Registration is now open via SportsBase. Save cash, pre-register here.
The event will take place in Kansasville, WI and will feature 40k (2 loops) of the famous Bong TT course.
The proceeds from this race will go toward Brett’s Echelon, a college fund set up for local cyclist Brett Netke’s three young children after he lost his life while riding his bike.
All racers are welcome!
Thank you!
What a day at the Tour of America’s Dairyland for Team Wisconsin/MC2! On the historic Road America race track, Frankie Dierking slipped into an early move and with one lap to go, promptly dispatched his counterparts to solo in for the victory. With the help of the MC2 squad working hard at the front and a lack of organization among teams, Dierking’s break was able to gain over a minute advantage on the field. At one point the field had nearly brought the break back when Dierking was able to advance again with a smaller group of five and from there make his move to the victory. It was Dan Ajer and Garrett McAllister finishing the day of attrition with the decimated field, but all smiles as whole squad celebrated the team victory!
cyclingnews.com article available here.
Results:
1. DIERKING, FRANKIE – Team Wisconsin/MC2
2. NAPOLITANO, RUDOLPH – Team Helen’s
3. SUNDT, JONNY - Kenda Pro p/b Gear Grinder
Overall Standings:
1. SHERER, MIKE – Verizon U-25 pb ABD cycling
2. HARTLEY, CHAD – Kenda Pro cycling
3. NAPOLITANO, RUDOLPH – Team Helen’s
Appleton welcomed the Tour of America’s Dairyland this year with a festive atmosphere of live music and a large spectator crowd that was full of energy. That energy was transferred to the riders as attacks launched and was certainly welcomed by Team Wisconsin-MC2’s Dan Ajer as he chased down another rider to steal an early sprint prime. At about the half way point, the crowd turned their attention to a group of three that had attacked and were starting to gain significant ground on the field. The Bahati Foundation organized a desperate chase at the front to bring the trio back but to no avail. With organization in the field crumbling, the three stayed clear with James Stemper jumping free to take the win.
Days Results:
1. STEMPER, JAMES – Kenda Pro Cycling pb Geargrinder
2. NAPOLITANO, RUDOLPH – Liquid Fitness/Adageo Energy
3. GONZALES, ANDREW – FCS/Metro Volkswagen
Overall:
1. HARTLEY, CHAD – Kenda Pro Cycling pb Geargrinder
2. BAHATI, RAHSAAN – Bahati Foundation
3. HOWE, ISAAC – Team Mountain Khaki’s
