Class Act Racing Gears Up For the 2019 Race Season

Class Act Racing Gears Up For the 2019 Race Season

Class Act Racing is a New England based competitive cycling team. We have a diverse group of team members who are active in the outdoor sports scene throughout New England year round. We are active in several race series as well as local advocacy groups, ongoing volunteer work and coaching. We are a well-respected, recognized and appreciated team throughout the New England mountain bike and cyclocross scene. We are currently active members or participants of USA Cycling, the Bubba Burger Mountain Bike Trophy Series, New England Mountain Bike Association, Eastern Fat Tire Race Series, Friends of Wompatuck State Park, New England Bicycle Race Series, New England Cyclocross Series and the Zanconoto Single Speed Cyclcross Series.

Our Primary sponsors include ESI Grips, Bike Togs and Vittoria Tires. We are extremely thankful to each and every one of them. These companies help make Class Act Racing possible. Please join us in thanking them.

Class Act Racing is gearing up to concentrate on the Bubba Burger Mountain Bike Trophy Series and the Eastern Fat Tire Race Series. Our season opener will kick off on 22 April 2019 at the Fat Tire Classic held in Farmington, CT. The Stage is set for an exciting 2019 season and we can’t wait for it to get underway. We would love your support in cheering us on this season.

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230 Washington St

Weymouth, MA 02188

(781) 337-7125

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