Wolfpack Hustle Civic Center Crit Racing in DTLA 2015

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Situated in Downtown Los Angeles, the Wolfpack Hustle Civic Center Criterium lapped around Los Angeles City Hall with both geared and fixed events, the racing action was non-stop.
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We attend many events and the Wolfpack Hustle Civic Center Crit was certainly a stand-out. Situated in Downtown Los Angeles, the short course lapped around Los Angeles City Hall with both geared and fixed events, the racing action was non-stop. Local teams such as State Bicycle, Aventón Bikes, Team OC, Leader Bikes, Team Cinelli Chrome, and even Wolfpack Hustle’s own team, were all in attendance and ready to perform. The high acceleration of the riders and intense cheers of the crowd mixed together to create a delicious cocktail that the crowd enjoyed into the wee hours of the night. For event results and information visit Wolfpack Hustle’s website or Facebook.

Be sure to check out Kevian Orozco’s gallery on Flickr for more photos from the evening events and behind the scenes in the athlete’s area.

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