Jackie Tyson

1 week ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson |Pete Trifunovic

Michiel Mouris (Grenke-Auto Eder) won this year's Paris-Roubaix Juniors on a solo effort in the 22nd edition of the one-day race. From a large chasing group of 15 riders, which hit the first lap of the Vélodrome André-Pétrieux as the Dutch rider raised his arms in celebration, Ashlin Barry (Team USA) out-kicked Mikita Babovich (Cannibal-Victorious U19 Devo) to complete the podium. "I have to be really satisfied without a race win. I felt in control and I rode really well.

2 weeks ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

It's a whole new ball game, as the US saying goes, for the Life Time Grand Prix series as the six-race series opens Thursday in California. A gravel race launches the series for the first time in four years instead of a single-track-dominant mountain bike contest. There's a new course, a new dedicated start for elite riders and a fresh slate to populate the Grand Prix leaderboard, the men's division monopolised by Keegan Swenson (Santa Cruz htSQD) for the past three years.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Jackie Tyson

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2 weeks ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

Fresh off snow-pack from ski racing, Annabel Fisher next prepares for carving new tracks on dirt for a debut in the Life Time Grand Prix on Thursday at Sea Otter Classic Gravel. A winner of The Rift in her first season gravel racing in 2022 and the 2023 overall winner of the 2023 Gravel Earth Series, Fisher next targets consistency in the six-race Grand Prix and "win the series".

2 weeks ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

Junior standouts Ashlin Barry and Enzo Hincapie claimed the top two podium positions for Team USA at the International Cottbus Junior Stage Race in Germany last week. Barry won two stages and the GC while Hincapie won the final stage, points competition and youth classification, and finished second overall. All six Team USA riders finished in the GC top 25: Enzo Edmonds in seventh, Caden Freyre 19th, Rowan Child 24th and Ben Juracich 25th.