Date: March 20, 2010 to  March 21, 2010

Time: 7:30 am

Event: Fayetteville Stage Race

Location: Fayetteville

Entry Fees Per Route:

About the Race:

The Fayetteville Stage Race is a 3-stage event based on elapsed time. Riders must finish each stage in order to start the next stage.

Flyer: http://www.txbra.org/db/events/2010Fayetteville.pdf

Registration: http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=10055

Additional Info:

Staging for Stage 1 will be at the Hall. All riders must sign-in 15-minutes prior to the scheduled start. Stage 1 has an initial 2.7-mile stretch leading in to a 22-mile circuit. The finish line is located on FM 2503, 4/10 of a mile from FM 1291. This stage will offer a hotspot with GC time bonuses on the line.

The Stage 2 time trial consists of a 6.6-mile course, over rolling terrain. Staging and start will be on FM 1291 and Mechanics Road.
Staging for Stage 3 will be at the Hall. All riders must sign-in 15-minutes prior to the scheduled start. Stage 3 has an initial 2.7-mile stretch leading in to a 15.5-mile circuit. The finish line is located on FM 2503, 4/10 of a mile from FM 1291. This stage will offer a hotspot with GC time bonuses on the line.

Date: May 1, 2010

Event: Coldspring Road Race

Location: Coldspring

Entry Fees Per Route:

About the Race:

The toughest race in south Texas

It is time for the Eleventh annual Coldspring race, this time sponsored by Medical Colleagues of Texas.

This race features a 16 mile loop which riders get to do multiple times during the race. As you can see from the race profile three or so miles of the loop is quite hilly and will help to separate the fields into those ready for the hills and those who need more training. the finish line is at the top of a hill and favors the climbers rather than sprinters.

Flyer: http://www.txbra.org/db/events/2010Coldspring.pdf

Registration: http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=10569

Additional Info:

HOT SPOTS

(a) Hot spots (2 places) on finish line hill, laps 2 & 4 ($25 each)
(b) hot spots (2 places) on finish line hill, next to last lap ($25 each)
(d) Tad Hughes Professional bike fit awarded to winner of hot spot

(c) Prizes are combined and fields are scored separately

Unlicensed racers can obtain a Sr 5 one day license on site for $10.
Promoter reserves the right to combine fields when it is deemed appropriate

Registration opens at 6:30 AM and ends 15 minutes before each race starts

Website: http://www.southernelite.org/Coldspring/CS_2010.html

Date: May 1, 2010

Event: 6th Annual Mayday Challenge

Location: Allen Academy Corner of Briarcrest and Hwy 158) 3201 Boonville Road Bryan, TX 77802

Entry Fees:

• Adults – $30.00
• Families – $70.00
• Children (12 and under) – $10.00
• Student w/ID (or 12-18) – $25.00

Routes (Click here for Route Map):

• 4 miles (Family Fun Ride)
• 18 miles
• 40 miles
• 67 miles

About the Race: A charity ride with all proceeds benefiting Junction 505 – a Community Rehabilitation Program here in the Bryan/College Station area dedicated to providing adults with disabilities the opportunity to join the mainstream in employment.

Website: http://www.junction505.org/MayDayChallenge/maydaychallenge.html

Registration: Visit www.active.com to register to ride in the Mayday Challenge Bike Ride on May 2, 2009 at 8:00a.m. To register the day of the event, please arrive at 7:00a.m.

Email: info@junction505.org

Additional Info:

• Easy Parking – Plenty of parking with all rides starting and finishing at the same location – 8:00 A.M. at Allen Academy(Corner of Briarcrest and Hwy 158), Bryan, TX.
• Refreshments – Food and drink for riders at finish line area.
• Well Marked Routes – The routes will be well marked with maps provided for all riders.
• Smooth Moves – All routes are paved for a smooth ride.
• Comfort – Rest stops with refreshments from our sponsors.
• Support – Staff to support tour riders and racers.
• T-Shirt – A Mayday Challenge T-Shirt for all registered riders.
• Massage – Limited Complimentary massages available to riders.

