Wednesday September 18, 2013
CrossVegas Celebrates 7 Years !
Make your plans for the Celebration
Time to start making your hotel plans for CLIF Bar CrossVegas
Click HERE for the
Monte Carlo Resort and Casino
Official Resort of CrossVegas
Special Rates for CrossVegas Racers and Fans
A Recap of CrossVegas 2012
A limited number of CrossVegas 2012 Jerseys available, CLICK on the jersey below to buy yours.
Knog Lights the great company from Down Under that brought 200 Blinder Lights to CrossVegas last year will be back in 2013. Using the innovative Blinder LED light Knog will again sponsor the Knog Back Stretch....creating a path of light at the darkest section of the course. Click on the light to check out all of Knog's products
Catch up with 2012 CrossVegas winner Elite Men's winner and ROAD Magazine cover boy Jeremy Powers plus 2-time Wheelers & Dealers winner Craig Ethridge in the latest issue.
Read the digital version HERE
It's a great view of CrossVegas from the eyes of the Belgian racers Bart Wellens and Rob Peeters who raced in September.
It's archived on the Sporza website HERE
SPY Optic brings some new course excitement to CrossVegas with the SPYOver.
Check out the SPYOver and SPY Optic HERE
Paige Poole returns to CrossVegas.
Paige Poole's great tribute to "The King" with Viva CrossVegas was a big hit. Read More HERE
Clement Tires Intro's the LAS
Clement Tires, the brand that brought you the original Grifo cyclocross tire introduces the LAS model with tread that is perfect for the fast and hard course of CrossVegas.
In fact the tire's name pays homage to Las Vegas and the Dessert Breeze Park course that has hosted CrossVegas since 2007. CLEMENT is the official tire sponsor of the biggest cyclocross race in the U.S.
The LAS nail file tread has a short and fine file pattern at the center of the tire which gets progressively taller and coarser as it approaches the shoulder knobs. This creates predictable performance as you change angle when cornering and riding off camber sections while keeping straight line rolling resistance as low as possible. The LAS uses the same side knob as the Clement Crusade PDX mud tire for added grip in the corners.
Here's the editorial review from Bicycling Magazine:
CLEMENT says the knobby PDX does more than cut mud: Thinner knobs in the center are designed to roll fast across pavement--nice, because most 'cross courses have some tarmac. Based on feedback from pro racers, CLEMENT tweaked the design, including increasing the size of the leading edges of the center knobs for faster rolling. The LAS (shown) has a standard diamond-pattern tread, but the file knobs increase in footprint and height toward the edges of the tire, which improves grip in dry conditions. The tread forms a V pattern that improves traction in the transition area between the center and taller knobs.
Clement Tires are imported and marketing exclusively by Donnelly Sports, check out the website HERE
