Commentary: How Red Hook can return
Without Red Hook Criterium in 2019, the fixed-gear scene is missing an important beacon for mainstream media attention and growth.
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Podcast: Will Red Hook Crit continue? Advice from 24-hour veteran
Without a major sponsor for 2019, Red Hook Crit organizer decides to take the year off, rather than decreasing the event's scale.
Red Hook Criterium cancels 2019 races
Race series founder and owner David Trimble says higher costs forced him to temporarily suspend the events.
Commentary: Think EF riders will dominate gravel, MTB, and fixie races? Think again
Since EF announced its partnership with Rapha, we've all been wondering how WorldTour pros will fare in "alternative" races.
Preview: What to watch for at this weekend’s Red Hook Crit Milan
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Fixed on the moment: From San Francisco’s fixie festival to Brooklyn’s main event
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Red Hook at 11: Fixed-gear series focused on growth
11 years into its existence, the Red Hook racing series continues to look for ways to grow bigger and better
Gallery: Red Hook Crit Brooklyn
Fixed-gear racers took on a new circuit this weekend at the 11th Red Hook Criterium
Nail biters! Fortin, Lemieux deliver tight victories at 11th Red Hook Crit Brooklyn
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Red Hook Criterium: Fortin, Lemieux survive soggy night
Filippo Fortin and Raphaele Lemieux won the rain-soaked Red Hook Criterium in Brooklyn, New York.
Preview: Six things to watch for at the 11th Red Hook Crit Brooklyn
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New course, slick conditions could upend racing at Red Hook Crit
A course update and potentially wet conditions could make for a tricky Red Hook Crit this weekend this weekend
WorldTour winner: Cortina (Bahrain-Merida) takes Red Hook Crit debut in Milan
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Preview: Everything you need to know about this weekend’s Red Hook Crit Milan
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Upsets in Barcelona as Duban, Van Eerd emerge victorious at Red Hook Criterium
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Preview: Everything you need to know about this weekend’s Red Hook Crit Barcelona
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Raphaele Lemieux, Filippo Fortin beat favorites to win Red Hook Crit London
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Preview: Everything you need to know about this weekend’s Red Hook Crit London
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Schafer, Gulick take victories at Red Hook Crit series opener in Brooklyn
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Preview: Everything you need to know about the tenth annual Red Hook Crit Brooklyn
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Revamped Red Hook Crit attracts Olympic champ, WorldTour veterans
The Red Hook crit changes its qualifying process for 2017 and attracts WorldTour pros plus Olympic champion Callum Skinner.
An introduction to the Red Hook Crit: The fixed-gear criterium that’s changing bicycle racing
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Colombian tests positive for EPO at Red Hook Crit
A Colombian cyclist tests positive for EPO in a Red Hook Crit, held in Milan at the start of October. He is banned for life from the series.
Murphy hopes to turn domestic racing into Red Hook success
After years of racing with a freewheel, Kyle Murphy is returning to his fixie roots at the Barcelona round of the Red Hook crit series
Colin Strickland: Red Hook’s newest don
Colin Strickland works a day job, races on a local Cat 1 team, and dominates the Red Hook Criterium series.
Like it or not, Red Hook’s success tied to the fixed-gear bike
The Red Hook Crit has detractors, but it remains a tremendously popular and successful event, attracting fans and sponsors alike.
Strickland, Elbusto triumph at Red Hook
Colin Strickland and Ainara Elbusto emerge from crashed-marred Red Hook Crit as winners of men's and women's events
Red Hook serves up another evening of wild crashes
As ever, Saturday's Red Hook Criterium was a crash fest, but one pileup in particular may have set a new standard for mayhem
Duban and Grosu Win Red Hook Crit Milano
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Red Hook Criterium Barcelona in Images
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2014 Red Hook Criterium Barcelona
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Gallery: A short history of the Red Hook Crit
The Red Hook Crit started in 2008 as an unofficial bike race in New York City. Now it's a global event that stretches over to Europe
LA Marathon Crash Race highlights growth of unsanctioned racing in U.S.
From the Rapha Gentleman's series to the Breck Epic, independent events are growing across the States
Red Hook promoter teams with Castelli to support Hurricane Sandy recovery
The Red Hook Criterium has partnered with Castelli and local groups to benefit post-Sandy relief efforts in Brooklyn
Red Hook rises with big crowds and crashes
Big crowds, crashes, exciting racing for America’s biggest alley cat race
In Brooklyn, unifying machines and a win for a Russian bike messenger
It was just passed 10:00 Saturday night as I made my way down the dark, cobbled lane near Erie Basin in Brooklyn. In search of the staging area for the third Red Hook Criterium, a 20-lap race for track-bike riders with a penchant for unorthodox racing, I hoped to spy some of the participants at registration before things got underway.
At Red Hook Criterium, track bikes and brawn required
An unsanctioned race deep in the belly of New York’s biggest borough, the Red Hook crit, now in its third year, is held on a course that race founder and promoter David Trimble tries to keep secret till race-night registration. So riders have to show up and pay their entry fee to learn the course’s whereabouts.