You didn't say which of the Allez models you have but even if it's one of the lower two it is the right frameset for you to get into racing. I agree with some of the others here. Get some decent, reliable wheels that you could keep if you replace the bike later. I'm not talking about $1k wheels. Don't catch the bling fever many beginners get. Go for reliability. Make the bike fit you. Then get some races under your belt. After that you can replace what you don't like.