jooaa
02-12-08, 03:06 PM
I'm going to be spending some time there. I'm not finding much racing in the area. Am I looking in the wrong places (google)? I'd love to find a couple crits.
"The 33"-Road Bike Racing - racing near DC?
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calhoun1
02-12-08, 03:14 PM
http://www.gamjams.net/
http://mabra.org/
Check the left side of the screen
http://mabra.org/
Check the left side of the screen
bdcheung
02-12-08, 03:56 PM
+1
landshark
02-12-08, 05:39 PM
Holy crap, gamjams finally posted the 08 schedule. w00t!
MDcatV
02-13-08, 07:06 AM
Holy crap, gamjams finally posted the 08 schedule. w00t!
schedule has been posted on www.mabra.org for a while now.
OP - you can race min. of 2x every weekend between march and september within 2 hrs. of DC area. look up www.vacycling.org for the D42 schedule, and google PA bicycle racing for the PBRA schedule. LOTs going on around here. There is also a wednesday night training series from May - August in Greenbelt, MD that is great, google route 1 velo for info.
schedule has been posted on www.mabra.org for a while now.
OP - you can race min. of 2x every weekend between march and september within 2 hrs. of DC area. look up www.vacycling.org for the D42 schedule, and google PA bicycle racing for the PBRA schedule. LOTs going on around here. There is also a wednesday night training series from May - August in Greenbelt, MD that is great, google route 1 velo for info.
landshark
02-13-08, 07:18 AM
schedule has been posted on www.mabra.org for a while now.
Yes, but the schedule posted on MABRA doesn't link to fliers or other information. Helpful, yes. And I know they're doing a thankless task, but the lack of details is little help to newbs (like me).
Yes, but the schedule posted on MABRA doesn't link to fliers or other information. Helpful, yes. And I know they're doing a thankless task, but the lack of details is little help to newbs (like me).
calhoun1
02-13-08, 08:23 AM
google is your friend when it comes to full info. If you know the race name and date you can google for the other info
jooaa
02-13-08, 08:30 AM
excellent, thanks!
FatguyRacer
02-13-08, 09:10 AM
Yes, but the schedule posted on MABRA doesn't link to fliers or other information. Helpful, yes. And I know they're doing a thankless task, but the lack of details is little help to newbs (like me).
All the MABRA events, save 2 or 3, use Bikereg.com. Bookmark the webpages there too and set alarms or mark you calender for when registration opens up. Cat 4 and 5 races fill up in minutes to hours after registration opens.
Tradezone Training series starts this sunday and runs every sunday until the end of March. There is no pre-reg afar as I know and you can get a one day license and do the C race.
All the MABRA events, save 2 or 3, use Bikereg.com. Bookmark the webpages there too and set alarms or mark you calender for when registration opens up. Cat 4 and 5 races fill up in minutes to hours after registration opens.
Tradezone Training series starts this sunday and runs every sunday until the end of March. There is no pre-reg afar as I know and you can get a one day license and do the C race.