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The Northeast Alabama Bicycle Association (NEABA) is pleased to again bring you this weekend’s festival and cycling events. We are a club comprised of individuals and families who are passionate about active lifestyles and promoting cycling and the outdoors. Visit us at www.neaba.net. We’d love to have your join our organization!

We not only welcome locals to the events this weekend, but we welcome several thousand out of town guests, as well. More than 500 competitors from across the U.S. and several foreign countries will race in the Sunny King Criterium on Saturday. Sunday will feature the Cheaha Challenge presented by Wells Fargo Advisors—a ride in Piedmont for recreational cyclists of all ages and abilities that attracts more than 600 participants from over 25 states.Sunday will also feature the 2nd Annual Foothills Classic Road Race, a competitive long distance race in Piedmont that will attract an additional 350 cyclists from across the country. Most all of these cyclists bring other travelers with them to our community, thereby boosting tourism and providing our community the opportunity to show our Southern hospitality!

The Anniston Runners Club and YMCA will kick things off early Saturday morning, hosting a 5K run for kids and adults on a course that will take participants on a tour of downtown Anniston.

In addition to the bike and running races, don’t miss the great food in the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour. Serving from tents and dining tables

in the street, twelve restaurants will offer lunch and dinner from 11am to 8pm. The Scion KidZone is larger this year than in any of the previous 8 years. Check out the schedule for NEW attractions, like Alien Laser Tag, Copter Twirl, and more. Papa Smurf, Star Wars characters, JSU’s Cocky, Gadsden State’s Swoosh, and Mellow Mushroom’s Mel will provide entertainment for kids of all ages. And the “just for fun” bike race for kids will be a major hit again this year.

The Hot Blast Music Café provides a diverse mix of music from various artists all day, and the Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash provides kids a chance to run one lap around the .7-mile bike race course. Add art vendors, Relay

for Life booths, and sponsor booths for a full day of fun on Saturday!

Sunday’s Cheaha C h a l l e n g e presented by Wells Fargo Advisors in Piedmont will offer route options from 26 miles (with very few hills), to 102 miles and a climb

over Cheaha Mountain—twice! We hope you will cheer for these cyclists as they travel Hwy 9 and the Scenic Drive, but we especially hope you will be courteous and safe as you encounter them on the roadways.

These events are made possible by our sponsors and the tireless efforts ofhundredsofvolunteers. TheNobleStreetFestivalbenefitsCalhounCounty Relay for Life. More than $60,000 has been donated since 2005, andthe2011goalis$10,000.TheCheahaChallengebenefitstheChiefLadiga Trail. More than $23,000 has been donated to this community project.

Welcome to the 9th Annual Noble Street Festival and19th Annual Cheaha Challenge presented by Wells Fargo Advisors!

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FRIDAY, APRIL 8Animal Medical Center Rooftop DinnerFor Cheaha Cyclists, Volunteers, and Sponsors 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, APRIL 9Belowyouwillfinddetailedschedulesforeachareaofthefestival:

YMCA&AnnistonRunners Club 5K 7:30 to 8:30

Bike Race Schedule (Sunny King Criterium)Juniors Races (age 10 to 14 boys & girls) 11:00 a.m.Juniors Races (age 15 to 18 boys & girls) 11:30 a.m.Women Cat 3-4 (beginner to intermediate - all ages) 12:00 a.m.Men Cat 4-5 35+(intermediatetoadvanced-allages) 12:50p.m.Men Cat 5 (beginner - all ages) 1:40 p.m.Masters 35+ Cat 1-4 (intermediatetoadvanced-overage35) 2:30p.m.Men Cat 4 (intermediate - all ages) 3:30 p.m.Men Cat 2-3(Elite/Advanced-allages) 4:20p.m.Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash 1K Running Race 5:15 p.m.Kid's Races 5:35 p.m.Women Pro 1-2 (Pro - all ages) 6:20 p.m.Men Pro 1 (Pro - all ages) 7:30 p.m.Awards Presentation for Pro Men and Pro Women 9:15 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Restaurant Serving Time Schedule (Red Diamond Restaurant Tour)All Restaurants Serving All Day(lunch and dinner) 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Kids Activities Schedule (Scion KidZone)KidZone Activities with a FEEBig Sam the Balloon Man 2 tickets 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.AlienInvasionLaserTag 3tickets 11:00a.m.-7:00p.m.Crazy Copters 3 tickets 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Turbo Swings 3 tickets 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Train Rides 2 tickets 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Circus Train 2 tickets 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Triple Play 2 tickets 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Equalizer 2 tickets 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.InflatableFrameGame 1ticket 11:00a.m.-7:00p.m.

