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Pohlmann 3rd in Master National TT
Dirk Pohlman finished third, 43 seconds behind eventual winner Brendan Sullivan, in the Masters 45+ National Time Trial Championship in Bend, Oregon.
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Roadhouse headed to USAC Masters Road Nationals
Competing for Texas Roadhouse will be Curtis Tolson, his wife Tracy Tolson, Brad Swope, Larry Stickler, and Matt Lerhner, all of Louisville. Dirk Pohlmann of Knoxville will also be competing on behalf of TRH Cycling. All but Swope are previous winners of national championships. In fact, The Tolsons and Pohlmann are three of the most decorated masters bicycle racers in the United States. Swope, winner of three silver medals at the nationals (two last year) is itching to get his first jersey.
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Burdzilauskas Fights for the Podium at Mass Ave.
Chad Burdzilauskas made a late move with 3 other riders as severe storm blew in on the last lap over the Mass Ave. Criterium Saturday in Indianapolis. Chad could not get around Eric Young of the Bissel Pro Cycling Team and ended up third in a difficult race.
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Chad Burdzilauskas Wins In Elk Grove
Chad Burdzilauskas won stage two of the Tour of Elk Grove Village. Chad escaped the field mid way through the shorten 60 kilometer criterium. Chad, joined by Johnathan Jacobs of Nuvo Cultural Trail and Ryan Freund of ABD cycling, put 40 seconds on the field before he attacked his break away companions just prior to the finish.
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Puffer 2nd in Elk Grove, Grant 4th
The Texas Road House Cycling Team members Chad Burzilauskas, John Eisinger and Adam Bergman worked hard late in the race to set up John Grant and John Puffer to sprint for the win in the first stage of the Tour of Elk Grove. Puffer and Grant came out 2nd and 4th on the day, netting Roadhouse to finishers in the top 5.
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Grant Wins in Indianapolis, Burzilauskas 2nd
John Eisinger marked an early attack from Bissel Pro Cycling's Eric Young and the pair quickly established a 15 second gap to the field. After letting the field wear itself out chasing the duo. John Grant and Chad Burzilauskas bridged the gap to the pair with two other riders. Near the finish of the race the break away lapped the field allowing the remaining Roadhouse riders in the field to set up their men for the finish. John Eisinger finished 4th on the day capping a dominate performance by the Roadhouse men.
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