River City Women's Racing

I’ve always loved Yolanda. These are the words of a true champion, IMO. She came back from a horrific crash in 2019 and never gave up, and although some of the earlier World Cup races she did this year did not produce the greatest results, she seemed to get better with each race. Always displaying a smiling, happy persona to her public, but the most notable thing to me is how much heart she has, her love of this sport is truly apparent. I have a big girl crush on her (if you can’t tell) 😂.

Haley Batten wins World Cup short track MTB in Nové Město | VeloNews.com U.S. rider Haley Batten won Friday's short-track cross-country MTB World Cup race in the Czech Republic.

Littering has become such a problem and I welcome most efforts to stop it but I feel this crosses the line into irrational and "unduly burdensome." Some of my most prized possessions are water bottles scored at a pro cycling event.

Michael Schär: A bottle reminded me of my cycling dream every day Disqualified after throwing a bottle to fans the AG2R rider reflects on how significant that race memento can be

Marianne Vos: I still get nervous ahead of big targets like Tour of Flanders 'I expect a woman-to-woman battle for the win' says Jumbo-Visma leader

Women's Strade Bianche prize money crowdfunding campaign inches toward €11,000 – VeloNews.com GoFundMe creator Cem Tanyeri: 'It's a shame that we need to do it as fans, but on the other hand we're just going to prove the monetary value of this sport.'

Mountain Bike Camp Update: Regretfully, we have decided to cancel camp this year. It's very disappointing, but due to COVID-19 it just didn’t seem possible, with the risk of exposure due to people traveling to camp, buffet style eating, group rides and events, etc. We hope to try again next year and hope that you will join us then!

Save The Date: The RCWR Mountain Bike Summer Camp 2020 will be July 17th-19th. Registration info coming soon!

Jill McCranie Williams, Beth Walsh, Sonya Richeson and Erin Dawn represented RCWR today at Monster Cross- Jill raced 50 miles (way to go Jill!), and the others raced the mini-monster (25 miles). Sonya placed 2nd overall and first in the women’s 50+ in the mini-monster.

Our very own Katie Jo walked away with the season's cheddar at the 2019 Richmond BMX Award Ceremony in womens 31-35 Cruiser category! There is a reason that we call her Fireball. Congrats, Katie Jo!

Congrats!

Oh Hai there 2020! I'm a Pro Cyclist now =) — A Quick Brown Fox Since folks seem to be getting back to work today, I guess it makes sense to let y’all know what work looks like for me this year.  I’m happy to announce that I’ve signed on for another year with Liv Cycling. According to the contract I signed. I am a professional road cyclist. I did i