[iliveonnitro]

I had a lot of fun following him since I started racing in 2007. He had a phenomenal year in 2008, signed to a ProTour team, dropped back to domestic racing.

In 2009 he won a stage in the Cascade Classic, but lacked results elsewhere.

In 2010...??? (2nd in one stage of Tour of Gila)

What the hell happened to him? He was so fun to watch.

 

[nayr497]

Not sure, but I saw him race in Binghamton, NY at the Chris Thater Crits a few years back. Maybe 2006 or 2007. I think he won it that year, or was on the podium.

Can't help answer your question though. I'm sure someone will chime in though.

 

[jwgd]

He's racing tonight in Charlotte, NC.

http://www.charlottecriterium.org/

 

[AJL]

Here maybe: http://jamissutterhome.com/pro-team/

But the website seems borked ATM.

Ivan's definitely been an animator in the US domestic scene. He's probably too old now to sprint for a EU based team.

His Palmares can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iván_Domínguez

 

[iliveonnitro]

I know what he used to do and what team he's on now. But, he's not even mixing it up in the domestic scene.

It's a huge drop from beating Greg Henderson, JJ Haedo, Greipel, Farrar, etc in 2008 at the Tour of Georgia!

 

[88 rex]

I thought he won the Wilmington GP this year as well? Him and a teammate off the front.

 

[AJL]

I know what he used to do and what team he's on now. But, he's not even mixing it up in the domestic scene.

It's a huge drop from beating Greg Henderson, JJ Haedo, Greipel, Farrar, etc in 2008 at the Tour of Georgia!

Age, it seems, is even more of a discriminator for sprinters than it is stage racers. He's had a great career though!

 

[dominguez1k2go]

Hi guys, this is Ivan Dominguez, thank you all for the support and for worry about me to be honest, I'm too old to go against the new kids but I'm glad that we have some new guys representing these days, every rider have their time, mine now is to help others to get better.

I hope you all are well and having a great weekend.
Again, thank you for the support, it means a lot to me.

 

[thechriswebb]

Hello Sir. 2007 was the year I started getting seriously interested in pro cycling; living in the southeastern United States, the 2008 Tour de Georgia was one of the first races I followed. Thus, your stage victory there is one I remember.