Trannies Win Gold and Silver at Chicago Women’s Cycling Races

USA Cycling operates on a category system. Categories range from 5 (novice) to 1 (elite).

In order to move up the categories, racers must acquire upgrade points through experience and results.

The higher the category, the more difficult it is to move to the next. pic.twitter.com/WS6pq62kVL

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But what if there’s a man racing in the women’s category in your @usacycling region?

Most likely, that man is taking upgrade points from women and girls. This means it takes longer for women and girls to upgrade. pic.twitter.com/5sN3wDn7Ua

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Another example: Rachel (Rhys) McKinnon/Veronica Ivy racked up tons of road upgrade points in a short amount of time.

Imagine being a junior girl with a goal to upgrade at a certain race, only to be knocked down in the points by Mr. McKinnon/Sir Ivy. pic.twitter.com/MaZy4rDE06

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There are SO MANY males taking upgrade points from women currently.@usacycling: Align your policies with the UCI.

These men are not eligible for elite international competition or championships. Yet they’re affecting the race outcomes and upgrade eligibility of women who are. pic.twitter.com/YLRzCH7kQS

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This is what we like to see!

Let’s push those women out!

Soon, there will be no women’s sport where a woman wins anything! Women will no longer have sports, so they will need to think of something better to do with their lives! Maybe get married and have kids, you stupid bitch! That’s the only thing a tranny isn’t going to beat you at!

New York Post:

Two transgender cyclists took home gold and silver at a women’s cycling event in Chicago — sparking fresh controversy as only one biological female made the podium.

Tessa Johnson, 25, won first place in the Women’s Single Speed and Cat Half categories at the Chicago CycloCross Cup (CCC) on October 7, while Evelyn Williamson, 30, placed second in the Single Speed contest.

Their efforts left only one biological female on the podium for the Single Speed race — Allison Zmuda.

For her success in the women’s Cat Half, Johnson won $150, and Williamson received $75 in prize money for placing fourth.

Records show Williamson has been racing in the women’s category since at least 2017, earning 18 titles.

But in 2020, she appeared to compete in both the men’s and women’s categories at the Sky Express Winter Criterium, where she won first place as a woman — but did not place against the men.

Women keep saying “we can do anything a man can do!” and then when you point to these tranny competitions, they just start crying.

So, so pathetic.