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Noble Street Festival 2011 Weekend ScheduleAll times are Central Time Zone


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FREE KidZone ActivitiesDinoLand-Ages 6 and under FREE 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Ted Turgeon's Taekwondo FREEInfo. @ Booth 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.National Guard FREEInfo. & Giveaways @ Booth 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Star Wars Cast FREERoaming the Festival 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.JSU Mascot – "Cocky" FREERoaming the Festival 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.GSCC Mascot – "Swoop" FREERoaming the Festival 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.Papa Smurf FREERoaming the Festival 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Bookmobile FREE10th & Wilmer 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.Anniston Army Depot Display on Noble Street in KidZone FREE 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Calhoun County Sheriff’s Tank on Noble Street in KidZone FREE 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.KidzArt FREE@ Art Tent in KidZone Noon-6:00 p.m.Anniston Fire Dept Truck FREEon Noble Street in KidZone 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Anniston Police Dept Cruiseron Noble Street in KidZone FREE 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Anniston EMS Ambulance FREEon Noble Street in KidZone 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.

KidZone Stage PresentationsAnniston Museum of Natural History Animal Show NoonBig Sam the Balloon Man 1:00 p.m.Ted Turgeon’s Taekwondo Demonstration 2:00 p.m.Anniston Museum of Natural History Animal Show 3:00 p.m.

Music Schedule Hot Blast Music CafeKelli Johnson - (acoustic country & bluegrass) 11:00 p.m.Mike Hulsey Band 12:00 p.m.10/55 Band 1:00 p.m.Abby Parks - (acoustic singer/songwriter) 2:00 p.m.Tony Yardley - (acoustic singer/songwriter) 3:00 p.m.Secondhand Jones 4:00 p.m.Bill McAdams - (accoustic gospel and a little humor) 5:00 p.m.The Loners - (4 piece rocknblues) 6:00 p.m.

SUNDAY, APRIL 18Cheaha Challenge Breakfast 5:00 a.m. to 7:15 a.m.Cheaha Challenge Mass Start 7:30 a.m.Foothills Classic Road Race 8:00 a.m.Cheaha Challenge Lunch Noon - 6:00 p.m.


Bonnie Ray’s Bake Shoppe, Inc.Creme horns, Brownies, Donuts, Cookies, Cupcakes..{.red velvet, white/buttercreme, Choc/chocolate}. Apple and Cherry Turnovers, Cheestraws, and dog treatsPrice:1 or 2 Dining Ticket per item

Bonnie Ray’s is a locally owned and operated Bakery. Owned by the Knightly sisters Mary and Karen, Army brats who’s father retired from Fort McClellan. . They are located right outside the Fort McClellan main gate in the Lenlock Shopping center where they have been serving the Anniston area for 18 years . They offer fresh baked pastries, cookies, donuts, pies and cakes, including specialty cakes and wedding cakes. .They can also support your special event with a variety of catering trays. Welcome all.

Buffalo RockVarious Canned Soft Drinks: 1 Din-ing TicketProud Distributor of Pepsi Products

Chick-fil-Aof OxfordOriginalChick-fil-ASandwichFudge BrownieLays Potato ChipsPrice:5 Dining Tickets for entire meal or3 Dining Tickets for Original Chick-fil-Asandwich1 Dining Ticket for Brownie1 Dining Ticket for chips

HomeoftheoriginalChick-fil-Achicken sandwich. Wade Bence and staff have been proudly serving our community since 1988. Our res-taurant is located at 1205 Hwy 21 South, Oxford, AL 36203. 256-835-6009.

Classic on NobleRibeye sandwich with grilled onions, pepers and muchrooms. Bag of chips: 8 Dining TicketsChicken Pasta Alfredo: 8 Dining TicketsPopcorn: 2 Dining TicketsTrioSaladwithchickensalad,broccoli/califlow-er salad and pasta salad: 7 Dining Tickets

Casualfinedininglocatedinhistoricdown-town Anniston. A warm inviting atmosphere to include the Green Olive upstairs overlooking Noble Street. www.classiconnoble.com.

