Photo Essay – Rally Cycling

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The end of an epic French Canadian doubleheader was also the end of the men's season for Rally Cycling. GP Québec and Montréal were the team's first-ever WorldTour ranked one-day…

Shadow and light in the walled city

The Rally Cycling men complete their season with two heavyweight races in Grand Prix Québec and Montreal. The first of the WorldTour ranked duo, GP Quebec, featured just under 9,000…

Colorado comes to a close

The circuit was a colorful loop covering downtown Denver’s sleek business center and colorful, unique RiNo arts district. An urban circuit is a treat, full of unique angles, high speed…

Sprinting through Denver

Day three of the Colorado Classic saw an early morning threat of rain pay off in a meaningful way. A heavy, brief downpour soaked the women’s criterium course inside the…

Climbing Vail Pass

The men and women of Rally Cycling time trialed up Vail Pass. Starting in Vail Village and with a finish line located at nearly 10,000 ft, oxygen was at a…

Taming the Vail circuit

The men and women of Rally Cycling tackled a truly unique doubleheader of racing in Vail. It was a circuit race of the technical, varied, and unforgiving variety. It had…

George & Eric | Today Was A Good Day

For the last two years Rally Cycling has worked with the UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation to create some amazing, one of a kind Diamondback bikes for their team to ride during…

George & Eric | Watt Monsters

Dear Big Bear Lake Chamber of Commerce, We’ve just visited your little alpine town to cover the big Tour of California Bike race, and found it quite pleasant. However, the…

George & Eric | Bald-Faced Courage

The gold mines on the upper flanks of Mount San Antonio never amounted to much. The rugged terrain, remote mine locations, and inconsistent water supply made for severely inefficient operations.…

George & Eric | SoCal Reckoning

“Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor…