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Pro cyclist sets wickedly fast pace- Lauren Tamayo breaks world record: Asheville can now call itself home to a new world-record-breaking bicyclist. At the Pan American Road and Track Championships, held in Aguascalientes, Mexico, on May 12, local racer Lauren Tamayo and her two U.S. teammates defeated Cuba in the team pursuit finals. In the process, they lowered the world record by nearly two seconds, completing the three-kilometer group race with a time of 3:19.569. MORE... | |||||
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Breaking the world record- Lauren Tamayo recounts the USA's team pursuit record ride: Wow the past few days have been almost surreal. Everyday that passes becomes more of a reality. We actually did it. We the team of Sarah Hammer, Dotsie Bausch and myself broke the Women's Team Pursuit World Record. MORE... | |||||
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Asheville's Tamayo breaks Town Mtn Hill Climb record: Lauren Tamayo, 26, of Asheville, a U.S. cycling team member who rides for team Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12, broke the women's record in the 28th annual Town Mountain Hill Climb Time Trial.
Tamayo set the record of 21 minutes, 10.68 seconds in 2008, then broke it during the 5-mile uphill time trial in 20:43:71 last Friday night. MORE... |
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Pan American Championships- Team USA breaks Womens Team Pursuit Record: Just one day after setting a new world record in the women's 3000m individual pursuit, American rider Sarah Hammer teamed up with Lauren Tamayo and Dotsie Bausch to break the team pursuit world record during the second day of competition at the Panamerican Track Championships. MORE... | |||||
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Tour of the Gila- Video Interview: Thanks to Lynne and Podium Insight for a brief video interview before the start of stage 2 at the SRAM Tour of the Gila. Peanut Butter & Co went on to defend the lead that they held from day one of the race. MORE... | |||||
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Asheville's Lauren Tamayo crashed in Tour de Flanders: Lauren Tamayo, a professional cyclist with team Twenty 12 who lives in Asheville, crashed today while competing in the prestigious Tour de Flanders cycling race in Belgium. Tamayo crashed 50K into the 119K race. She was involved in a crash with several other riders, but according to her husband, Mike Tamayo, she did not sustain any serious injuries, although she did take a hit to her ribs. MORE... | |||||
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The Day Before Flanders: The second round of the women’s 10-round World Cup, the 119km race begins at 11 a.m. and is expected to finish by 2 p.m., almost two hours before the men are expected to roll into Ninove. And just like the elite men’s race, cold rains and wind are expected to add even more difficulty to the nine rated climbs and 12 rated cobblestone sections on what is one of the more challenging courses on the World Cup circuit. MORE... | |||||
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2010 UCI Track Worlds- USA takes fourth: While the US team didn’t succeed in taking bronze, the riders concerned will be satisfied with their fourth place. Hammer said yesterday that the newly-formed trio was chasing a top five finish in its worlds debut. She indicated that she’d deem a second ride on the day – in other words, a place in a medal final – as a good success; they duly delivered on that target, getting things moving on what US Cycling hopes will be a strong future in this area of the sport. MORE... | |||||
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Tamayo Brings Form and Confidence to US Pursuit Team: Lauren Tamayo (Peanut Butter & Co/TWENTY12) will be racing on the USA's team pursuit squad at the UCI Track World Championships next week. As she prepares to leave for Copenhagen, her training and racing has given her the form she needs to earn some early season results. These results have helped to build the confidence she will need to compete against the best in the world. MORE... | |||||
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Tour de Murrieta- Lauren Tamayo takes the Overall: Kathryn Donovan of host club INCYCLE/SC Velo took the win in the women’s 46-mile race. Coryn Rivera, Shelley Evans and Lauren Tamayo (Peanut Butter & Co. TWENTY12) finished second, third and fourth. Evans and Tamayo finished locked atop the omnium standings with 76 points each. The omnium win goes to Tamayo based on her stage 2 win, which is the first tiebreaker for an individual omnium tie. MORE... | |||||
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UCI Track World Championships- USA Cycling Names Roster for 2010 Track World Championships: Discretionary nominees Lauren Tamayo (Asheville, N.C./Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12) and Dotsie Bausch (Irvine, Calif./ATF-Empower Coaching Systems) will then join Hammer for the Team Pursuit event. MORE... | |||||
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Ladies Tour of Qatar Stage 3- Lauren Tamayo 3rd on the stage, 6th overall: A strong headwind up the finish straight caused some problems and sparked a crash 300 metres out, but Wild and her Cervélo Test Team were in control. Sara Duester gave Wild a perfect lead out and then the powerful Dutch rider came through and had the speed to hit the line first ahead of Bronzini and Lauren Tamayo of the USA. MORE... | |||||
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New Team for 2010- Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12: Peanut Butter & Co.TWENTY12 will be the USA's newest women's team set to enter the peloton this year. The team will be managed by reigning World and Olympic Time Trial Champion Kristin Armstrong with the aim at developing talent on the road and track with an eye toward the 2012 Olympic Games in London. MORE... | |||||
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LA Winter Track Omnium- Lauren Tamayo wins Cycling Race in California: Lauren Franges Tamayo of Asheville, a pro cyclist with Team Twenty12, was the overall winner of the Cal Export Packers Winter Classic Cycling Track Omniumn this past Saturday in Los Angeles. MORE... | |||||
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