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The 2010 National Racing Calendar (NRC) will officially start at the Redlands Bicycle Classic on March 25-28 in California. The long-running event has the best professional men and women's teams from across the country raring to get the racing season underway. "We will have all the best teams in North America represented," said Scott Welsh, marketing director of the Redlands Bicycle Classic. "We are looking for a spectacular week of racing to kick off the NRC." The Redlands Bicycle ...
Redlands Bicycle Classic Stages
Prologue
- Location:
- Redlands TT
- Distance:
- 3.1 km
Stage 1
- Location:
- Beaumont Circuit Race
- Distance:
- 105.7 km
Stage 2
- Location:
- City of Redlands Criterium
- Distance:
- 45 km
Stage 3
- Location:
- Sunset Road Race
- Distance:
- 94.1 km
Redlands Bicycle Classic Photos
Alejandro Borrajo (Jamis-Sutter Home) claimed the final stage at Redlands.
- Hilton Clarke (Bahati Foundation Pro Cycling) won the bunch sprint in the men's race.
- Will Routley (Jelly Belly P/B Kenda) held off Ben Jacques-Maynes (Bissell Pro Cycling) to win the day's stage.
- Australia's Ben Day (Fly V Australia) was the quickest over Redlands' opening time trial.
- Putting in some miles in Australia over the winter.
- Ben Day (Fly V Australia) took the win today with Carter Jones (Jelly Belly) second and Kiel Reijnen (Jelly Belly) third
- Alex Howes won both the U23 road and criterium championships in 2009 and returns to Team Holowesko Partners in 2010.
- Bahati Foundation brings there sprinters to the front.
- The Fly V Australia boys happy after the finish.
- Evelyn Stevens (HTC-Columbia) puts some time on other riders on the way to third place.
- Kiel Reijnen (Jelly Belly-Kenda) capped off the top three on the podium today.
- Ina Yoko Teutenberg (HTC-Columbia) bides her time in the bunch.
- Rebecca Much (TIBCO) puts some time on riders on the steep section
- Evelyn Stevens (HTC-Columbia) gave it her all today to help the team and get the stage win.
- Andrew Pinfold (UnitedHealthcare) riding through the hills of Redlands
Redlands Bicycle Classic News
HTC-Columbia women prepared for World Cup events
Teutenberg targets Ronde van Darthe
Fly V Australia turns focus to Tour of California
Day does more than dream of Californian success
Goldstein hit by car during Redlands warm-up
Extend of injuries unknown; possible broken cheek, wrist
Jelly Belly-Kenda surprises in Redlands opener
Focus on Redlands pays off for US team
'Legendary' accolade for Kiefel
American pioneer honoured at Redlands Bicycle Classic
Hekman aims at NRC in his final year
Shirley sure of Redlands aims
Wrubleski targeting mid-season form
Holowesko Partners brings best team back to Redlands
Redlands Bicycle Classic Features
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Time trial start times, March 25, 2010
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Do things really come in threes?
Hilary Billington is forced to drop out of Redlands due to illness