Mountain Biking News June 2008

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MONDAY, 30 JUNE 2008
	Benromach 10 at Kirroughtree
	On Saturday, 12 July 2008, Kirroughtree in Dumfries and Galloway, the jewel in the crown of Forestry Commission Scotland's 7stanes mountain bike centers, will play host to the second of the Benromach Three Tens Series of mountain bike endurance events. Moving forward from the huge success of 10 Under The Ben in May and with just over three weeks to go until 10 At Kirroughtree, Fort William-ba Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 26 JUNE 2008
	BusinesSuites Rides Along w/ Texas 4000 for Cancer
	Austin, TX - BusinesSuites, the nationwide operator of executive office suites, announces the renewal and expansion of its sponsorship of Texas 4000 for Cancer. In addition to financial support, BusinesSuites provides Texas 4000 for Cancer with Austin office space, administrative support, and meeting room access, providing the organization with a convenient place to conduct business and fundraisin Read Full Story
	Cycling Team to Host Union Vale Road Race
	The four-year old cycling team of the Pawling Cycle & Sport will host the esteemed Union Vale Road Race in Tymor Park this weekend. The ninth annual Alec Stall Union Vale Road Race will take place this Sunday, June 29, with races starting at 9 a.m. and going off as late as 1:16 p.m. Pawling Cycle & Sport cycling team was regarded as an official USA Cycling team this year, which accordin Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 25 JUNE 2008
	No Mountains for 2012 Olympic Mountain Bikers
	Ministers of the 2012 Olympic mountain bike event were ridiculed for considering Essex, a county with no mountains, as the venue for the bike event. According to Plaid Cymru MP Adam Price, Essex does not have mountains - the essential component in mountain biking. Price also said that the venue should be moved from Essex to South Wales. Margam near Port Talbot had "international standard" co Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 24 JUNE 2008
	New Prizes, GPS Timing for 2nd Glencoe Grand Prix
	Thanks to the support of Presenting Sponsor AT&T, as well as several local businesses and volunteers, the 2008 Glencoe Grand Prix will feature numerous improvements for both riders and spectators when racing returns to downtown Glencoe this Aug. 10. Riders can expect lager purses, lower entry fees, winner's jerseys, chip timing, more premium lap prizes, SRAM Neutral support, and better overall ame Read Full Story