Vancouver, BC. - The ZegnaSport Yaletown Grand Prix was held on an exciting 900 metre, 6-corner course in downtown Vancouver on Canada Day Wednesday, July 1. William Routley (Jelly Belly Pro Cyling Team) won the men's 65-min race, while recently crowned women,s 2009 National RR champ Alison Testroete (Total Restoration) was the elite women's 45-min race winner.

Banff, AB. - A massive bunched sprint closed the final stage of the Banff National Park Bike Fest, with Dave Vukets of Trek Red Truck Racing grabbing the win. A small group had stayed off the front for the latter part of the 117 kilometres, but were reeled in with 2 laps to go, setting the stage for an exciting 24-rider sprint to the finish.

Mt Hood, OR. - Trek Red Truck riders once again continued their dominance of Pacific Northwest racing scene as Rob Britton (Can) Trek Red Truck p/b Mosaic Homes wins the gruelling 3rd stage of the Mt Hood Cycling Classic. Fellow Canadian rider Jamie Sparling won the following days criterium.

Enumclaw, WA. - Trek Red Truck riders continued their dominance of Pacific Northwest Cycling as Rob Britton (Can) Trek Red Truck p/b Mosaic Homes placed 4th in the ITT, 37th in the Crit and first in the RR for 2nd overall, two points behind the winner. Fellow Canuck Jamie Sparling (Trek Red Truck p/b Mosaic Homes) won the ITT, placed 4th in the Crit, and 4th in the RR to lock up 3rd place overall, another two points back.

Wenatchee, WA. - Rob Britton (Trek Red Truck Racing pb Mosaic Homes) took second place in this years Wenatchee Omnium, while Britton's team mates Dave Vukets placing placing 5th with Jamie Sparling in 6th. Canada's Will Routley (Jelly Belly) was the overall winner of the 2009 Wenatchee Valley Omnium held May 16-17

Pitt Meadows, BC. - Sunny skies, and tough, technical courses helped make Local Ride's, Race The Ridge 2009 one of the best yet. In it's 7th year, this Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows based stage race on BC's west coast has become well known as one of the toughest races in the province.

Walla Walla, WA. - Rob Britton (Trek Red Truck Racing Team p/b Mosaic Homes), struck gold for a second year in a row at the Tour of Walla Walla. Rob captured 1st place in the Time Trial and 4th place in the Waitsburg Road Race. Despite crashing hard in the criterium.

Paris Roubaix, Tour of Flanders, Paris-Nice, These are just a few of the races that come to mind when I think of early season suffering. BUT the one race that really counts and is nearly as prestigious, yes you guessed it. The Spring Series Stage race. The weekend that caps off yet another spring of good, hard, wet and cold (sometimes 20+and dry…) racing!

To be honest, this report isn't coming to you live from Redlands - but rather a charming half-restaurant in a terminal of LAX. Dreamlike really. I've been here for the last six hours and I've got another two until I board the airplane - but it was such a fantastic weekend that I'm feeling okay about it all. Going into this week of racing with the Canadian National team, to say I was nervous would have been an understatement.

A warm, sunny day brought out 135 riders in three categories to confront the most selective course in the Spring Series. In the end It was known as the Trek Red Truck Show. The race went full gas from the gun causing a split of 12 riders, including 6 Trekkies. From there, it was constant attacks until Treksters Dave Vukets and Kevin Noiles got away. Vukets soloed for the win, Noiles took second, Nic Hamilton was 3rd, Jamie Sparling 4th, and Rob Britton 5th. Yep, Trek Red Truck Racing swept the top 5!

The Trek Red Truck Racing team p/b Mosaic Homes recently conducted their first pre season training camp from Feb 28th – March 8th in Santa Rosa California. Based in Levi Leipheimer’s hometown and favourite training roads, the 9 day camp was a tremendous success and the team was able to log some great training miles in preparation for the upcoming season.

The Trek Red Truck Racing team presented by Mosaic Homes has finalized its men's and women's elite rosters with the signing of ex Vanderkitten Jenny Trew, making a total of 18 riders representing the team and its sponsors heading into the 2009 season.

Edmonton, AB. Racing on the exact same course as the Nationals, Kevin Thorpe rode straight to the front and pretty much repeated his victory of the day before.