Dorothy Wong
Dorothy Wong started cycling in 1995 in an attempt to get into shape while holding down a high-pressure career in television. Nine weeks after buying her bike, she entered her first mountain bike race and discovered her passion. She is now a pro cross country MTB racer and an experienced category 2 road racer. In the off-season she continues to battle it out in cyclo-cross at the elite level while also promoting the sport in southern California When not duking it out with the gals, she tackles the Hollywood scene an associate director. She will be starting her 12th season on the FOX comedy show, MadTV.

Racing highlights:

• 2005 World Masters Games Mountain Bike Champion
• 7-time Senior State Cyclocross Champion (1999-2005)
• 6-time Master's podium appearances at Cyclocross Nationals (2000-2005)
• 2005 State Masters Road Race and Criterium Bronze Medalion
  
  photo courtesy of Mitchell Clinton

Stella Carey
Team: Kelly Bike Company

Well-known for her many accomplishments on a one speed mountain bike, Stella Carey began her racing career in 1994 as a way to a good time with her friends on the weekends. You could say she caught the racing bug. She turned pro in 1998 and seized her spot as a Kelly Factory Rider in 2001. Although Stella enjoys the thrill of off-road racing and her constant spot on the podium at world and national level mountain and cyclocross races, she looks to broaden her horizons out on the road.
Career Highlights:

• Two time One Speed World Champion 2000, 2002
• 2002 24 Hours of Adrenaline- Solo World Championships - 3rd place
• 2002 24 Hours Of Adrenaline Solo National Championships - 2nd place
• 2002 Shasta Lemurian Classic - 1st overall (on a one speed none the less)
• 2002 Central Coast CycloCross Series - 2nd overall
• 2003-2004 Cream Puff Classic One Speed Champion

Christian Kearney:
Christian’s second season in the Pro/1/2 field has been impressive. This Spring he has had top-10 finishes in the most challenging and prestigious criteriums in Northern California, including Santa Cruz and Cats Hill.

Josh Sneed:
In addition to being a national-caliber cyclo-cross racer, he is fierce on the road. This season Josh had a podium finish at the Bariani Road Race and a top-10 at the epic Cats Hill.

Dennis Guikema:
Not considered much of a climber, Dennis has surprised even himself by winning two King of the Mountains competitions so far this season. Hilly courses like Nevada City aren’t his forte, but he sure loves the crowds!

photos courtesy of JAMfoto.net

Adam Livingston
Team: Successful Living

Adam Livingston is from Vista, Calif. Not your typical professional cyclist, this eight-year professional won the 2005 USPRO KOM while working a full-time job. Livingston quit professional racing in 2000 to become a full-time engineer, but decided to split careers in engineering and cycling and has done so for the last four seasons.
2006 results Top 5 local and top 10 NRC:

• 1st Conquer the Canyons Stage 2
• 2nd San Clemente Circuit Race
• 6th Boulevard Road Race
• 7th LA Circuit Race
• 2nd Sea Otter KOM
  

Gordon McCauley
Team: Successful Living

Successful Living Professional Cycling Team announced recently that it has added Gordon McCauley for the remainder of the 2006 season. McCauley was released voluntarily by Team Monex and made his Successful Living debut at the Philadelphia International Championships, on June 11 in Philadelphia, Penn. Team Successful Living Director Steve Hegg commented, “Adding a rider like McCauley gives our team some additional horse power, and experience as we move into the second part of the year.”
McCauley is the current New Zealand road race champion and will compete to keep his title in November after the season here comes to a conclusion in September. Hegg commented, “Gordon just came off a bronze medal performance in the Commonwealth games a few months ago, and I’m personally looking forward to seeing his abilities against the clock, as well as his aggressive riding style I’ve heard much about. I think his racing style will set a good example for some of our younger riders in stretching their limits.”