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Successful Living p/b Parkpre team - it’s all about winning NRC races

Embarking on its third year, the Successful Living presented by Parkpre team, after a training camp lined up at their first team race in 2008, the Sequoia Cycling Classic race.

Buoyed by the 3-year extension with their title sponsor Successful Living, and an increased budget, the team has set an aggressive long term goal, to be number one in the National Race Calendar (NRC) Team Classifications in three year.

“I think that realistically, I’d really like to see a top 3 NRC team by the end of the season, that’s pretty realistic goal with a lot of work, that will be very difficult to do but the horsepower is here, that’s what we’d like to do this season,” said Team Directeur and Olympic medalist Steve Hegg.


Successful Living leadout train at Visalia Crit

The team also wants to be invited to the big American races such as Tour de Georgia, Tour of Missouri and especially Tour of California as their home-state race. One way to get invited is to win more races and start climbing the ranks of the NRC overall.

“I think on paper we’re not as strong as a Toyota-United or a Health Net-Maxxis but I think that camaraderie and everything, we spent the past couple of weeks working on that and I think the guys get along really well and I think they’re going to win a lot of races this year.” said Rider Manager Ryan Yee.
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Lucas Sebastian Haedo wins the sprint at the Visalia Criterium - Report and Photos

Argentinean Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Colavita/Sutter Home) won the bunch sprint in the fast and furious 50-mile Visalia Criterium ahead of Cody O’Reilly (Successful Living) and his leadout man Alejandro Borrajo (Colavita/Sutter Home).


Lucas Sebastian Haedo (Colavita/Sutter Home) wins the sprint

“We came out the last lap in perfect position, the train was perfect. The last lap, (the team) led out Borrajo and I and (we) came out first and second wheel and we finished first and third.” said a happy Haedo as graciously translated by his teammate Davide Frattini.

“I went as hard as I could, I couldn’t have gone any faster.” said a happy O’Reilly.

The pro men gathered on Sunday for the second day of the Sequoia Cycling Classic to tackle the flat and fast Visalia Criterium. Right from the get go, the race was aggressive as team after team tried to launch a rider on the 0.7-mile, 6-turn course in downtown Visalia.

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