Cooter Brown’s Rib ShackBBQ Ribs: 1/4 Slab or 1/2 SlabBBQ Pork SandwichPrice: to come

Family owned and operated restaurant special-izing in BBQ Ribs. Cooter Brown’s Ribs were listed as “100 Dishes to eat in Alabama Before you die”. Cooter Bronw’s has also been a 4 time winner of the “Taste of Calhoun County” as well as the 2010 “Best of” awards by The Anniston Star for best ribs. Cooter Brown’s is located at 8464 Alabama Hwy 204 in Jacksonville. Visit our web site at www.cooterbrownsribs.com.

Garfrericks CafeChicken Salad on a tomato Basil wrapCuban SandwichPasta SaladOur restaurant is upscale Southern Cuisine with a twist. We use a wood burning grill and make homemade bread.

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J’s Wings & Fish10 Hotwings & Chips: 7 Dining Tickets Whole Wings: 1 Dining TicketHot Dog: 1 Dining Ticket

Mata’s Greek PizzaPizza: 2 Dining Tickets per sliceBaklava 1 Dining TicketMata’s is a family owned and operated restau-rant that has been in operation since 1980. Our pizza is homemade and made fresh several times daily.

Mellow MushroomYour choice of several different varieties of pizza and Ben & Jerry’s Ice CreamPrice:Hand-tossed Pizza Slice: 2 Dining TicketsBen & Jerry’s Ice Cream: 2 Dining TicketMellow Mushroom Gourmet Cookies: 1 Dining TicketMellow Mushroom Pizza uses fresh, all natural ingredients piled high on gluten enriched wheat crust made with real spring water and baked on a stone oven. “Hand tossed pizza withaSouthernflare!”

Mellow Mushroom of Oxford was built in 2005, now a premier server of Gourmet pizza anf over 100 craft beers.

Porterhouse CafeChicken and dressing: 4 Dining TicketsCotton Candy: 3 Dining TicketsBurgers: 4 Dining TicketsChips: 1 Dining Ticket

The Porterhouse, knows for Home Style Country Cooking and the best “Dadgum”dressingever.Comeonbyandgetatasteofhome!

Red Diamond, Inc.Bottle of Red Diamond’s famous tea: 1 Dining TicketBottle of Red Diamond Bottled Water: 1 Dining TicketBegun in 1906 by William Fitz Donovan, Red Diamond, Inc. has been continuously operated for over 100 years by members of the same family. Today it serves its customers with over 6,000 beverage and food service products. The company is based in Birmingham, Alabama.

Sonny’s Real Pit Bar-B-QPulled pork sandwich: 5 Dining TicketsPulled pork sandwich and side: 7 Dining TicketsBBQ beans or cole slaw: 3 Dining TicketsRibs plate with 2 sides: 9 Dining TicketsPint Bar B Q Sauce: 5 Dining Tickets

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Sneaky Pete’s Hot DogsMenu: Sneaky Pete Kraut dog, chili dog, slaw dog 2 Dining Tickets eachChips: 1 Dining TicketCookies: 1 Dining Ticket

Sneaky Pete’s is located on Greenbrier Road in Golden Springs. Proudly serving this area since 1988, serving full breakfast and lunch. Hours 5:30am - 3:00 pm

The Victoria RestaurantMenu: Gumbo - chicken, shrimp, andouille sausage, peppers, onion, okra and rice 8 Dining TicketsChocolate Molten cake 6 Dining Tickets

The Victoria Restaurant and carer is owned and operated by Chef Alan Martin. Located inside the historic Victoria Inn. The Victoria Restaurant specializes in contemporary Souther dining with a focus on fresh, local ingredients. Whether we are serving you in the restaurant or catering your private event, we are committed to great food and great service.

