All in Bucks County Classic
Bucks County Classic and Doylestown Health’s Women Pro Criterium Race happen this weekend during the Doylestown Art Festival.
Pro/Am racing returns to Doylestown for another year of the Bucks County Classic.
Doylestown hosts professional bike racing with a full card of events.
Le Mans starts, bowties, foldable bikes - the Brompton Burst is a bike race unlike any other.
The 2018 Thompson Criterium of Doylestown provided a breakaway and a peloton with one rider who chose to go for glory.
The most diverse race of the day saw Lily Williams walk away with the win in a wind-swept rain-soaked criterium season ender.
Cold, rain, and the cancellation of the Doylestown Arts Festival meant the die-hards came out to watch the Thompson Bucks County Classic line-up of bike races.
Rides over a century in age are remounted and ridden on the streets of Doylestown.
The Doylestown Health women's pro 1/2 race saw a larger field for 2017. There are hopes for next year's field to be even bigger.
The criterium racer is the horsepower heavy USAC Silver Crown race car on a small course.
The season ending crit party charges into Doylestown, starting with the amateur category 2/3 race.
September 10th is quickly approaching. Be sure to be in Doylestown, PA, for the myriad of cycling events around the Doylestown Arts Festival.
The women's pro/am race saw an inspired 45-minute solo lead only to have it eclipsed by a teammate's sprint.
The continuation of a popular race hopes its future rests on the up-and-coming talent both in the field and in the kids' race prior to the pro races.
Echoes of a century ago return to Doylestown streets to show a crowd what high wheel racing is all about.
To receive the full Bucks County cycling experience, make it a priority to come to Doylestown on September 11, 2016 for the Bucks County Classic.
The Doylestown Arts Fest weekend comes with a full day of bike racing.
