John Eustice

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  Published on: 9/20/2008    Last Visited: 9/21/2008  

  LANSDALE - John Eustice said he has envisioned a course, between one and two miles, through the borough where riders would build tremendous momentum.
  
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  "With all the long straightaways, a race in Lansdale would just rip," said Eustice, the president of Sparta Cycling.
  
  Eustice, whose company promotes and organizes the Univest Grand Prix, said a similar event in the borough would stimulate the community's downtown development and create civic pride.
  
  "Cycling is an incredibly effective catalyst for urban renewal," he said.
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  The racers came through the borough once "like a flock of rare birds," Eustice said.
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  Eustice said that exposure would create extra incentive for the downtown merchants.He suggested a Lansdale race as an appetizer to the Univest Grand Prix or as an early evening event in June or July.
  
  The borough's business community would have to figure out how to pay for the race, according to Eustice.He said asking Univest to support a third event doesn't make sense.
  
  "The biggest problem will be marshaling enough economic and political forces," Eustice said.

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  Former CRCA president John Eustice asked us to spread the word about this event happening at the end of January ...

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  One is the 2004 Tour of Connecticut, organized by former US pro champion and CRCA president John Eustice.

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  By John Eustice, CRCA President
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  John Eustice

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  Press Release: U.S. Open organizer names Eustice as executive directorBy press releaseThis report filed March 7, 2007
  
  Red Five Sports Group, the organizer of the U.S. Open Cycling Championships, has announced the appointment of John Eustice as Executive Director for the U.S. Open Cycling Championships to be held in Williamsburg and Richmond, Virginia, and broadcast nationally via the NBC network on April 7, 2007.
  
  Mr. Eustice is a cycling expert whose company, Sparta Cycling, has produced over thirty professional races in addition to providing technical consulting to many others.His Univest Grand Prix is a live television production and is listed on the USA Cycling Pro Tour calendar.The race is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2007.As a pioneer pro cyclist Eustice raced on European professional teams and was the first U.S. Pro Champion.One of the nation's top cycling analysts, Eustice has covered the Tour de France for ESPN since 1992, in addition to appearing on ABC Sports and NBC's The Today Show.
  
  Richard Durishin of Red Five Sports Group said, "It is great for the event to have John come on board.
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  "The U.S. Open Cycling Championships contains all the ingredients needed for a world class event," said Eustice, whose family is originally from Gloucester Point near Yorktown, Virginia, and who now lives with his wife and children in New York City."Beautiful and historic terrain, wonderful civic cooperation, and a same-day television production.

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  "He just destroyed the field last year, blew the race into a thousand pieces, and he basically replicated that ride that he did at Univest last year in a stage of the Tour de France," said John Eustice, president of Sparta Cycling and the UGP's race promoter.
  
  Frischkorn, riding for the Garmin-Chipotle team in its first Tour de France appearance, didn't win the stage earlier this summer, but he came in a close second, Eustice said at an Aug. 11 press conference in Doylestown to talk about this year's Univest Grand Prix, held this Saturday in Souderton and Sunday in Doylestown.
  
  "This race has spawned many champions of the future," Eustice said.
  
  Following Frischkorn's success at the Tour de France, sportswriters unfamiliar with his background asked about his past.
  
  "He goes, 'I won the Univest Grand Prix,'" Eustice said.
  
  The response from the writers was "the what?"Eustice said."But the point is the Univest Grand Prix made it into the Tour de France press room and it was a big deal, and I think that really showed what this race is about, what its purpose is, and what we hope to do in the future."
  
  Frischkorn and other members of the Garmin-Chipotle team, which surprised many in the cycling world with its better than expected performance at the Tour de France, will be coming to this year's Univest Grand Prix, Eustice said.
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  There will be two Jumbotron television screens in Souderton during the race, Eustice said.

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  "He just destroyed the field last year, blew the race into a thousand pieces and he basically replicated that ride that he did at Univest last year in a stage of the Tour de France," said John Eustice, president of Sparta Cycling and the UGP's race promoter.
  
  Frischkorn, riding for the Garmin-Chipotle team in its first Tour de France appearance, didn't win the stage earlier this summer, but he came in a close second, Eustice said at an Aug. 11 press conference in Doylestown to talk about this year's Univest Grand Prix, which will be Saturday, Sept. 6 in Souderton and Sunday, Sept. 7 in Doylestown.
  
  "This race has spawned many champions of the future," Eustice said.
  
  Following Frischkorn's success at the Tour de France, sportswriters unfamiliar with his background asked about his past.
  
  "He goes, 'I won the Univest Grand Prix,"' Eustice said.
  
  The response from the writers was "the what?"Eustice said."But the point is the Univest Grand Prix made it into the Tour de France press room and it was a big deal and I think that really showed what this race is about, what its purpose is, and what we hope to do in the future."
  
  Frischkorn and other members of the Garmin-Chipotle team, which surprised many in the cycling world with the team's better than expected performance at this year's Tour de France, will be coming to this year's Univest Grand Prix, Eustice said.
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  There will be two Jumbotron television screens in Souderton during the race, Eustice said.

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  John Eustice, Sparta Cycling917-699-4566/jde@spartacycling.com

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  Published on: 6/11/2008    Last Visited: 7/21/2008  

  John Eustice, Sparta Cycling917-699-4566/jde@spartacycling.com
  
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