Cadence Cup Renewed For 2009

Cadence Renews Cadence Cup Sponsorship

Cadence Renews Cadence Cup Sponsorship For 2009

December 23, 2008

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Cadence Cycling & Multisport Center of New York has once again been named title sponsor of the Cadence Cup Prospect Park Series, the Cadence Tuesday Night Race Series at Floyd Bennett Field and the Cadence Tour de Parc.  All races are promoted by the Kissena Cycling Club.

“We’re excited to have Cadence return as title sponsor of our races” said Charlie Issendorf, Kissena Cycling Club Race Director.  “Cadence has once again stepped up to support New York City racing and we encourage all New York City racers to visit Cadence and support the companies that support the sport”.

“Sponsoring local races has always been part of the Cadence philosophy” added Matt Heitman, co-founder of Cadence.  “We invite all New York City racers to stop by our flagship Tribeca facility to see our full line of products and services”.

2009 Cadence Cup

The Cadence Cup will once again offer overall prizes and leader jerseys to the winners of the Pro/1-2-3, Category 4 and Category 5 fields in the seven race Prospect Park Series.

2009 Cadence Cup Race Dates:

February 28

May 2

June 20

June 28

July 25

August 1

August 8

 

Additional 2009 Cadence Prospect Park races:

September 12 – Cadence Calvert-Toefield Memorial Road Race

September 19 – Cadence Catch Kissena Road Race

 

2009 Cadence Tuesday Night Race Series

The 2009 Cadence Tuesday Night Race Series at Brooklyn’s Floyd Bennett Field returns for its’ 18th season with overall prizes and leaders jerseys offered for the winners of the Pro/1-2-3, Category 3-4 and Category 5 fields.  The series starts May 5 and continues every Tuesday until August 11.

2009 Cadence Tour de Parc

The Cadence Tour de Parc Criterium is Long Island’s longest running criterium and features races for Pro/1-2-3, Category 4, Masters and Women.  The 2009 Cadence Tour de Parc Criterium will be held on May 17. 

 

18 Comments

Anonymous

I’m glad to see the February 28 race in here, because it’s exactly what a February needs, more guys sprinting in booties and headscarves for season-long Cup points.

How about Sept and Oct races? Wouldn’t that be better?

Anonymous

That’s nice. Charlie busts his ass getting these dates together and you bitch. I recall the March 1 Spring Series races were quite full last year, with most guys shivering uncontrollably at the line. If you have a problem with the date, then just don’t show up, you asshat.

Anonymous

A number of people have been asking me why I chose a Feb race date. I’m allowed 9 race dates in Prospect Park and getting 8 dates was not a problem. It was trying to find that last date that became a problem as the Park was totally booked from March through September. I picked Feb 28 and we’ll hope the weather is good. Keep in mind that if I don’t pick all 9 dates I will lose a date permanently. As far as holding races in October I would be happy to if riders showed. By September I start to see lower turnouts. If I hold a race in Oct the turnout will be poor. Besides. more and more riders are racing cross and the cross season starts in October. Trust me, I’m not happy about holding a race in Feb. The only thing worse than racing on a cold Feb morning is promoting on a cold Feb morning. But I think the Feb date is scaring people a little. Keep in mind that the Spring Series starts 24 hours later so really the season is beginning just one day earlier than usual.

Happy Holidays Everybody!

Charlie Issendorf
Race Director
Kissena Cycling Club

Anonymous

Most of us ARE appreciative of the hard work the promoters put in and are thankful for the sponsors that make it happen. We in the NY Metro area are spoiled for choice with the number of local races available throughout the season.

Anonymous

Kudos to Kissena for doing all that they do, whenever they can do it. Same for CRCA. And same for all the addt’l sponsors and volunteers who help make it happen.

To all the overt-sense-of-entitlement whiners: go organize & promote your own race/team/whatever if you don’t like what’s out there.

Anonymous

Early Holiday presents…more racing!
I offer the “punching tickets prime miss and out”, pulling every last rider up the hill from the race, so at least makes some go a bit faster…no affect on the front of the race…but sure gets the lazy fatasshats off the back for sure!

Anonymous

I am a jogger and it pleases me to see you all at the park very early in the mornings and late in the evenings at times because it means my safety.
I love running and early Saturday mornings are great for me, but I was concerned about safety because it is very dark in the mornings.

Just knowing that you’re all going to be cycling makes me feel a lot more comfortable.

Thank you all and I hope you will always choose Prospect Park as one of the places to have your races.

Anonymous

I am a squirrel and it pleases me to see you all at the park very early in the mornings and late in the evenings at times because it means my safety.
I love eating acorns and early Saturday mornings are great for me, but I was concerned about safety because it is very dark in the mornings.

Just knowing that you’re all going to be cycling makes me feel a lot more comfortable.

Thank you all and I hope you will alwayS DAMMMMMMMITTTT YOU JUST RODE OVER MY TAIL!!!!!!!

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