Jason McCartney (cyclist)
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Jason McCartney (born September 3, 1973) is an American professional road racing cyclist. His 2004 Tour de Georgia stage win was named the North American "Ride of the Year" by VeloNews Magazine. His hometown is Honolulu, Hawaii and he resides in Coralville, Iowa. He has recently had a baby girl named Ginger Marie McCartney. His wife Andrea Ream is a pharmacist. He is very happy to be on Discovery cycling team right now, he looks forward to many more great seasons.
[edit] Major results and teams
- 3rd overall; Tour of California
- King of the Mountains competition – Tour de Georgia
- 2005 – Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team
- King of the Mountains competition – Barclay's Global Investor Grand Prix of San Francisco
- 3rd – Barclay's Global Investor Grand Prix of San Francisco
- King of the Mountains competition – Tour de Georgia
- 1st, Stage 4 – Tour de Georgia
- 1st – U.S. Olympic Trials Road Race
- King of the Mountains competition – T-Mobile International of San Francisco
- 1st overall – Tri-Peaks Challenge (Arkansas)
- 1st – Snake Alley Criterium (Iowa)
- 2003 – 7 Up / Maxxis Pro Cycling Team
- 1st overall and 2 stages – Joe Martin Memorial Stage Race
- 1st – Snake Alley Criterium
- 1st, Stages 1 and 4 – Gateway Cup
- 2002 – Jelly Belly Pro Cycling Team
- 1st, 1 stage – International Tour d'Toona
- 1st, 1 stage – Tour of Kansas City
- 1st – Wapello to Burlington Road Race
- 2001 – Jelly Belly Pro Cycling Team
- 1st overall and stage – Gateway Cup
- 2000 – Nutra Fig - Noni
[edit] External links
- Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team: Biography]
- National Outdoor Leadership School's The Leader Online: The Young and the Adventurous
Riders on Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team |
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Ivan Basso | Fumiyuki Beppu | Volodymyr Bileka | Janez Brajkovič | Alberto Contador | Antonio Cruz | Steve Cummings | Tom Danielson | John Devine | Stijn Devolder | Vladimir Gusev | George Hincapie | Levi Leipheimer | Fuyu Li | Trent Lowe | Egoi Martínez | Jason McCartney | Gianni Meersman | Uroš Murn | Benjamín Noval | Pavel Padrnos | Sérgio Paulinho | Yaroslav Popovych | José Luis Rubiera | Tomas Vaitkus | Jurgen Van Goolen | Brian Vandborg | Matt White |
Manager |
Johan Bruyneel |
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