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At the 2018 U.S. National Championships in Reno, Nevada, Jonathan Page entered the start grid for the final time as a professional cyclocross racer.A four-ti...
3 Dis 2009 · The USA's Jonathan Page (Planet Bike) will return home from his European cyclo-cross campaign well prepared to contest the United States National cyclo-cross Championships, to held in Bend, Oregon ...
Jonathan Page. Jonathan is a UK born artist living in Kent. BA Hons Ceramics, Camberwell University 2006. A sculptor of abstract forms in clay, utilising a constructive approach to produce representative and symbolic forms that capture the essence of natural phenomena. Although his designs are often inspired by animals and birds, his work also ...
Jonathan is an attorney in an entrepreneur's body. He thrives on helping CEOs and business owners rethink their next “blue ocean” and achieve breakthrough success in business and life. In 2013, Jonathan left a midsized firm, where he served as corporate counsel for large privately-held corporations and small businesses, to found InPrime ...
21 Dis 2018 · Jonathan Page is a four time national cyclocross champion and silver medalist at the cyclocross world championships. For the majority of his cyclocross career, Page lived and raced in Belgium. He retired from elite level racing at U.S. nationals in January of 2018. Unlock this article, live events, and more with a subscription! ...
Hot on the heels of his headline-grabbing second-place performance at the UCI World Cyclo-cross Championships, American Jonathan Page (Morgan Blue) was back in the spotlight Saturday, February 3 at the GVA Series race in Lille, Belgium. In a well-publicized bit of defiance Page refused to take the start of the race after his team mechanic and close friend Frankie Van Haesebroucke was assaulted ...
Two years ago Jonathan Page was in limbo, his up-and-down career as a bike racer was on another upswing, but he was still struggling to keep doing what he loved, and seemed destined, to do. In the winter of 2002, and without a pro contract, Page moved to Belgium to race cyclo-cross, the biggest gamble he’d taken in a cycling career that started in his teens.
