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Category Archives: News
Amazing news this morning. The Team’s successful week at The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah has landed Jelly Belly Cycling presented by MAXXIS in the top position of the UCI America Tour!
The Team Presentation winners, every race!
The Team about to go on for Team Presentation in Cedar City, Utah.
Mountain Khakis keeping The Team comfortable at the early-morning start at Zion National Park.
New signing Ulises Castillo is settling right in.
For America’s Toughest Stage Race, The Team bring in (possibly) America’s Toughest Race Mechanic, Brian St. Amant.
Stage 2 Start was in Escalante, UT. There was a correctly-sized cowboy hat for every rider at sign on. Josh Berry gives the crowd his best John Wayne glare.
Alex Braico was in early moves on Stage 2, as were Taylor Shelden and Gus Morton.
Ulises Castillo in the cars for a quick conference with DS Danny van Haute.
Legend
Finish of Stage 3, 2016 Tour of Utah
What goes into a stage win at America’s Toughest Stage Race?
Lachlan Morton and coach Ben Day
Taking the lead in the race means hard days of defending the position. It looks like this – Jacob Rathe, Angus Morton, Ulises Castillo, Taylor Shelden, and Jordan Cheyne setting the pace and marking every move…
Josh Berry
Alex Braico
Ulises Castillo
Jordan Cheyne
Angus Morton
Lachlan Morton
Jacob Rathe
Taylor Shelden
Jelly Belly Cycling presented by MAXXIS have signed rising star Ulises Castillo for the remainder of the 2016 season and 2017.
Castillo, 25, lit Southern California up this season with a stage win at Redlands, overall at Tour of Murrieta, Temecula Grand Prix, Sea Otter Classic’s road and crit stages, and many more.
“The Team have been on the lookout for the right all-rounder with a blazing sprint,” said Sports Director, Danny van Haute. “Ulises showed us exactly that in the races we did as part of training camp this spring and our sights have been set on him ever since.”
Castillo, who hails from Sinaloa, Mexico, will make his debut at The 37th Annual Cascade Cycling Classic beginning this Wednesday, July 20th. He brings a final-kilometer kick that should suit Tour of Alberta very well, when launched by the super-strong squad we have become used to seeing this season.
“I am so excited to race with Jelly Belly,” added Castillo. “For me, it is a big step, so I am going to take the opportunity to help The Team and get some wins!”
Check out Ulises’ Rider Page.
The Team will once again be racing in two countries this weekend:
Taylor Shelden | Lachlan Morton | Jacob Rathe | Alex Braico | Jordan Cheyne | Gus Morton | Josh Berry
Michael Sheehan | Ben Wolfe | Chris Putt