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Kelli Johnson11:00 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. (acoustic country & bluegrass)Kelli is the former lead singer for legendary bluegrass band Distant Cousins and a Top 4 finalist in the ABC 33/40 Herd Records "Origi-nal Artist." She is a regular at the annual Foggy Hollow Bluegrass Gathering and has opened for Marty Raybon, Claire Lynch, Exile and Sugarland. She produces and hosts her own TV show, Kelli John-son LIVE and performs an average of 200 shows per year both solo and with the Americana/Bluegrass band Sweetwater Road. www.kelli-johnson.net

Mike Hulsey Band 12:00 p.m. to 12:45 p.m.A kicking acoustic/ blues band based in Piedmont, AL appearing for the first time in the Hot Blast Music Cafe. www.myspace.com/mikehulseyband or youtube.com/LADIGAROCK

10/55 Band1:00 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. (classic rock and alt country)A hard working local band play-ing a wide variety of rock and new country and appearing at the No-ble Street Festival for the first time.www.1055rocks.myspacebook

Abby Parks2:00 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. (acoustic singer/songwriter)Abby is originally from Durham, North Carolina and influenced by the likes of Joni Mitchell, Fleetwood Mac and EmmyLou Harris. She at-tended Jacksonville State Universi-ty (JSU) and, in 2005 recorded and released her debut CD "Moving On". Abby is also a private guitar

teacher at the Donoho School. She is a member of both the Folk Al-liance and the Roots Music Asso-ciation, and over the years, she has also learned to play bass, mandolin and banjo. Her sophomore effort "The Homeplace", was recorded at Huntsville's Sound Cell Record-ings with Doug Jansen Smith.www.abbyparks.com

Tony Yardley3:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. (acoustic singer/songwriter)Tony has been a performing mu-sician for about forty years most notably with regionally popular bands KnightOwl and The Usual Suspects. Tony is originally from Missouri and lived in several oth-er mid-West states as a child. His influences include Clapton, Jeff Beck, Stephen Stills, Steely Dan, Little Feat and James Taylor among many. Tony is a long time local gui-tar instructor but considers himself primarily as a guitar player and a songwriter. His first solo instru-mental CD, Surface Tension was released in 2009. www.myspace.com/yarddog52

Secondhand Jones4:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.Calhoun County based singer songwriters playing originals and some 90's alternative. This 3 piece formed by John Medders, has been together about a year and is ap-pearing at the Noble Street Festival for the first time. www.second-handjones.com

Bill McAdams5:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. (accoustic gospel and a little humor)Acoustic gospel and a little humor from Jacksonville based singer/

songwriter Bill McAdams. Bill says he didn’t start playing guitar until the ripe old age of 32. Also appear-ing at the Noble Street Festival for the 2nd year in a row, Bill has been influenced by Hank Williams Jr., Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, George Straight and Brad Paisley. His latest CD is titled "She Did It."www.billydelynn.com

The Loners6:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. (4 piece rocknblues)This mysterious bluesy foursome is based in a soybean field somewhere in north Alabama and ap-pearing for the first time at

the Noble Street Festival. They have been individually influenced by a diverse collection of artists includ-ing; the Everly Brothers, Muddy Waters, Alex Chilton, Delbert Mc-Clinton, Devo, Robert Johnson and Tennessee Ernie Ford. Although they have just recently discovered their opposable thumbs, this band is focused on making spirited 'all turnative' music.

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Hot Blast Music Cafe • Saturday, April 9, 2011Enjoy music under the big top in the Hot Blast Music Cafe. Various local and regional artists will play while you relax and dine in this “cafe” with

seating for almost 200 under the large dining tent.

A. Chick-Fil-A (Oxford) B. Matas Greek Pizza C. Classic on Noble D. Cooter Brown’s Rib Shack E. J’s Wings & Fish F. Garfrerick’sG. Mellow Mushroom H. Sonny’s Real Pit Bar-B-Q I. Porterhouse Café J. Bonnie-Ray’s Bake ShoppeK. Sneaky Pete’sL. The Victoria

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homebound person’s lifeMeals on Wheels has been serving disabled and homeboundresidents of our county for the past 25 years. One hundred hotwholesome meals are delivered five days a week to individualswho wouldn’t otherwise have access to one. The meals are pre-pared by Stringfellow Hospital Food Service with each client’sspecific dietary needs considered.

The meals are delivered by volunteers. Currently we have awaiting list for persons who are in need of these meals, but wedo not have enough volunteers to add routes to cover thesepeople. There is a real need in the Saks, Weaver, andAlexandria area.

