CCCX XC #3 3/15/09 @ Ft Ord- Monterey

Keith DeFiebre attacks full out on the first steep hill of lap #1 at CCCX XC #3 in Ft Ord. DeFiebre and Alex Rousch instantly have a gap on the field. Rousch continues to drive the pace and DeFiebre gets dropped. DeFiebre then works as hard as possible to hold off the chase group behind. DeFiebre rides solo and eventually clears himself of the chasers and takes 2nd place on the day.

1 Alex Rousch 5 laps 1.36'11''

2 Keith DeFiebre 1.38'13''

3 Miles Wadsworth 1.39'27''

4 Geoff Drake 1.40'55''

5 Greg Galuppo 1.41'43''

Benicia Crit. 2008

At the Benicia Crit., held in Sept of 2008, Keith DeFiebre wears the WTB racing kit and is working for Mark Weir. Weir makes the winning 3 man breakaway, and DeFiebre fights out the field sprint. In the end DeFiebre is 2nd in the field sprint losing only to Chris Wire of Team San Jose(top photo below). DeFiebre is 5th in the race overall.

Top 5 Masters 1/2/3- 52 startes

1. Jens Hillen BBC

2. Mark Weir WTB

3. Joel Robertson Sierra Pacific

4. Chris Wire SJBC

5. Keith DeFiebre WTB

2008 CCCX Downhill Race #2: Toro Park, Salinas, 3/22/08

Keith DeFiebre wins 4 divisions and posts the 3rd overall fastest time and CCCX DH #2 on 3/22/08.

2006 CCCX Race 1 Results: Manzanita Park, Prunedale, 9/24/06.

At the 1st race of the 2006 CCCX Cross Series Keith DeFiebre tries to go with the lead group at the start of the Men's Elite race. DeFiebre was set in perfect position on Barry Wicks wheel, however holding onto Wicks was too much on this day and DeFiebre blows up to finish mid-pack.

Livermore Cyclocross

Keith DeFiebre races to 2nd overall at the Livermore Cyclocross Series. DeFiebre thinks he has won the race at the finish. Until he reads the results and there was one rider up the road who DeFiebre figured was not in the "A" division, but was racing the Single Speed division. DeFiebre was wrong in his assessment and was relegated to 2nd place on the day.

2007 CCCX Mountain Bike Series Race 6

Brock Dickie(Buy-Cell.com), Aaron Bonar(Syscip), & Keith DeFiebre wage a strong battle on this day of racing. DeFiebre hangs on to the 2007 CCCX Series winner Brock Dickie for the entire race, then sprints past Dickie making a push for the race win. The Buy Cell.com racer then claws back up to DeFiebre at the finish line and bike throws his was to the win, relegating DeFiebre to 2nd place on the day.

Results:
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1. Brock Dickie Buy-cell.com 6 laps @ 1.46'58''

2. Keith DeFiebre Calabazas/Altezza 40/SF Velo S.T.

3. Aaron Bonar SYCIP Racing .20"

4. Brian Sevall Santa Cruz Bicycles/ Smith 5:35"

5. Mike Holk V.T. 7:22"

2008 CCCX Downhill Race #7: Toro Park, Salinas, 6/8/08

DH #7 of the 2008 CCCX Series was one of Keith DeFiebre's better days on the hill. DeFiebre posted the top 2 fastest times of the day overall. This was in the Expert & Hardtail divisions.

In winning the Single Speed division DeFiebre posted the 4th fastest time of the day overall. DeFiebre also was fastest in the Chainless race.

So it was four division wins for DeFiebre, and 3 of the fastest 4 times out of all the racers combined.

Undefeated

Keith DeFiebre on his way to winning 8 out of 8 Dh races in the Expert division at the CCCX Series. DeFiebre was also undefeated in the Hardtail, and Single-Speed divisions for the 2008 CCCX Series.

CCCX Race 2 Results: Fort Ord, Seaside, 9/28/08

The second race of the 2008 CCCX Series has Keith DeFiebre riding his very best. Defiebre is at the front of the race for the duration, finally getting in a three man break with Gannon Myall & Murray Swanson with 2 laps to go for the win. DeFiebre does not hold back and drives the pace up the final hill making sure the break will stick all the way top the finish. With just a few corners to go DeFiebre makes his push for the win, gaining a small gap off the front. DeFiebre then crashes with only 3 turns left in the race. DeFiebre gets up and manages to finish 2nd after having the race seemingly won.

Results

1. Gannon Myall- Cal Giant Inc.- 6 laps @ 47'07''

2. Keith DeFiebre- Scott/Ritchey/Sram- 47'09''

3. Murray Swanson- Penisula Velo/Kondra Systems- 47'14''

4. Mark Howland- BlackMarket Racing- 47'20''

5. Tim Thompson- BlackMarket Racing- 47'25''

6. Todd Hoefer- Cal Giant Inc.- 47'50''

7. Brock Dickie- Buy-cell.com- 48'32''

8. Eric Bustos - Cal Giant Inc.- 48'36''

9. Gavin Payne- Arts Cyclery.com- 48'46''

10. John Mundelins- Wells Fargo- 48'50''

B.A.S.P. #1 2008

The Bay Area Super Prestige Series opened in San Francisco on a demanding course. Keith DeFiebre shown here on the hill climb, suffers hard the first lap. DeFiebre feels like he has no power, and pulls out of the race. Sadly it was a race contested on a course that should have favored DeFiebre.

NCNCA CUP #1 2008- Laguna Seca Raceway 10/12/08

The 2008 NCNCA Cyclocross Cup opened up at Laguna Seca Raceway on course featuring a steep uphill section near the famed "Cork Screw" turn on the race track. Keith DeFiebre started fast, and went on a early breakaway with Murray Swanson. They had a solid gap but were chased down on the 3rd lap. DeFiebre then blew up spectacularly, unable to hold the high pace. DeFiebre finished 10th place in the end.

Top 15-

1. Anastasio Flores- Cal Giant/Specialized- 7 laps @ 48'31''

2. James Coates- Morgan Stanley/Specialized- 48'36''

3. Todd Hoefer- Cal Giant/Specialized- 48'45''

4. Chris Daluisio- Morgan Stanley/Specialized- 49'02''

5. Murray Swanson- Penisula Velo/Kondra Systems- 49'12''

6. Brock Dickie- Buy-cell.com- 49'29''

7. John Mundelins- Wells Fargo- 49'37''

8. Henry Kramer- Cal Giant/Specialized- 49'40''

9. Tim Thompson- BlackMarket Racing- 50'03''

10. Keith DeFiebre- Scott Ritchey Sram- 50'21''

11. Mike Sooder- San Jose- 50'27''

12. Mark Howland- BlackMarket Racing- 50'39''

13. Gannon Myall- Cal Giant/Specialized- 51'14''

14. Matt Kramer- Team San Jose/Sugar CRM- 51'18''

15. Don Myrah - Buy-cell.com- 51'34''

XC Win

Keith DeFiebre pops the victory at the Central Coast XC Series. It was a very strong performance for DeFiebre, and he went on to win the overall Central Coast XC Series title for 2008.