Posted by Nancy Arreola on July 4, 2012 · 1 Comment
USA Women Training in Mallorca
A few weeks ago my boyfriend Jetse and I did a short visit to Mallorca, he had to do an intense block of training and the guys from Performance United have their training base there so I was excited to catch up with my sister Sofia!
It was impossible not to fall in love with the place, with those amazing views and all the mountains! We arrived at Sofia’s apartment in Alaró, such a nice little town.
Very close... Read More
Filed under Nancy Arreola, Pro Cycling, Road, Track · Tagged with 2012, Alaró, Andy Sparks, Bikes, Brandon Madden, Cycling, David Muntaner, Dotsie Bausch, endurance, Ireland, Island, Jennie Reed, Jetse, Jetse Bol, Kirk Bausch, Lauren Tamayo, London, Mallorca, Martyn Irvine, Mexico, Nancy, Nancy Arreola, Olympic Games, Palma Arena, Performance United, Recep Ünalan, road cycling, Sarah Hammer, Sofi Arreola, Sofia, Sofia Arreola, Spain, sprinter, Team Pursuit, track cycling, Track World Cup, Turkey, USA, watt bikes, World Cup
Posted by Nancy Arreola on December 10, 2011 · 1 Comment
We are in the sprinting line on our way to the Olympic Games of London. Sofia has to participate in the four World Cups, Pan American Championship and the World Championship in order to make enough points to qualify.
The qualification system its complicated, it’s a ranking for Continents. The American continent has 5 places for the women’s omnium and we have Sarah Hammer (USA), Tara Whitten (Canada) and Marlies Mejias (Cuba) that have secured... Read More
Filed under Nancy Arreola, Pro Cycling, Track, Womens Cycling · Tagged with 250m flying lap, America, American, Andy Sparks, Angy Gonzalez, Astana, Astana World Cup, Australia, Australian World Championships, Beijing World Cup, Cali, Cali World Cup, Canada, Colombia, Colombian, Columbia, Cuba, Cycling, elimination race, Guadalajara, Guadalajara 2011, injury, Ireland, London, London 2012, London Olympics, london olympics 2012, London World Cup, Mallorca, Maria Luisa Calle, Marlies Mejias, Mexican Cycling Federation, Mexico, Nancy Arreola, National Sports Commission, Olympic test event London, Olympics, Omnium, Palma de Mallorca, Pan American Championship, Pan American Ranking, PanAm Champs, points race, Riders, Sarah Hammer, Scratch Race, Silver Medal, Sofi Arreola, Sofia Arreola, Spain, Tara Whitten, track cycling, training, Turkey, USA, Venezuela, Wolrd Cup Columbia, women's cycling, women's omnium, World Champion, World Championship, World Cup, World Cup Champion
Posted by Nancy Arreola on August 8, 2011 · 2 Comments
Sofi & Nancy
My Sister Sofi
by Nancy Arreola
Sofi and her papa Rolando in Apeldoorn for the World Championships
Sofi Arreola is a young successful rider from Mexico (she also happens to be my sister) and she’s aiming for a place to ride for her country at the London Olympic Games in 2012.
Sofi has won 6 gold medals in the Jr. PanAm champs, 4th place in the Junior Worlds in Moscow 2009 and she’s finished within the top 10 in almost... Read More
Filed under Interviews, Main Menu, Nancy Arreola, Pro Cycling, Road, Track, Womens Cycling, Youth Cycling · Tagged with 2012, 500m World Champion, ambulance, Andy Sparks, Australia, Bike, Bronze, Bronze Medal, Central American Games, Championships, Chely Arreola, coach, concussed, crash, Cycling, dad, elite, family, Federación Mexicana de Ciclismo, FMC, friends, Gold, gold medal, hospital, junior, Junior World Championships, London, Mallorca, Manchester, Manchester Velodrome, Medals, Mexican, Mexico, Moscow, mum, Nancy Arreola, Nancy Contreras, Nationals, Olympics, Omnium, Pan-American, PanAm, Puerto Rico, race, rider, Road, road race, Sarah Hammer, Scratch Race, season, sister, Sofi Arreola, Sport, State Championships, Switzerland, Time Trial, Track, track season, Track Wolrd Cup, training, TT, wheelchair, World Championships, World Cycling Center, world ranking