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A Chicago Based Cycling TeamxXx Racing - Athletico
6
wins in 2022
13 top 3's
19 top 5's
71,498
miles ridden in 2022
RACE YOUR BIKE WITH US
With a 20 year history, xXx Racing is Chicago’s premier development-focused amateur cycling team and we’re glad you’ve found us! Founded by bike messengers in 1999, xXx Racing is a 501c(3) organization that actively promotes bike riding and racing in Chicagoland through its many races, practices, and weekly team ride.
Although we are a racing team, our primary focus is on providing an environment for budding cyclists of all abilities to develop within the sport. Interested in developing riding skills and getting stronger? Our Saturday morning team ride, which has been running continuously for 15+ years, is a great way to start. Thinking about racing? Check out our LaBagh Practice Crits, where we host regular low-pressure practice races to help cyclists acclimate to riding in a pack environment. Do you want to become a part of a large, dynamic, and welcoming group of cyclists of all abilities? Come to a monthly team meeting or check out how to join our team.
Team Ride Departure
7:00 am
from Wicker Park
7:30 from Pratt & Ridge
All cyclists are welcome on our Saturday morning team rides, but please first read about our route and expectations.
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2022 Season Preview
We are looking forward to a full season of bike racing, clinics, practice cirts, camps, team rides, and fun rides in 2022. Keep reading for a look ahead at the upcoming 2022 season for XXX Racing and for some key races and rides in Chicagoland and the Midwest.
Click here to read more about the 2022 season!XXX Racing at USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships, December 7-12
News by Kevin O'Neill
Dec 7
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Kevin Klein
5 to 4, Road
Kevin Klein
5 to 4, Cyclocross
Gaylord Otte
4 to 3, Road
Andrew Wise
5 to 4, Road
Lauren Jacobs
4 to 3, Cyclocross
FIgure to file a report here if someone is looking for background on this event. This might be the closest local gravel event (North Aurora) to use as practice with supported rest stops.
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