2010 Stories
Jelly Belly sets sights on road, time trial championships
After a hard-fought battle at the criterium national championships, the Jelly Belly p/b Kenda riders are off for a few weeks to train for the road and time trial championships in September. Daniel Holloway of the Bissell team placed fourth at criterium nationals — behind three foreign riders. But as the first American to cross the line, he won [...]
Jelly Belly geared up for criterium nationals
Next up for Jelly Belly p/b Kenda is the criterium national championship this weekend in Glencoe, Ill. The team will bring a force of seven riders to the competition at the Glencoe Grand Prix. Newly crowned Canadian National Champion Will Routley will help in the effort with teammates Brad Huff, Mike Friedman, Jeremy Powers, Sean Mazich, Bernard van [...]
Jelly Belly just misses out at Elk Grove
ELK GROVE, Ill. — Mike Friedman finished fourth overall in the Alexian Brothers Tour of Elk Grove, barely missing a spot on the podium. Brad Huff, also of Jelly Belly p/b Kenda, finished 18th. Jonathan Cantwell of Fly V Australia was the overall victor. “The team did their best to win the overall,” said team [...]
Jelly Belly wows at Elk Grove time trial
ELK GROVE, Ill. — Two Jelly Belly p/b Kenda riders placed in the Top 10 in the opening time trial of the Alexian Brothers Tour of Elk Grove on Friday. Mike Friedman came in second by just .19 of a second behind winner Peter Latham of Bissell. Bernard van Ulden was ninth. In addition, Brad Huff [...]
Reijnen takes third overall at Qinghai Lake
Going into the final stage just one second out of a podium finish, Kiel Reijnen won two intermediate sprints Sunday to finish third overall at the Tour of Qinghai Lake in China. Hossein Askari of Tabrz Petrochemical won the yellow jersey with Radoslav Rogina of Loborika in second. On the first sprint, three laps into [...]
Reijnen in third coming to the wire
Kiel Reijnen is holding onto third place overall with two stages to go in the Tour of Qinghai Lake in China. Hossein Askari of Tabriz Petrochemical remains in the tour lead, 44 seconds ahead of Radoslav Rogina of Loborika. Reijnen is another 41 seconds back. The competition could reach its pinnacle in a grueling Stage [...]