Date: May, 16, 2010

Event: Houston Grand Crit

Location: Houston

Entry Fees Per Route:

Flyer: http://www.txbra.org/db/events/2010HoustonGrand.pdf

Registration: http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=8351

Email: lee@bikebarn.com

Additional Info:

The Houston Grand Criterium…The Ultimate Urban Race is now in its fifth year.  This unique event will take place in the nation’s fourth largest city along the backdrop of Houston’s distinctive downtown skyline.  The event will feature multiple sanctioned races designed for juniors, women, enthusiasts and professionals.  But these aren’t the only ones who can race—Bring the kids for a crit of their own (Kids will race in 2 age groups…7 and Under & 8-12).

Website: http://www.houstongrandcriterium.com/

Date: Saturday, June 5-6, 2010

Event: 4th Annual 24 Hours in the Canyon

Location: Palo Duro Canyon 11450 Park Road 5

Entry Fees Per Route:

12 hour competitive – $100 until 5/15/10, $120 thereafter

24 hour competitive – $125 until 5/15/10, $145 thereafter

Non-competitive – $40 until 5/15/10; $60 thereafter

Route Maps:

Non-Competitive and Competitive:

• Road bike
• Mountain bike

About the Race:

24 Hours in the Canyon is a team or individual event in which participants can ride as far as their inspiration takes them.  Riders are encouraged to set a personal and/or team goal of the amount of time they will ride.

Beneficiaries: 90% of all funds raised from this event will be staying in Amarillo to help patients at The Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center

Website: http://www.24hoursinthecanyon.org/

Registration: Online Registration via Active

Email: info@24hoursinthecanyon.org

Additional Information:

Specifics:
A noncompetitive team may be made up of an unlimited number of riders. A competitive team may be made up of 2 or 4 person teams.
NOTE: The last day to register for the competitive portions is May 24, 2010.

What is Provided?
* Campsite for Team – Restrooms with Showers
* Goodie Bag – T-Shirt
* 2 Meals – Bike Repair Area
* Stocked Rest Area – Various Prizes

Awards
* Top Fundraiser – Largest Team
* Red Eye Rider – Rider who leads the first lap
* Random Drawings will be done for various “door prizes”

- Campgrounds will be open to participants on Friday, June 4th @ 5:00 pm.

Click here for Event FAQ’s

Date: August 7, 2010

Event: Plano Fun Ride

Location:Plano, TX

Routes: 100k, 50k, Family 10mi and 6mi

Ride Details:
•Check In and Line Up begin at 6:00 am
•67 mi and 30 mi begin at 7:00 am; Family ride 8:00 am
•All routes begin and end at Jasper High School on Archgate Road
•A beatiful ride through Plano, Frisco, Prosper, Celina and McKinney
•Only early registration and payment guarantee a Free T-Shirt on the Day of Event

Register in person:

* at Friday night’s Pre-Ride Pasta Dinner August 6
* or at Plano Cycling prior to the event (see below): Early Registration and Packet Pickup
Saturday, July 31, 2010, 9:30 am to 6:00 pm or Friday August 6, 2010, 9:30 am to 6:00 pm
at Plano Cycling and Fitness, 605 E. 18th Street, Plano Texas 75074 (972) 423-4130
* or at the Event on August 7th from 6:00 am

Only Early Registration and Payment Guarantees a free T-Shirt on Day of Event.

About the ride:

The 2nd annual Plano Fun Ride is both a ride for serious cyclists and a family friendly bicycle event that serves to incorporate the very individuals that the proceeds are meant to benefit. In this way, children and their parents / guardians can enjoy being together in a fun and structured environment, while learning about services that can benefit the health and welfare of their family.

Website : Click Here

Registration: On Line Registration or Download Form