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Well I guess there goes the Coke and Reese's for awhile. But I might throw down a little side bet on a chariot race in a few months, I think I'm good for 200m...Stan and Bill, you want in on this? We can take this kid!

Alex Morton should be racing the STXC in about 15 mins.

Wishing Danielle Mullis the best of luck this week in Colorado Springs competing against international women and attempting to qualify for Jr Worlds. She already ridden an 11.99 sec flying 200m TT. #ionloop #zuca #specialized #andriecycling

It's National Championship Criterium Day! Looking to add more shiny hardware to our resume today. #victorylanegatorade #ionloop #specialized #zuca #andriecycling #machstarracing.

Nick and Cam, pre-crit lunch at Burger Me in Truckee, Ca.

Nick leaving the starthouse for the TT. #ionloop #zuca #andriecycling

15-16 boys get 20 miles dead flat to start the race and then 20 miles through this to the finish line in Tahoe.

Regardless of your outdoor activity of choice, enjoy summer and be active. #IonLoop

And we have a winner!! USAC Road Race 13-14, Andrie-Machine Star rider Alex Morton!

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I couldn't be happier with how the kids rode today. Alex dug deep and chased hard after being caught in a crash in the second turn. And even though he was behind the field he pretty turned the same lap times as the lead group even though he was by himself. Cameron and Nick rode a very inspiring cat 3/4 race that had pulling a monster 3 lap lead out to get Nick in the podium in 3rd. Afterwards I got several compliments from people on how incredible those two rode. And then Nick, Cameron and Luke took on the Cat 1/2/3 race with Cam lasting until 3 laps to go in the 90 min race. The big winner of the day was Morgan McKey taking home the (almost) birthday win in the women's 1/2/3 race and a big paycheck. Great start to the season.

I couldn't be happier with how the kids rode today. Alex dug deep and chased hard after being caught in a crash in the second turn. And even though he was behind the field he pretty turned the same lap times as the lead group even though he was by himself. Cameron and Nick rode a very inspiring cat 3/4 race that had pulling a monster 3 lap lead out to get Nick in the podium in 3rd. Afterwards I got several compliments from people on how incredible those two rode. And then Nick, Cameron and Luke took on the Cat 1/2/3 race with Cam lasting until 3 laps to go in the 90 min race. The big winner of the day was Morgan McKey taking home the (almost) birthday win in the women's 1/2/3 race and a big paycheck. Great start to the season.

I couldn't be happier with how the kids rode today. Alex dug deep and chased hard after being caught in a crash in the second turn. And even though he was behind the field he pretty turned the same lap times as the lead group even though he was by himself. Cameron and Nick rode a very inspiring cat 3/4 race that had pulling a monster 3 lap lead out to get Nick in the podium in 3rd. Afterwards I got several compliments from people on how incredible those two rode. And then Nick, Cameron and Luke took on the Cat 1/2/3 race with Cam lasting until 3 laps to go in the 90 min race. The big winner of the day was Morgan McKey taking home the (almost) birthday win in the women's 1/2/3 race and a big paycheck. Great start to the season.

I couldn't be happier with how the kids rode today. Alex dug deep and chased hard after being caught in a crash in the second turn. And even though he was behind the field he pretty turned the same lap times as the lead group even though he was by himself. Cameron and Nick rode a very inspiring cat 3/4 race that had pulling a monster 3 lap lead out to get Nick in the podium in 3rd. Afterwards I got several compliments from people on how incredible those two rode. And then Nick, Cameron and Luke took on the Cat 1/2/3 race with Cam lasting until 3 laps to go in the 90 min race. The big winner of the day was Morgan McKey taking home the (almost) birthday win in the women's 1/2/3 race and a big paycheck. Great start to the season.

4 questions with: Nick McKey Q: favorite rider? A: Jens Voight, because he is the model athlete not only while he's racing, but when he's off the bike too. Q: favorite activity besides riding a bike A: Reading and listening to music Q: favorite pre race breakfast? A: Oatmeal with peanut butter, brown sugar, and cinnamon. Q: Tips for younger riders? A: Just make sure to have fun with it when you're young. It seems cliche, but its true. If you love riding before everything, I feel as if everything else will fall into place. Nick recently placed 7th at the Tour of Battenkill in the 15-16 boys and then placed 3rd in the Cat 3 race at the King's Day Crit. We look forward to seeing Nick have a great season this year.

4 questions with: Cameron Buccellato Q: favorite rider? A: Chris Froome. He grew up in Kenya, where there was little support for developing cyclists, yet he made it to the professional ranks in Europe and won the Tour. It shows that I don't need carbon fiber everything and a $10,000 racing budget to do well in the sport. Q: favorite sport besides cycling? A: In the winter I enjoy snowboarding. Q: best pre race breakfast. A: Oatmeal. Maybe a few gels an hour before the race starts. Q: Advice for young riders? A: The best way to improve your fitness is to enjoy your training! For a long time I have been mountain biking, and I have a great time riding the trails. Also, high-paced group rides are a blast. The last thing you want to do is turn your daily workouts into a chore. The second most important thing to me is consistency, which means my "off season" is no longer than one week during the winter. Instead of purchasing an expensive top-of-the-line road bike, spend some money on a nice indoor training setup. The improvements I have seen during the winter are tremendous! Cameron is a new addition to the team this year and made his presence known quickly when he took the overall victory in the Berry Roubaix 36 miles race last weekend with the help of his teammates. We suspect that Cameron has great potential and look forward to watching him grow this season as he transitions from off-road racing to road racing. Feel free to message your favorite Andrie Jr. Devo Team rider and cheer them on this summer.

4 Questions with: Danielle Mullis Q: Favorite Rider? A: Anna Meares - her drive to push herself to the limit is very inspirational, as well as all the work she does for charity. Q: Favorite sport besides cycling? A: Powerlifting in the gym Q: best pre-race breakfast? A: Oatmeal, greek yogurt, and fruit Q: Words of wisdom for young riders? A: I would like to tell all riders that cycling is not about crossing the finish line first. Whether it's climbing up a hill by yourself, riding in the cold rain, or completing an hour of riding on the trainer, you're building character and learning to push yourself to the limit. That is what cycling is about. Feel free to cheer Danielle on through the Facebook page this season as she looks to defend her national titles on the track and continues to pursue her goal of representing Team USA in 2016 Olympics.