Adam Craig
Nom: Adam Craig
Date de naissance: 15 Août 1981
Lieu de naissance: Bangor, Maine
Lieu de résidence: Bend, Oregon
Taille: 5'11"
Poids: 170lbs
Statut : Célibataire
Devenu pro en: 2000
Equipes: Team Grimace, Team Devo
Dans le team Giant depuis: 2003
Ses courses préférés: Cross Country, Super D, Short Track, Endurance Epic Championships: 3-Time National Champ Super D (2004, 2005, 2006), 3-Time XC National Champ - U23, 2-Time Cyclocross Champ - U23
Objectifs sportifs: Succès internationaux, remporter des Coupes du Monde et des médailles Olympiques
Carrière: 2005 Texas NORBA XC, 2005 Mount Snow Short Track, 2006 Sea Otter Short Track, 3 podiums de Coupe du Monde
Date de naissance: 15 Août 1981
Lieu de naissance: Bangor, Maine
Lieu de résidence: Bend, Oregon
Taille: 5'11"
Poids: 170lbs
Statut : Célibataire
Devenu pro en: 2000
Equipes: Team Grimace, Team Devo
Dans le team Giant depuis: 2003
Ses courses préférés: Cross Country, Super D, Short Track, Endurance Epic Championships: 3-Time National Champ Super D (2004, 2005, 2006), 3-Time XC National Champ - U23, 2-Time Cyclocross Champ - U23
Objectifs sportifs: Succès internationaux, remporter des Coupes du Monde et des médailles Olympiques
Carrière: 2005 Texas NORBA XC, 2005 Mount Snow Short Track, 2006 Sea Otter Short Track, 3 podiums de Coupe du Monde
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ADAM CRAIG TO REPRESENT U.S. IN PAN AM GAMES
25-07-2007
(June 25, 2007) Giant Mountain Bike Team rider Adam Craig has been selected by USA Cycling as one of the athletes to represent the United States in the Pan Am Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 13 – 29.
In the mountain bike competition, Craig and Todd Wells (who rides for GT Hyundai) will represent the men’s squad, while defending Pan Am Games Silver Medalist Mary McConneloug (who races for the Kenda-Seven squad) will be the sole women’s athlete.
Ranked 14th and 20th respectively, Wells and Craig are the two highest-ranked Americans in the world and will look to secure additional international ranking points for the United States at the
UCI-sanctioned Category-1 event. The United States is currently ranked fifth in the world in men’s mountain biking behind France, Switzerland, Spain and Belgium. A country’s international ranking is the primary factor in determining the number of start positions it receives at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing next summer.
For Wells and Craig, the 2007 Pan American Games will be their first.
The information for this story came from the USA Cycling website. For more information, go to:
www.usacycling.org
For Wells and Craig, the 2007 Pan American Games will be their first.
The information for this story came from the USA Cycling website. For more information, go to:
www.usacycling.org