Chloe Woodruff is an enduring force in mountain biking today, who has pioneered Prescott on the world stage. Her monumental achievements include an Olympic appearance, multiple national titles (Junior, U23, Collegiate, Pro), a World Cup win, and her role as a Professional MTB Team Owner.

As a three-time winner and Queen of the Whiskey Off-Road, Chloe's tenacity, dedication to her community, and monumental accomplishments epitomize the challenge of the Whiskey.

Thank you, Chloe, for inspiring us all to push the limits.

And, even better - the 25 Proof now has an option. From West Spruce (entered off of Copper Basin Rd.), the new trails present each participant with an option to either descend the classic 9401J or to rip down the new Sparrow Trail.

For a complete explanation, tune into this 15 min. podcast featuring Whiskey Off-Road course director, John Shumaker.

In 1983, Richard took a ride with a friend around Tucson that unexpectedly inspired one of the world's greatest cycling events – El Tour de Tucson.

Well known as the founder and father figure of “El Tour,” Richard’s remarkable exploits include graduating from Harvard; teaching in indigenous communities in Alaska; riding from Alaska to Mexico (his first bike ride!); and cycling the perimeters of the United States and Japan (unsupported). Most notably, his vision and leadership has made Tucson the cycling hub it is today through his commitment to community, philanthropy, health, and fun.

To celebrate Richard's incredible achievements and contributions, we invited you to join us for a live recorded podcast at Dragoon Brewing on Tuesday, Jan. 28th - Doors opened at 5p, recording began at 6:30p.

It was a smash.