Team MACK Racing, LTD

2026 Tour of North Georgia (TONGA)
Lula, Georgia
5/29-31/2026

Category 4/5
5/30
Road Race
Team MACK’s Luke Schneider made a bold move on lap 2 of the 5-lap race launching an aggressive over-the-top attack that earned him a $20 sprint bonus. His daring break sparked a five-man group that maintained a strong pace all the way to the finish line, overtaking the earlier-starting Cat 3/4 riders who began five minutes before. In the final sprint, Luke powered through to claim a decisive victory, taking first place!

Time Trial
On Saturday, Luke also competed in the time trial finishing 9th, just 90 seconds off the pace—an impressive result for only participating that day.

Masters 50/60+

Team MACK entered seven riders in the Omnium, including Price Cooper and Michael Twigg (50+), and Jeff Bohanan, Kent Bostick, Thomas Burridge, James Halpin, and Thomas Soeder (60+). Facing strong competition from current and former National Champions, our riders held their own.

Masters 50+
5/29
Road Race
On May 29, during the 45-mile road race, Price and Michael showcased resilience on challenging climbs and fast descents, finishing 10th and 34th respectively. Despite battling a stomach virus, Michael performed admirably.

Masters 60+
5/29
Road Race
The 60+ squad worked cohesively amid numerous breakaway attempts. Ultimately, a solo rider finished a minute ahead, but James Halpin responded with an excellent lead-out, winning the field sprint for 2nd place with Jeff Bohanan 11th, Kent Bostick 13th, Thomas Soeder 14th and Thomas Burridge in 22nd.

Masters 50+
5/30
Road Race
A grueling 7-lap course with 4,000 feet of climbing, Price Cooper made a decisive move with two laps remaining, bridging into a race-winning break with four others. The group collaborated effectively, building a significant gap. Price pushed hard up the final climb and secured victory in the finish. Meanwhile, Michael Twigg finished 34th, having expended significant energy defending the chase.

Masters 60+
5/30
Road Race
The challenging 7-lap course, featuring 4,000 feet of climbing, proved tough once again for both the 50+ and 60+ categories. The team showed perseverance, but fatigue from the grueling climbs and heat was apparent. Jeff Bohanan placed 9th overall, with Kent Bostick close behind in 10th. Thomas Soeder finished 19th, Thomas Burridge took 20th, and James Halpin, who had been on the podium yesterday, unfortunately, did not finish.

Time Trial on May 30th, only the MACK riders competing for the Overall Omnium took part. In the 50+ group, Price Cooper finished 9th, and Michael Twigg was 20th. For the 60+ category, Kent Bostick secured 8th place, with Jeff Bohanan close behind in 14th.

Masters 50+
5/31
Criterium
This criterium was incredibly fast, and the heat made it particularly difficult. Price Cooper finished in a respectable 11th place, and Michael Twigg came home 26th—not bad, considering he was sick all weekend.

Masters 60+
5/31
Criterium
This criterium also had very warm temperatures and fast-paced action. We had James Halpin in 8th, Kent Bostick in 9th, Thomas Soeder in 14th, and Thomas Burridge in 15th, while Jeff Bohanan did not finish.

WAY TO GO TEAM MACK!!!!!!

2026 Winston-Salem Gears & Guitars / Winston-Salem Cycling Criterium and Classic Streets of Fire Criterium
Winston-Salem, NC
Saturday, May 23, 2026

Trent Long and Price Cooper were our only entrants in this well established event. Price entered two races, nailing down 3rd in the Masters 55+ and a superb 8th in the Elite 2/3 race. Trent focused on the Masters 45+ race which was fast from the start. He stayed in the action throughout and sprinted in for 2nd place! Great Job team MACK!!!

WAY TO GO Trent and Price!!!

Roughneck Gravel Roubaix
Titusville, PA
5/23/2026

The McClintock (55+ Age Group)

Giorgio DiPaolo was the sole MACK starter in the grueling 100-mile gravel race, featuring challenging 12% gradient washed-out roads and a demanding course with 11,500 feet of elevation. Despite the cold, rainy weather reducing the field size, Giorgio pushed through to finish in 8:42:51, earning 6th overall and 2nd place in the 55+ category. This was Giorgio’s second attempt at this race—last year ending with a flat—and his first finisher. With this milestone, he's shifting his focus toward crits and GFs, eager to support and ride with his fellow team MACK members.
WAY TO GO Giorgio!!!

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Hollenbecks Spring Classic
Road Race
Virgil, NY
5/17/2026

Race A 16-49 Age Group
Luke Schneider was our only starter in this demanding road race filled with steep climbs. Luke was massively out numbered by multiple teams. Luke answered numerous attacks as the race progressed. In the end, Luke nailed down 4th in the field sprint!

WAY TO GO LUKE!!!

2026 Cross Creek Cycling Club
North Carolina Regional Time Trial Championships
Wade, NC
5/03/2026

Masters 40+
(Thanks Camden for the race report)
- Road Race - Camden Simon and Tommy Wilson were scheduled to go to the RR on Saturday. Unfortunately the area received 2.8" of rain over 12 hours, forcing a cancellation of the Road Race. It might be rescheduled, they are considering options.

- Time Trial - Sunday brought far better weather, albeit unreasonable low temperatures of 44 at 7am. They pushed back the start times by one hour. We had 55 degrees, cloudless skies, and 10 to 15 mph cross winds out of the NW. Camden raced in the Masters 40 division on a new-to-him borrowed TT setup (thank you and shout out to friends Kahwai Muriithie and Andrew Crater for making it possible!!!). Camden was scheduled to roll at 9:33:00. After a snafu of the starter talking to the timer, they got him rolling at 9:33:36am...... fortunately he was in the start cue 9 min early, so he was not penalized the extra time on corrected results. It was a flat course of 35.6 km and 200 ft elevation gain. Camden rolled generally well as this was his first real TT in 12 years. Unfortunately in trying to pace properly, at 4 miles to go he realized he missed the mark and had paced to conservatively and had way too much energy left. So he pushed harder to try to make up the difference. He came in at 51:40 for 2nd place which put him 1:07 out of first.
A hard course with noticeable cross winds and no real respite or places to recover. Overall, a solid day!
WAY TO GO TEAM MACK!!!