Litespeed Fans, Are You Ready for 2011?

Excited to see what 2011 will bring? The people at Litespeed are as well. For an update on how things are progressing this summer, check out the video below filmed in Norcross, Georgia at the Gwinnett Bike Fest.

Race Report and Photos from Master's Nationals Criterium

Check out the criterium race report fresh from the Litespeed-BMW Cycling team who enjoyed lots of success last weekend at the Master's Nationals Championships. The race report can be found at the Litespeed-BMW Cycling website.

Congratulations on 3rd Place, Chad



The Fierce Team-Colby, Chris, Chad (L to R)


The Team Poses With Security

Litespeed-BMW Cycling's Chad Madan Earns 3rd at Master's National Criterium Championships

Litespeed-BMW racer Chad Madan topped of a fantastic Championship week with a 3rd place finish out of a five-man break in the Master's Nationals (age 35-39) criterium on Sunday. Solidifying this place through savvy teamwork were workhorse Coby Millen and Chris Brown, whose solo effort at the end freed him from the peloton and earned him 6th place. Like the road race on Thursday, the Litespeed-BMW team was the only team to place two riders in the top ten at the criterium on Sunday. The team rides 2010 Litespeed Archon C1 bikes.

Congratulations to the Litespeed-BMW on a strong week of racing.

Litespeed-BMW Cycling Team Places Two in Top Ten in Master's National Championships

The Litespeed-BMW Cycling Team, an amateur elite regional team out of Atlanta, sent a three-man wrecking crew to the U.S. Master's National Championships in Louisville, KY. Riding Litespeed Archon C1s in the 60 mile road race, Chris Brown (pictured left) earned 4th, Chad Madan placed 10th, and strongman Colby Millen served as the domestique extraordinaire in the age 35-39 category. Litespeed-BMW was the only team to have two riders in the top ten! Congratulations, Guys!

Up next for the crew is the Master's National criterium on Sunday afternoon.

New World Record for 1000 Km

Litespeed Archon C3 rider Chris Ragsdale just set a new world record for the time it takes to ride 1000 Km. He covered the distance in 31 hours and 40 minutes, despite very windy conditions. Wow! That is flying. Thanks to Litespeed dealer Sammamish Valley Cycle for taking good care of Chris.

Congratulations, Chris.