BREINIGSVILLE, PA — June 27, 2025 — The Valley Preferred Cycling Center roared to life Friday night as elite riders from across the U.S. battled for international UCI points and major bragging rights at the 2025 Fastest Man & Woman on Wheels. With sprint speed, tactical brilliance, and pure grit on display, it was a night to remember.

The spotlight shone brightest on Mandy Marquardt (EDGE Cycling) and Mateo Nicolas Marasas (Chaney Windows & Doors / Pastaria)—your 2025 UCI Sprint Champions. Marquardt powered to the win in the women’s sprint final with an incredible 200m time of 10.051 seconds at over 71.6 km/h, topping McKenna McKee (Tesseract) in a closely contested final.

In the men’s sprint showdown, Marasas edged out EDGE Cycling’s Finn Koller with back-to-back wins in the final rides, securing the UCI Sprint title with textbook strategy and top-end speed.

Also making waves:

• Olivia Ray (Star Track) claimed gold in the Women’s UCI Scratch Race, outracing a stacked field that included Reagen Pattishall (Turbo Velo Pickle Juice) and Jessica Chong (Allentown, PA).
• Daniel Breuer (Chaney Windows & Doors / Pastaria) delivered an unforgettable double gold performance in the Men’s Scratch Race and Elimination Race, sealing his place atop the night’s endurance standings.
• Reagen Pattishall wasn’t done yet—taking gold in the Women’s Elimination Race and silver in the Scratch, boosting her bid for Rider of the Year.

Flying Mile Highlights:

• Men’s Winner: Dakota Stein (EDGE Cycling) clocked a scorching 1:50 over 5 laps at 52.2 km/h.
• Women’s Winner: Mia Deye (Star Track UCI) took the top spot in 2:10, followed closely by Pattishall and Chong.

From crowd-roaring sprints to strategic scratch races and thrilling eliminations, the 2025 Fastest Man & Woman on Wheels lived up to its name.

Stay up to speed with the full summer schedule and ticket info at thevelodrome.com.

About the Valley Preferred Cycling Center
Known as T-Town, the Valley Preferred Cycling Center is the premier velodrome in the United States, globally recognized for producing Olympians, hosting international events, and fostering the future of American cycling.

Information provided to TVL by:
Jake Burns