Todd Nicholas shares, “As far back as I can remember I’ve always had a fascination with the feeling of descending a hill.”

Mark Light began his racing career in 1996 at age 27, primarily focused on criteriums, he quickly found his rhythm. Over the course of 30 years, Mark raced in more than 1,000 events, and won roughly 100 – about 20 elite races and 80 age-group competitions.

Having raced the MidAtlantic region extensively for close to 3 decades, and traveling the EAST COAST for a little in his late 20’s and early 30’s, Pickle continues to be an Ambassador of the sport with respectable results in his class(es).

In his own words, Chris says, “I have met so many wonderful people through Lupine and it has really made my cycling experience feel whole.”

With unbelievable bike handling skills at a very young age, brother Evan & Owen Lichtenwalner love the rocky terrain Pennsylvania trails offer.

Through decades of racing, trail building, mentorship, and advocacy, Rusty Jones has left a lasting mark on the cycling community.

Jed Schober has rediscovered his love for racing, recently competing in some Master’s XC and Gravel events, and has even qualified for UCI Gravel Worlds in Australia.

Ryan DeWald grew up in Reading, Pennsylvania, the son of a steelworker in a blue-collar town where outcomes were rarely accidental. Today he competes while promoting his foundation, Winning The Race With Diabetes.

George Willetts began his racing career in BMX before transitioning to mountain biking in 1987. Today, he continues to race electric bicycles and motorcycles across the East Coast.

Tracy Scotten never confines herself to one genre, as she feels that all types of biking are special and challenging in their own way. She has won and podiumed on nearly a dozen races – ranging from Enduro, Cross Country, and gravel.