Cheerwine to take 2009 hiatus

Cheerwine racer Kelly Benjamin

Cheerwine racer Kelly Benjamin (Image credit: Kurt Jambretz)

Cheerwine Cycling Team Owner and financial sponsor Anne Bolyea has announced the she and the team will take a hiatus for the 2009 season. The Cheerwine team was started as a grassroots effort to give riders the opportunity to gain experience as racers. Within five years, Cheerwine became the number one team in the United States. Since its inception in 2003, Cheerwine has supported over 40+ riders in the US and foreign peloton.

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