Nick Reistad showcased his underrated climbing skills as he dominated the Mountains classification over six stages of the Nature Valley Grand Prix in Minnesota. He ended the race with 24 points (the closest competitor had 11), earned the Sport Beans King of the Hill Jersey on the second stage and with some strong help from his teammates, defended it for the duration of the race. “In the team meeting the night before the Nature Valley GP started, Danny encouraged me to go after the Sport Beans KOH jersey,” said Nick. “It’s a nice gesture to our sponsors to win this jersey to show our appreciation for their support. The team really supported me well in the going for the sprints, giving me all the protection I needed.” Nick celebrated by tossing Sport Beans to the fans in attendance.

Sit down with team Jelly Belly!

Read what Bernard Van Ulden, Nic Sanderson, Mike Lange, Matty Rice and team director Danny Van Haute had to say about the tours of California and Georgia, their strengths, weaknesses, inspirations and a whole lot more in this revealing two-part interview.

Part 1 - Discussing the Tour de Georgia presented by AT&T, the fans, and more

Part 2 - Discussing the Amgen Tour of California, what they’d like to work on as cyclists, and the future season

The boys are back in the Far East! In July, they head back to China for the huge Tour of Qinghai Lake. Keep checking JellyBellyCycling.com for race updates!

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Nick Reistad of Jelly Belly took the Overall Sports Beans King of the Mountains Jersey at the  Nature Valley GP.

Here is a recent interview with Mike Lange and KDOG 96.7 on the The Great River Energy Bicycle Festival and Nature Valley Grand Prix. For more information KDOG Morning Show click here.

 

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