Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Blockhouse Roll 2011
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Fall Races and Rides!!
November 12 - UW-Madison (WCA Cyclccross)
November 13 - Ripon
November 19 - Marian/Purdue (Indiana CX) - Regionals
November 20 - Ball State
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Collegiate Track Racing
Don't know how many of you own track/fixed gear bikes but the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is hosting a two day MWCCC track event. This would be a great chance for you to do your first racing on the velodrome if that is something you are interested in.
September 3-4 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (Kenosha)
See mwccc.org for more info.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Collegiate Mountain Biking
9/10-11 Lindsey Wilson
9/17-18 Michigan
9/24-25 Michigan Tech
10/1-2 Purdue
10/8-9 Mizzou
10/15-16 Ripon (Regionals)
Looks like the our instate rivals the Ripon Redhawks are hosting regionals. It also looks as if we will be having a full season of collegiate cyclocross this year, dates and locations TBD. Check out mwccc.org to keep up to date with conference schedules and more!
Monday, May 9, 2011
Collegiate Nationals 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
SRAM Tour of the Gila
Tour of the Gila, New Mexico: http://tourofthegila.com/
or on his website: Damhoffracing.com/
Monday, April 4, 2011
Marian/Purdue Race Weekend
Friday, April 1, 2011
Notre Dame Race Weekend
The road race was mostly flat with a few sharp hills near the end. And did I mention it was cold?
The criterium was a wide, flat fast affair with plenty of crashes. Still wasn't any warmer though.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Follow him at: DamhoffRacing.com
Monday, February 28, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Daily Pioneer: UW-Platteville Cycling Club wins Cycling King of Style Collegiate Jersey Design contest
Max Anderson, UW-Platteville Cycling Club president and mechanical engineering major from Waukesha, and Tony Damhoff, a mechanical engineering major from Morrison, Ill., created the jersey based off of Anderson’s design concept. Damhoff created the graphics and sent them to Champ Systems, a company that generates a proof to create the jersey. The design is an orange and white plaid with jean style shorts. Anderson and Damhoff said they created the jersey because it fits with the pioneer theme, but they also like western-cut clothing. They also felt that creating this unique design would help the team stand out in races.
Ted King, the self-proclaimed King of Style and professional cyclist, critiques the jerseys entered into the contest and places the top three on the USA Cycling website.
“These fleeting four years are the unique time for shorn-legged collegiate cyclists to embrace their baccalaurean antics, maintain a steady (albeit skewed) balancing act between athletics and academia, and still have an amazing time in the process,” King wrote on the website. “The winning kit embodied these principles to a degree unreached by the other institutes of higher learning. This school embraced their mascot and rode away with it, which was an oft’ overlooked practice in this competition. Plus they used denim. And plaid.”
With many of the participants coming from some of the largest schools in the nation, Anderson feels that this award has an added importance. “Even underdogs can succeed,” he said.
The cycling team received a jersey signed by King in addition to the recognition of designing the best jersey. “This means a lot to us because every other school in the nation will be looking at UW-Platteville,” said Damhoff.
Written by: Sarah Kessler, UW-Platteville Office of Public Relations, kesslers@uwplatt.edu.
Friday, February 4, 2011
SNOW DAY!!
This is what we had to deal with heading out of town
Most of the "ride" was spent hiking through snow,
sometimes only a few inches, other times up to 4 feet
A rare stretch of pavement. The guy in the house in
the background warned of 5 foot drifts ahead
One of those drifts has Cory buried up to his waist
The solution? Tunnel yourself out
Once Cory dug himself out, we decided it was time
for a break
Time to relax
We Made It! You can't tell in this picture, but
beneath that snow is the world's largest M
Proof
At the top!
Time for a breather, that was hard work. Now
time to go back!