35+ 4/5 (18 total) Adam Koenig – 5th Masters 50+ 1/2/3 (22 total) Jeff Abitz – 4th Brent Rohrs – 9th Masters 50+ 4/5 (29 total) Brian Hansen – 1st Full Results: legacy.usacycling.org/results/?permit=2022-8367 Check out another fine Brian Davis production! And give the SUBSCRIBE bottom a gentle nudge.
 - Jabitz
The Flambeau 40 is a 35 mile road race loop of rolling hills. Diablo Cycling's "Almost (future fat bike maybe?) Do it all Dan Naef" spiced up the race with plenty of attacks. Off the front, with his lackadaisical break partner, his final attempt was was brought back with three miles to go. Regardless he had a top 5 and great training for his upcoming cyclocross season! Flambeau 40 Road Race (41 total) Dan Naef Division Rank: 2nd Overall: 5th Full Results: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/http://www.wi-sport.com/results/2022F40RR.pdf This race is part of the WiSport series. For other WiSport events see: wi-sport.com/index.html  
- Jabitz
Professional and amateur US cyclists converged to put on a fast and (fill in your own adjective) show over Labor Day Weekend. The race prides itself in using four of St. Louis's coolest neighborhoods. Diablo Racing's Brian Davis returned to his home town of St. Louis, and his "criterium core", to race the (mostly) "rectangles of doom" (too much in quotes and parentheses?-sorry), involving wet and slick road conditions. He had an impressive day 1 and a disastrous day 2 (his words not mine). See his results and video below:   Men's Masters 40+(46 total) Brian Davis - 19th Full Results: livelynxresults.com/viewrace.php?eventid=10929  Men's Masters 40+(43 total) Brian Davis - 35th Full Results: livelynxresults.com/viewrace.php?eventid=10912
Sunday, August 21, 2022 Lakeside Park in Fond Du Lac, WI www.dutrirun.com/page/show/6921421-race-the-lake Four Diablos partook in the 14th year of the 89 mile race around Lake Winnebago. Three chose the highly competitive wave 1 (26 mph average) and the two time Fat Bike winner was back for a third. Here are their results: Male 45-49 Wave 1 (67 total): Peter Post - 2nd Male 35-39 Wave 1 (56 total): Andrew Webb - 16th Male 50-54 Wave 1 (61 total): John Robertson - 16th Fat Bike (8 total): Jeff Abitz - 1st Full Results: my.raceresult.com/213558/        
 - Jabitz
Gravel Worlds has race distances of 31, 75, 150 and 300 miles. Oh course Diablo Racing's John Bessey entered the longest, 300 mile event. This race was completely self supported (no team vehicles, hand outs). Only race provided support on route stops was allowed. The course consisted of 300 miles of rolling gravel and dirt roads with 17,956 feet of elevation gained. 139 started, 77 finished. John was 30th. In his words "Mentally (and possibly physically) the hardest ride I’ve ever done." So it must of been good! For more on the Gravel Worlds see: www.gravel-worlds.com/about  Full Results: www.athlinks.com/event/142551/results/Event/1022537/Results 
 
- Jabitz (cross is coming)
The Crusher - Enhanced Gravel Adventure 100 mile event is not a race to be first, but a challenge to finish. Such is the theme for most of the events put on by the Non-Profit 906 Adventure Team 906adventureteam.com/ Diablo Cycling's Jeff Abitz and Adam Koenig chose Sunday, August 14th (you have three months to do this) to leave their typical racer mindsets at home as they joined two other past Crusher veterans in touring the remote roads and trails of the Michigan U.P. 129 miles later they finished in the dark, to the usual pageantry of an empty parking lot...and it was good. Finishing Times (or whenever their bike computers were turned off): Adam Koenig: 16:47:23 Jeff Abitz - 16:48:59 Full Results: https://crushergravel.com/details/results/  Jeff's Ride Statistics: Distance: 128.89 miles Total Ascent: 7,650 feet Total Decent: 7,693.6 feet Average Temperature: 57 degrees F Average Moving Speed: 10 mph Maximum Speed: 35 mph      - Jabitz
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