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Photographer Chris Longyne has created a photo magazine from this years week-long North American Cycle Courier Championships (NACCC) San Diego, which we reported on last month. An 8×10″ printed publication consisting of 62 pages/87 photographs made from 35 mm, 6×6 cm, 6×7 cm, and 6×9 cm negatives, from this year’s North American Cycle Courier Championships. It features works from races, events, after-parties, rides, and their surrounding areas in the city. Let’s check it out below!
The 2024 NACCC (North American Cycle Courier Championships) took place in sunny San Diego, CA just two weeks ago. Josh was in town to photograph the week-long event’s finale and, along with co-organizers David Pintado and Luis Aguilar detail what NACCC is and what made this year’s San Diego edition truly memorable. Read on below!
Check out more at 2017 NACCC.
Photos by Chris Lee
Over at the New York Times, there’s a great write-up from the 2016 North American Cycle Courier Championship, featuring photos by Chris Lee. Nico and Christina took home first place from this year’s event, which landed in New York City. Head to the New York Times to see the full piece and check out a few more photos below.
… and Kym gives us a preview of what’s to come. See more at the NACCC website.
The NACC is coming to New York City next year and the locals have made a teaser of what’s to be expected. Check out more at the NACCC website.
The Road to the 2014 NACCC
Words and Photos by John Daniel Reiss
The Road to NACCCs was not paved in gold. It was mostly laid out with cheap beer and great friends. For the 2014 North American Cycle Courier Championship organizers in Minneapolis and Chicago concocted an elaborate plan that spanned several hundred miles and two weekends. Starting with the Cuttin’ Crew Classic, an annual race that celebrates the local hustle of the Chicago messenger, many out-of-towners showed up for a piece of the action. Still hanging on to summer, we were blessed by the cool water of Lake Michigan and soaked by afternoon showers. My compatriots at TCB Courier and myself found ourselves taking it all in, from the beautiful stone buildings to cutty alleys, the city was a great motivator the challenges ahead.
Here’s a recap from the 2014 NACCC in Minneapolis.
Registration is now open for the 2014 NACCC in Minneapolis. It’s time to start calling dibs on the floors and couches of your midwestern buddies. Get ready for a lot of partying, riding and midnight swimming. Man, I miss that town!
Photos by Christopher Dilts
The All-City cycles team did a great job at the Seattle NACCCs. Racing for a #partybrand ain’t easy but this group of fine young men and women gave it their all. Christina Peck won the event, not just 1st place women but 1st place overall. Check out some more portraits at the All-City Blog.
If you’re in or around Seattle this weekend, try to make it to the NACCCs! Even if you don’t race, the organizers could use your help as a volunteer. See more at the NACCC website.
Photo by Takuya Sakamoto
Victor, bro, you’re #fixiefamous! Loving this photo Tak.
“I’m gonna go drink a beer…” well said man. Solid video from Bill of CX Hairs of the 2012 NACCCs in RVA.
Photos by Sean O’Donnell
I get bummed out when I can’t make it to events like the NACCC but then seeing people’s photos almost makes me feel like I was there, minus all the booze and partying. Well, almost…
Check out the rest of Sean’s photos from the 2012 NACCC here! Seattle has the pleasure of hosting 2013 and congrats to Minneapolis for landing the hosting for the 2014 NACCC!
This photo is from my 2011 coverage of the NACCCs and unfortunately, I wasn’t able to attend this year’s event in Richmond but I just wanted to congratulate Chas for taking 1st place. Good job dude!
And this is by far the best flier I’ve seen in years. Amazing! If you’re heading to Richmond this weekend for the NACCCs, have fun!
Austin Horse worked on this event with Red Bull for the 2012 NACCC. This art-based alleycat features 5 artists, all messenger photographers. All have contributed pieces to the
event, themed on the way of the bike. The photographs are from various messengers, around the world. These photos have been divided into 6 pieces and each piece goes to a different checkpoint.
The event begins from inside the empty walls of the gallery, where the riders rush out to the first checkpoint and collect the first piece. Then the second and so on.
Where:
Gallery 5 Richmond VA
200 West Marshall Street Richmond, VA 23220
When:
May 24th
7 pm orientation
8 pm event start
9 pm recognition
Check out more information at the Red Bull Art Attack Facebook page.
Lucas Brunelle, the kamikaze cycling cameraman is following the NACCC pre-event, the Beast of the East. He’s been posting up some great photos on his Facebook, so head over to check more out!
