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The dates and locations for the all of USA Cycling’s 2009 National Championship events are now set. A total of 16 events will provide amateur and professional cyclists with an opportunity to claim a coveted Stars-and-Stripes national champion’s jersey across all five disciplines of competitive cycling.
2009 USA Cycling National Championships
March 21: USA Cycling BMX National Championships – Desoto, TX
May 8-10: USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships – Fort Collins, CO
June 28 – July 4: USA Cycling Masters Road National Championships – Louisville, KY
July 2-5: USA Cycling Junior Track National Championships – Carson, CA
July 4: USA Cycling Marathon MTB National Championships – Breckenridge, CO
July 28 – Aug 2: USA Cycling Junior, U23 & Elite Road National Championships – Bend, OR
July 31: USA Cycling Tandem Sprint Championships – Trexlertown, PA
July 16-19: USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships – Granby, CO
Aug. 15-16: USA Cycling Elite & Professional Criterium Championships – Downers Grove. IL
Aug. 18-23: USA Cycling Masters Track National Championships – Indianapolis, IN
Aug. 29-30: USA Cycling Professional Road and TT National Championships-Greenville, SC
Sept. 24-26: USA Cycling Collegiate Track National Championships – Trexlertown, PA
Sept. 30 – Oct 4: USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships – Carson, CA
Oct. 10-11: USA Cycling 24 Hour Mountain Bike National Championships – Moab, UT
Oct. 16-18: USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships – Truckee, CA
Dec. 10-13: USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships – Bend, OR
Details at:Â Â www.usacycling.orgÂ
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The Dew Tour, the world’s premier season-long actions sports tour, today announced its complete schedule for the 2009 season. In addition to returning to Portland, Ore., Salt Lake City, and Orlando, the Tour will stop in Chicago with a BMX event and Boston with a skateboard event.
The 2009 Dew Tour will feature a BMX (park, dirt and vert) event in Chicago this June followed by the first ever ISF’s (International Skateboarding Federation) World Championship of Skateboarding on U.S. soil (park and vert) in Boston. The five-stop tour will then continue on to Portland, Ore., Salt Lake City and Orlando featuring BMX, skateboarding, and freestyle motocross.
“We are very excited about returning to Portland and Orlando after four successful seasons, as well as two in Salt Lake City, and we’re eager to bring the Dew Tour to the two new host cities: Chicago and Boston,†said Chris Prybylo, Alli Vice President and Dew Tour General Manager. “All five host cities have showed tremendous support for action sports throughout the years and we look forward to another successful season.â€Â  … Details
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