Please contact MEALS ON WHEELS,and volunteer to drive a route. If twentypeople would volunteer, we could start aroute in the above mentioned areas. You would only have to drive every other week. We do prefertwo people to drive a route in order to cover the area quicker and safer.

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Does it cost to attend?It’s FREE to attend! Many of the ac-tivities for kids are free, including hands-on art, Anniston Museum booth, Scion KidZone Stage shows, and more. There is no admission charged to attend the general festival or to watch the action-packed bike races.

What about food?Twelve local restaurants will be set up on Noble Street under tents at what we call the Red Diamond Res-taurant Tour. They will be offering lunch and dinner for modest prices from 11am to 8pm. Dining tables will be placed in the street so you can dine outdoors and enjoy the fes-tival. Red Diamond will offer their fa-mous tea and lemonade. Pepsi will provide soft drink options. Please do not bring your own food to the festi-val, but plan to patronize these local restaurants. A portion of funds you spend on food and drink supports our donation to Relay for Life!

Is this a family event?Yes!Kidsandadultsofallagesfindthe festival entertaining - we promise!

What about music?One of the dining areas is the Hot Blast Music Café. This large tent will feature local and regional acts all day. You can sit and enjoy the music in the shade while you eat or while you rest your feet from festival walk-ing!

What about the bike & run-ning races for kids?This is one of the most popular ac-tivities at the festival. Watching chil-dren from tricycle-age to 6th grade ride their bikes a few hundred yards and cross the actual Finish Line of the bike racecourse in front of the cheer-ing crowd is priceless. The Mellow Mushroom Mad Dash running race has the same excitement. It’s a one-

lap trot around the bike race course (.7mile),with an exciting finish infront of the crowd. The cost is $10 for each race, or $18 for both. The first100Kidswillreceiveacustomtshirt and goodie bag for each event. Register in Classic on Noble on Sat-urday from noon to 4:30pm. Races start at 5!

What about the running race for adults?The adult running race has been moved to Saturday at 7:30am at the YMCA. Visit our web site and click on “YMCA 5K” for all the details and to register.

Anything different or exciting about this year’s bike races?Yes! We have more Pro Men’s teams registered than ever before for the Sunny King Criterium, creating a 7:30pm race that you will not want to miss! The Scion KidZone has doubled in size and will not only cover one block of Noble, but will also stretch onto East 10th Street. We welcome several new restaurants to the Red Diamond Restaurant Tour.The bike races and surrounding festival will be streamed live on the internet from our event web site, as well as from www.velonews.com/live, an international cycling publication.

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ANNISTON, AL---All Sunny King Cri-terium races on April 9, from 11am to 9pm will STREAM LIVE at www.velone-ws.com/live and www.sunnykingcrite-rium.com. Five TV cameras around the race course will catch full course racing action, including slow motion replays of finishingsprintsandanymishapsonthecourse. We are excited to partner with velonews.com to bring our races to an even broader global audience. Go to

your favorite apps store and download the ustream.tv app if you plan to view the races on your smartphone. If you can’t be here, don’t forget to WATCH IT LIVE! And don’t miss the 2nd annual Foothills Classic RR on Sunday, April 10 just up the road in Piedmont, AL. 55 miles of smooth country roads and plen-ty of climbing at the foothills of Cheaha Mountain. Follow us on Facebook by searching for Noble Street Festival.

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The religious organizations listed above want to thank their Meals on Wheels volunteers for making a difference in a homebound person’s life.

Meals on Wheels thanks ALL drivers who contribute to the success of this ministry.

The Faith Community Supports Meals On WheelsANNISTON’S FIRST BAPTISTAT MCCLELLAN851 Morton Road, Anniston(256) 847-0230W. P. (Buddy) Nelson, PastorServices @ 11:00 AM & 6:00 PM Sunday6:00 PM Wednesday Prayerwww.annistonfbc.com

ANNISTON FIRST UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH1400 Noble Street, Anniston(256) 236-5605Hal Noble, Senior PasvtorServices @ 8:30 & 10:30 AM SundaySunday School @ 9:30 AM Sundaywww.annistonfirst.org

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH3827 George Street, Anniston(256) 237-1990Chris Thomas, PastorServices @ 10 AM & 6 PM SundaySunday School @ 9 AM Sundaywww.fhnbc.org

