Beat The Clock TT Saturday May 30

Beat The Clock has a well-run time trial series. Not official UCI, instead a benefit event for the Lance Armstrong Foundation. A rolling 10mi course up and down Cañada Road. A great event (even if you have to get up at 6am).

Next event is Saturday, May 30, 2009.

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