Syracuse Race Weekend

07/20/2018

You spent all winter training in the pain cave, you slogged through the wet and cold all spring, you've been turning yourself inside out for months, now it's time to put all that training to good use!

Register for the 2018 Syracuse Road Race Classic!

BikeReg.com - online cycling event registration

06/23/2018

You can register for the Syracuse Road Race Classic at BikeReg:

BikeReg.com - online cycling event registration

05/25/2018

Hi folks, we've decided the revise Race Weekend for 2018. On Sunday August 19th, 2018 we'll be holding The Syracuse Road Race Classic!

The race will start from Tully NY and will follow our classic road race course, which includes stretches of fast competitive racing and long climbs.

Full event details and BikeReg links coming soon!

09/27/2017

09/27/2017

The Onondaga Cycling Club welcomes you to the 23rd edition of The Syracuse Race Weekend, July 28th & 29th, 2018. Come crush the crit, dominate the time trial, rock the road race, or take on all three in The Omnium & compete for the title of best cyclist in Central New York!

Between the races, see our soigneurs. Whether you fancy a coffee & massage, a new piece of kit, or a post ride celebratory beverage, our on-site sponsors have everything you need to compete at your best!

Have friends & family who like to ride, but don’t want to race? While you tear up the road race, they can ride at their own pace in our new gran fondo. Afterwards you can regale the tale of your epic rides while enjoying the post-ride festivities & the goodies within your complimentary swag bag!

So save the date, JULY 28TH & 29TH 2018, & be on the lookout for more details about all The Syracuse Race Weekend has to offer!

07/18/2017

First of all we want to thank the racers for traveling to Syracuse for the 22nd Race Weekend and providing a very competitive field, and our volunteers who always make our race the fun and well run event that it always is.

We got the best feedback ever from the racers this year and the changes we made to the crit venue and our prompt results were appreciated by everybody involved. The stars aligned to provide great weather all weekend long, where we enjoyed a lot of fast and fun racing.

Over the 22 years we’ve been holding this race, we’ve always looked to make adjustments to the format and venues for Race Weekend to keep it competitive for racers and fun for spectators. We’ve don’t have all of the details for 2018 worked out just yet, but based on the feedback and surveys we’ve done, we can tell you that we are making some changes that everyone should enjoy.

Next year the omnium will be a 3 event, 2 day race. That will make travel and cost a lot easier for everybody. We promise to make things compact and easier for everyone to get to the venues and have time in between to adequately prepare. We are still planning which event will be eliminated but the omnium will definitely still include the road race. The date will most likely be in late July 2018 when the Road Race schedule is otherwise very sparse.

So stay tuned and we will keep everyone posted on what will be happening for next years race.

If you have any feedback or ideas please let us know. We are open to everyone and every idea. This is all about putting on an event that we can all have fun with.

06/26/2017

Please share your photos from Race Weekend with us!

06/26/2017

Final results for the 2017 Syracuse Race weekend have been posted on the OCC web site. https://onondagacyclingclub.org/syracuse-race-weekend/race-results/?preview_id=4272&preview_nonce=aceed7eeee&preview=true

06/25/2017

Omnium posts through the TT are here:

06/25/2017

Time trial results are posted here:

06/24/2017

Time trial start times for tomorrow are posted and can be found at this link:

06/22/2017

Now that you are all signed up (or coming for day-of!), here's a reminder on number placement. Don't get missed on the finish line! We'll be running numbers on the right for all events except the road race. Switch to the left for that race.

As we prepare for the coming season, a note about number placement (which you'll hear again). Please see the photo, and guess which rider gets a sure spot in the results. The others? Not looking good. Good placement also applies to the second number, on the back. Low, on the pockets, will be the best place to ensure the officials see your number.