Tulsa Tough

How Tulsa Tough’s wild third act lives up to the hype to make it one of America's wildest days on (and off) the bike.

The racers are looking ahead to race number 4 of the series at the Tour of America's Dairyland this weekend.

The third installment of the ACC will be the most competitive yet of 2023.

The first $43,000 in sales of the Rapha-made collection will be donated to CYCLE Kids to support grassroots cycling programs in schools.

The yet-to-be-named series includes many of the former USA CRITS races, but streaming video coverage is not yet part of the package.

In June, L39ION of Los Angeles proved unstoppable at Tulsa Tough. This new film from Rapha explores the many successes wrapped up in the bike racing victory.

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Skylar Schneider wins River Park Criterium and overall. Tyler Williams scores Sunday's win with Cory Williams claiming the overall.

Pro women race at 3:30 p.m. CST; pro men go at 4:35 CST.

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Cory Williams leads trio of teammates across the line, as Kendall Ryan leads teammate Skylar Scheider onto the podium.

Pro women race at 5:50 p.m. CST; pro men go at 6:55.

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From Cat. 3 through D1P/Pro women and men, watch the live racing free now.

Three-day event cancels due to uncertainties and organizational problems arising from coronavirus crisis.

Justin Williams and his Legion of Los Angeles team came to Tulsa Tough searching for a national-level victory, as well as a good time. They found both

Justin Williams won two of three races at Tulsa Tough, but slipped to second in the overall ominum on the final day

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The River Parks Criterium marks the finish of the 2013 Saint Francis Tulsa Tough race weekend

Results from the River Parks Crit, the final race in the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough weekend

Results from the Brady Village Criterium at the 2013 Tulsa Tough

UnitedHealthcare dominates another finale as the women's bunch sweeps up Powers just shy of the finish

Results from the first day of the 2013 Tulsa Tough racing weekend

The races were run under the lights on a figure-8 course in Tulsa's Blue Dome entertainment district

Watch all the action from Oklahoma this weekend on VeloNews.com

1. Ken HANSON (1 - Pro) 2. Brad HUFF (2 - Pro) 3. Cody O'REILLY (3 - Pro)

Alejandro Borrajo (Jamis-Sutter Home) won the Riverview Criterium on Sunday in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Anne Samplonius (NOW-MS Society) launched a late solo break to victory on Sunday in the Riverview Criterium in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Ken Hanson derailed a fierce Jamis-Sutter Home leadout train Saturday night to win the Brady Village Criterium on the second night of the Tulsa Tough omnium. Hanson (Jelly Belly-Kenda) came good on a load of work from his teammates in the final 10 laps to edge out Jamis’ Anibal and Alejandro Borrajo, respectively.

Jacquelyn Crowell made it two-for-two for the attackers at the Tulsa Tough when she rode a late surge to a solo win in the Brady Village Criterium. Crowell (Team Type 1) attacked the field on the penultimate lap and clung to a narrow advantage at the finish with Laura Van Gilder (Mellow Mushroom) and day-one winner Jennifer Pezzulo (Primal-Mapmyride) coming through second and third, respectively.

Jonathan Cantwell came through a number of late crashes at the Blue Dome Criterium to win the opener of the Tulsa Tough omnium Friday night. Cantwell (V Australia) made a late split and took a tight win over Anibal and Alejandro Borrajo (Jamis-Sutter Home).

Tiffany Pezzulo timed a long sprint perfectly to win the Blue Dome Criterium on the first night of the Tulsa Tough on Friday. Pezzulo (Primal-Mapmyride.com) came around Christina Smith (Now MS) in the final meters to top a four-up group sprint and take command of the three-day National Racing Calendar omnium.

It’s a double weekend for the National Racing Calendar with the U.S. Air Force Classic and Tulsa Tough and the top American sprinter in Philadelphia last weekend is headed west. Ken Hanson and Jelly Belly-Kenda appear to be coming around after a rough May; they’ll be hunting prize money and NRC points in Oklahoma starting Friday night and you can watch it live at VeloNews.com/live.

BOULDER, Colo. (VN) — VeloNews.com will present live streaming video of all three races of the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough this weekend.

Brian Jensen and Coryn Rivera win the final event of the Tulsa Tough omnium, as Brad Huff and Jennifer Purcell wrap up their overall omnium wins.

Jelly Belly's Brad Huff wins his second consecutive race at the Tulsa Tough omnium, and Cari Higgins wins her first.

Brad Huff (Jelly Belly-Kenda) and Amanda Miller (Tibco) win Friday’s Blue Dome Criterium, the kickoff to the Tulsa Tough omnium.

Top U.S. squads TIBCO-To The Top and Vera Bradley Foundation will split rosters this weekend, as each team focuses on a pair of National Racing Calendar events – the Liberty Classic and Tulsa Tough.

The U.S. peloton spreads across the country this week, as marquee events are on the calendar in Oklahoma, Oregon and Pennsylvania.

With the NRC's second-biggest prize list at nearly $115,000, Tulsa Tough is a three-day omnium of criteriums.