Announcements
Keep Updated by visiting Announcements periodically. You will receive dates and times of events and breaking news. Hope to see you back soon!
March 4, 2010
Go to Steven’s Race Schedule to see the most recent update of his Comeback Race Schedule.
March 3, 2010
On Steven’s birthday, he celebrates by announcing this month’s Race for Kids Fan Club prize winner.
Steven, says, “This is a great birthday gift for me to be able to give my little friend Aaron my Race for Kids Fan Club prize. Congratulations to Meri, Robert & little Aaron for being our March Race for Kids Fan Club prize winner. I’m happy to give little Aaron my Cozza Never Give Up T shirt. Aaron this one’s for you. Always remember in life to Never Give Up at whatever you do; always try your best. Then you can be proud of yourself no matter what the result is. Aaron you are my hero. When I race and things get difficult I think of you and other kids who face challenges in their young lives. You give me strength. I hope we can meet up in Sacramento at the Amgen Tour of California in May. Now go and have fun.”
March 1, 2010
Please go to the Race Schedule on the home page to find out Steven’s first race back to the peloton.
Steven’s 25th birthday is Wednesday March 3, 2010. Happy Birthday Steven! Go Cozzzzza!!! 
Steven’s Race for Kids Fan Club will be holding the monthly drawing for fan club members soon. so keep a look out in the Race for Kids Fan Club tab for the announcement of the prize winner.
The Cozza “Never Give Up” T shirt is now available. $3. dollars from each shirt goes to Steven’s Race for Kids Fan Club’s children’s charities. So purchase a nice looking T shirt and at the same time help out disadvantaged children throughout the world! Just go to the home page to find a list of stores and an online site to pick up a Tshirt.
February, 12, 2010
Steven is now back in Spain beginning his rehab program. He has a positive outlook and is looking forward to getting back on his bike to help his teammates.
Steven sends a heartfelt thanks to his fans, friends, teammates, Garmin staff and family for all their support. He also wishes his teammate Kirk Carlson a speedy recovery from his injury.
February, 11, 2010
Steven’s surgery was a success! He is now in his hospital room in much pain ringing the nurses for pain medication. He says he’s glad the surgery is over and very thankful for his surgeon, who also repaired damage to tendons from previous collar bone injuries. Steven will stay in the hospital today and leave for Girona tomorrow with help from Toby Watson, Garmin Transistions staff. After surgery Toby was a great support for Steven. Steven’s girlfriend, Jen will arrive in Girona on Tuesday to care for him.
Steven is now probably sound a sleep with a big simle on his cute face, dreaming of Jen being with him, fishing a wild trout stream somewhere in the mountains!
February, 10, 2010
Steven will have surgery tomorrow February 11th. Please keep him in your thoughts. His injury is more extensive them what was thought. He has one of the best surgeons in Europe specializing in collarbone injuries. Steven says he has a lot of confidence in his surgeon. He is hopeful the surgery will be a success and he’ll be back on the bike this season.
February, 8, 2010
Steven broke his collarbone today in stage 2 Tour of Qatar. He’ll be leaving tomorrow heading back to Girona for surgery and to rehab. Said he felt very strong today. He’s very disappointed; but is determined as ever to get back on his bike to help his team. It’s still early in the season.
February 7, 2010
The Race For Kids Fan Club monthly drawing took place today and we are happy to announce Eric Schnakenberg was our February prize winner! Go to the Race For Kids Fan Club tab to see what Eric won! Steven wants to encourage more cycling fans to become Race For Kids Fan Club members. Way to go Eric!!!! Look for our March winner the day of Steven’s first race in March.
January 17, 2010
Steven’s Race For Kids Fan Club Prize Winner Announced
We have our first prize winner for the monthly Race For Kids Fan Club drawing. The first drawing was held today January 17, 2010 to celebrate the opening of the Garmin Transitions training camp in Spain. Go to the Race For Kids Fan Club tab and click Steven’s Race For Kids Fan Club Monthly Prize Winner to see who our first winner is.
A drawing is held each month the day of Steven’s first race. Only Race For Kids Fan Club members are eligible.
Some Clothing Tips I found for the Cycling fan from Velo News - scott cozza
8 Answers to Common Bike Clothing Questions
Steven Cozza was all style at the 2008 Amgen Tour of California
Photo: Jesse Hammond/ Active.com 
By Don Powell
VeloNews
Bib or Drawstring Shorts?
Bibs are a must for serious cyclists. Drawstring shorts restrict your abdomen, making it harder to breath. Plus, bibs eliminate potential plumber’s crack.
Chamois Cream or None?
When it comes to backside health, a little chamois cream goes a long way. This is especially true if you’re jumping back into big miles. Lather up during rainy rides or races. Road grit from the asphalt can get everywhere, so best protect your assets.
Sleeves or Sleeveless?
In the past, the Hulk Hogan look was faux pas. But lots of pro racers have been seen with their sleeves torn off, giving the sleeveless movement momentum. Just beware that crashing on bare shoulders can leave a nasty scar—and ruin your cool tattoo. Also, the rulebook says you must have sleeves to race.
Gloves or Barehanded?
It’s okay not to wear gloves when training. It helps stop lame below-the-knuckle tan lines. But when racing, put on a pair to help protect your precious hands in the event of a fall, because even a small palm scrape can keep you off your bike for days.
Base Layer or None?
In cold weather it’s a no brainer. Layers keep you warm and give you options if the sun does come out. On hot days, a thin base layer helps wick moisture away from your skin—and provides one more layer between you and the road if there’s a pile-up.
Short or Tall Socks?
There are lots of fun options available from plain white to smiley faces. Here’s a simple guide: White socks for good weather; black socks for bad weather. High socks for skinny legs; low socks for stocky sprinters. Bumper-sticker slogans on your socks? No.
Cycling Cap Under the Helmet?
Why not? It’s a good mix of retro fashion and necessary function. But watch out on cold days. Wet cotton against the head is a bad idea. Use a synthetic cap instead. Keep your cap on while fueling up at the coffee shop—you’ve got a horizontal indent across your forehead underneath.
Jacket Versus Vest?
Jackets help keep you warm and dry, but serious cyclists prefer vests because they usually do the trick with less bulk. That’s especially important when you’re continually taking it off and putting it back on during those long road rides.
Breaking News!
- Godfather Steven With Brody 1 Day Old
October 3, 2009 Steven became a Godfather for Brody Tatman! Yahoooo! Go Brody!!!!!
Attention Race For Kids Fan Club Members
Important Dates
The first drawing of the racing season for Steven’s Race For Kids Fan Club Members will be held the day of Steven’s first race of 2010.
A drawing for prizes each month will be held at the time of Steven’s first race of each month. If Steven doesn’t race in a month then the drawing will always be held the first of the month.
The last drawing will occur on the day of Steven’s last race in the 2010 season.
Good luck to all of Steven’s Race For Kids Fan Club Members!
*Prize Winners will be posted in the Race For Kids Fan Club menu under the title Steven’s Race For Kids Fan Club Monthly Prize Winners!