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1701 Henry Road, Anniston(256) 237-5458Reverend David Rice, PastorSunday Services @ 10:00 AMSunday School @ 9:00 AMWednesday Night Supper/Program @ 5:30 PMwww.fpcanniston.org

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH1000 Leighton Avenue, Anniston(256) 236-4457The Reverend Lee ShaferSunday Services @ 8:00 AM Holy Eucha-rist Rite I & 10:30 AM Holy Eucharist Rite II Sunday School @ 9:30 AM Sundaywww.graceanniston.org

HAVEN METHODIST CHURCH114 West 17Th Street, Anniston(256) 237-0943Services @ 11:00 AM SundaySunday School @ 9:30 AM Sunday

SACRED HEART OF JESUSCATHOLIC CHURCH1301 Golden Springs Road, Anniston(256) 237-3011Father Bryan Lowe, PastorMass @ 5:00 PM Saturday9:00 & 11:00 AM Sunday1:00 Pm Sunday (Spanish)www.sacredheartanniston.org

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Bissell Pro Cycling TeamAndrew Baker - Greenville, SCPatrick Bevin - New ZealandAndrew Dahlheim - Dallas, TXShane Kline - Bally, PAFrank Pipp - Iron Mountain, MIKyle Wamsley - Topton, PADavid Williams - Grand Rapids, MI

ChipotleDevelopment TeamRobert Bush - San Jose, CAElliott Craddock - Virginia Beach, VAGavriel Epstein - Toronto, CanadaThacker Reeves - Sacramento, CARaymond Kreder - NetherlandsThomas Scully- New Zealand

Fly V AustraliaJonathan Cantwell - Gold Coast, Australia Zack Davis - Boulder, COBernard Sulzberger-Beaconsfiled,Tasmania,AustraliaAaron Kemps - Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia Ben Kersten - Wollongong, NSW, Australia

KellyBenefitStrategies-Optum HealthAndrew Bajadali - Boulder, COColton Barrett - North St. Paul, MNDaniel Holloway - Morgan Hill, CAJonathan Mumford - Salt Lake City, UT

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Kenda/ 5-hour EnergyPro Cycling presented by Geargrinder Luca Damiani - Morbegno, ItalySpencer Gaddy - Charlotte, NCChad Hartley - Hinsdale, ILIsaac Howe - Concord, NHChristopher Monteleone - Winston-Salem, NCJonathan Sundt - Seattle, WAJacob Rytlewski - Brownsburg, INScottie Weiss - Radford, VA

RealCyclist.com Cycling TeamMatt Crane - Hong KongCole House - Oneida, WIMike Midlarsky - Livingston, NJ Thomas Rabou - Schijndel, NetherlandsEvan Hyde - Anchorage, AK

SKLZ presented by Pista PalaceAnthony Aker - Thousand Oaks, CARahsaan Bahati - Los Angeles, CASteven Cullinan - Phoenix, AZChris DeMarchi - Chino, CAMichael Johnson - Los Angeles, CAEric Marcotte - Phoenix, AZJamie Paolinetti - Los Angeles, CA

Team Mountain KhakisLuke Keough - Sandwich MAThomas Brown - Athens GaTravis Livermon Winterville NCBenjamin Zawacki - Weare, NHNeil Bezdek - Centennial COAdam Myerson - Brackton Mass

Team Type 1 DevelopmentDaniel Holt - Bradenton, FLTyMagner-Griffin,GATanner Putt - Park City, UTJoey Rosskopf - Athens, GAMichael Deltario - Canada

Global BikeBoyd Johnson Greenville, SCShawn Gravois Gainesville, FLJosh Whitmore Sylva, NCWinstonDavidSummerfield,FLTrey Miller Charlotte, NCSimon Bennett Bendigo, AUSMichael Lanham Athens, GANoah Metzler Greeneville, SC


Colavita / Forno D’AsoloKelly Benjamin - Kansas City, MOAndrea Dvorak - McLean, VALauren Hall - Vicksburg, MS Janel Holcomb - Loudonville, NYKristin Sanders - West Palm Beach, FL Cathern Cheatley New Zealand

WPT TIBCOMeredith Miller - Fort Collins, CO Alison Powers - Pinecliffe, COSamantha Schneider - West Allis, WI Jennifer Wheeler - Seattle, WA

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