The Bill Bone Pro-Am Florida Series races continued this past weekend at the Brooksville Cycling Classic. The Stradalli - Safetti Team split this weekend to cover multiple races, but Stradalli Cycles were still out in force at the Brooksville Cycling Classic thanks to the Stradalli - Wizard Development Team.

Justin Pfaff, star rider for Stradalli - Wizard, added another win on Saturday to his track record for 2016 in the Pro/1/2 Brooksville Criterium. Pfaff has won several races this year and placed top 10 in his first USA Criterium Series race.

Pfaff followed up his Saturday criterium win with another win in the Brooksville Road Race. The Brooksville Road Race is notoriously windy and hilly. Pfaff is now has 4 wins in two weekends of racing and 5 total wins in 2016 on top of multiple podium finishes.

Pfaff is the reigning U23 Florida Time Trial and Criterium Champion and has done it all riding in the orange and black colours of Stradalli – Wizard Racing. Pfaff currently rides the Stradalli R7 and is currently the leader of the Bill Bone Pro-Am Florida Series.

The Bill Bone Pro-Am Florida Series races continued this past weekend at the Brooksville Cycling Classic. The Stradalli - Safetti Team split this weekend to cover multiple races, but Stradalli Cycles were still out in force at the Brooksville Cycling Classic thanks to the Stradalli - Wizard Development Team.

Justin Pfaff, star rider for Stradalli - Wizard, added another win to his track record for 2016 in the Pro/1/2 Brooksville Criterium. Pfaff has won several races this year and placed top 10 in his first USA Criterium Series race.

Sebastian Morfin, another young rider for Stradalli - Safetti Team, followed closely behind in second place making it a Stradalli Cycle 1-2 finish in Brooksville, Florida.

Pfaff and Morfin were on the podium together two weekends ago at the Florida State Criterium Championships U23 race.

Florida State Championship U23 Stradalli Cycle Podium Sweep

The Florida State Criterium Championships were held in Stuart, Florida this past weekend and Stradalli Cycles came away with multiple championship jerseys.

The talk of the weekend has been the U23 podium where Justin Pfaff of Stradalli – Wizard racing, Sebastian Morfin and Akil Campbell of Stradalli – Safetti took the top 3 spots all riding Stradalli bicycles. Pfaff, Morfin and Campbell have been competing with and against each other since early this year and have all been a factor at the front of the race in every race they have entered together.

Though they are all young, they still compete at the top level of criterium racing in the United States. More interestingly, they are eligible for the stagaire role with the Stradalli – Bike Aid team in Europe this August.

Stradalli – Bike Aid is a continental professional team based in Germany who competes in over 100 UCI level races per year. Stradalli – Bike Aid has raced in Spain at the Challenge Mallorca and as far south as Gabon, Africa already in 2016. Stradalli – Bike has two stagaire positions available this coming August, but they will be earned, not given.

Pfaff recently began his USA Criterium campaign with a top 10 finish and has now added a U23 Florida State Championship to his name. After several Bill Bone Pro-Am Florida Series wins, Pfaff is looking well positioned to take one of the stagaire roles for 2016.

Campbell recently returned from a long stint of racing in Trinidad and Tobago. In his first race back in Florida he found his way to a U23 podium and factored in the pro race later in the evening proving he is one of the best young riders in the state.

Morfin, who is a full-time student at the University of Florida, manages to race and be one of the best U23 riders in the state despite balancing a full work-load while he finishes his bachelor’s degree. Morfin has been on the U23 podium at the Florida State Championships for two years running.

Stradalli Cycle invests much of its resources on developing young riders. The success of young riders at the Florida State Championships shows the dedication and hard work from all parties is paying off. The riders are being well prepared for the real European racing in August.