THE POINT PREMIUM ROOT BEER INTERNATIONAL CYCLING CLASSIC WILL BE RACING THROUGH

For Immediate Release Contact: Nancy Justman, 262‐789‐0220

THE POINT PREMIUM ROOT BEER INTERNATIONAL CYCLING CLASSIC WILL BE RACING THROUGH

BROOKFIELD

BROOKFIELD, WI, June 4, 2010 ‐ The Brookfield Convention and Visitors Bureau is proud to announce

that the Point Premium Root Beer International Cycling Classic will be racing through Brookfield on July

16, 2010. The International Cycling Classic is the oldest and longest‐running multi‐category cycling race

in the world with races in cities from De Pere in Northern Wisconsin to Chicago. Past riders of this

historic race include Lance Armstrong, Levi Leipheimer, Bobby Julich, Fred Rodriguez, Chris Horner, Gord

Fraser, and Mark McCormack! The race will be located at the Civic Square on Calhoun Rd so there will

be plenty of good seats and parking.

Once the race begins spectators will see speeds up to 40 mph! The course is approximately one mile

long. Spectators can stand inches away from the racers near the Start/Finish line or bring a blanket and

find a comfortable spot elsewhere on the course. In addition to the race, there will be plenty of food,

market vendors, and unlimited family fun! For information on the Point Premium Root Beer

International Cycling Classic please log on to http://www.visitbrookfield.com/ and click on the

International Cycling Classic link.

The mission of the Brookfield Convention and Visitors Bureau is to stimulate economic growth in the

community by increasing awareness along with visitor volume and expenditures to its hotels,

restaurants, retail and attractions through marketing, promotion and sales efforts.

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