The hole shot of the Men's A race.
Series leader Sean Babcock (Team S&M) got a front flat while leading the race. Molly Cameron (Portland Bicycle Studio) and Erik Tonkin (Kona) weren't too far behind.
(Submitted by OBRA member Emiliano Jordan)
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Mugging in Massachusetts: The Jonathan Page - Tim Johnson crash video
This video, captured by Colt at Cyclingdirt.com, shows Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com rider Tim Johnson moving inside Jonathan Page at the NACT race in Gloucester, Massachusetts, and cutting out the Planet Bike rider's front wheel while passing. Page is obviously less than pleased with the maneuver, and you can hear what sounds like Jeremy Powers (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com) instructing his teammate Jamey Driscoll, "We're waiting."
Page will now be heading off to Europe for his world cup campaign while Johnson focuses on the NACT and the USGP, but it will be interesting to see if this incident fuels a longer feud between two of America's best cyclocross riders.
Page will now be heading off to Europe for his world cup campaign while Johnson focuses on the NACT and the USGP, but it will be interesting to see if this incident fuels a longer feud between two of America's best cyclocross riders.
Labels:
crash,
cyclocross,
Gloucester,
Jonathan Page,
NACT,
Tim Johnson,
video
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
A quartet of Cross Vegas videos
Dreaming about tonight's Blind Date at the Dairy at Alpenrose? Maybe this video from Cross Vegas will help get the blood flowing.
OBRA member Emiliano Jordan was in Las Vegas last week for Interbike and brought back some great video from Cross Vegas. Enjoy.
The start ...
A late chase in the men's race ...
The first half of a split women's field ...
Katie Compton way off the front ...
OBRA member Emiliano Jordan was in Las Vegas last week for Interbike and brought back some great video from Cross Vegas. Enjoy.
The start ...
A late chase in the men's race ...
The first half of a split women's field ...
Katie Compton way off the front ...
Labels:
2009 Cross Vegas,
2009 Interbike,
cyclocross,
Las Vegas,
video
Monday, September 14, 2009
Starcrossed: It's a Thriller!
Check out this commercial by Evan Schmitt for the upcoming Starcrossed, the opening round of the North American Cyclocross Trophy. The race at Marymoor Velodrome in Redmond, Washington, is Sept. 19. The Rad Racing GP, round two of the NACT, is the very next day near Tacoma.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Four seconds of flight ...
Trebon tackles the barriers at Pain on the Peak.
Labels:
2009 Pain on the Peak,
barriers,
cyclocross,
OBRA,
Oregon,
Ryan Trebon,
video
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Some wet-and-wild Portland Cup cyclocross video
The Portland Cup cyclocross races on Dec. 1 and 2, 2007, marked final weekend of the year's U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross series and was greeted with torrential rain, a bit of snow and a mighty windstorm. The conditions made for some great racing, captured here on video by cyclofile.com.
Monday, January 12, 2009
OBRA's 2008 Video
The Oregon Bicycle Racing Association celebrated its 2008 season Saturday night at the group's annual banquet. This video of the 2008 season was one of the highlights ... ...
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Classic Video: 1988 Giro's Gavia Pass Nightmare
The video quality isn't so great, and the fuzzy foreigner doing the commentary didn't have the decency to speak American, but this rare footage of the 1988 Giro d'Italia's Stage 14 provides a glimpse of the brutally numbing conditions riders faced that day on the Gavia Pass. Andy Hampsten, riding for the 7-Eleven squad, topped the pass with Dutchman Erik Breukink and survived the bone-chilling 25k descent that followed. Hampsten finished second that day behind Breukink, but his heroic effort pushed him to the top of the overall standings on his way to becoming the first (and only) American to win the Giro.
Labels:
1988 Giro d'Italia,
7-eleven,
Andy Hampsten,
Erik Breukink,
Gavia Pass,
photo,
Stage 14,
video
Monday, January 5, 2009
Don't Look Now, It's The Infamous "Kansas City Scuffle" Video
After exhausting the vast resources of Oregon Cycling Action with an extensive search of the endless internet, we are able to bring you this invaluable video of the now infamous "Kansas City Scuffle." (Disclaimer: Any similarity to another Midwest product, namely the "Super Bowl Shuffle" by the 1995 Chicago Bears' Shufflin' Crew [pictured] is purely coincidental).In this video you'll see the feel good hits of the season! You'll laugh! You'll cry! You'll see one Jerry-Springer-Lovin' American call it upon himself to try and add a little Versus Network-style extreme fighting 'tude to an otherwise perfectly good bike race. But enough already. Enjoy ... ...
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Classic Video: A Mechanic In Panic ...
This epic battle for the 1985 Paris-Roubaix title features a showdown for third between mud-covered Sean Kelly and Greg Lemond.
You'll hear the dulcimer tones (and tunes) of John Tesh's commentary and background music, and don't forget to pay attention to this video's best Liggettism: "A mechanic in panic is not a good one ..."
Enjoy!
You'll hear the dulcimer tones (and tunes) of John Tesh's commentary and background music, and don't forget to pay attention to this video's best Liggettism: "A mechanic in panic is not a good one ..."
Enjoy!
Labels:
1985 paris-Roubaix,
Greg Lemond,
Marc madiot,
Sean kelly,
video
Monday, December 15, 2008
Get Some National Championships Video
Here's some video of the Elite women's and men's races at the U.S. National Cyclocross Championships in Kansas City on Sunday. From the good folks at VeloNews.tv ... ...
There are more videos HERE, including both days of the USGP Portland Cup Dec. 6-7.
There are more videos HERE, including both days of the USGP Portland Cup Dec. 6-7.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Are you rrrready to RRRRRumble?!!
This video action from last year's Toyota Portland Cup, the last stop on the Crank Brothers US Gran Prix of Cyclocross, may help you get prepared for this weekend's version Dec. 6 and 7 at Portland International Raceway.
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