Official Fyxation Open Website Now Live!

Founded in 2014, the Fyxation Open is a true fixed gear criterium race held in the heart of downtown Chicago that we host in conjunction with the Praire State Cycling Series Intelligentsia Cup. The second annual Fyxation Open took place in July and it was a huge hit. The size of the field and the quality of riders improved dramatically over the first year. For 2015 we added a dedicated women's and the race generated a ton of excitement and we were able to offer equal cash and prizes for both the men's and women's riders.

We have some big plans in the works for 2016 and while we can't reveal all the details yet, we will say that riders will have more than one chance to compete in the Fyxation Open.

The official website for the Fyxation Open is live and we'll be updating the site regularly as more details about the 2016 race schedule becomes available. Head over to http://www.fyxationopen.com/#intro for more info.

 

 

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